Electrician
Dynamite Recruitment
A genuinely flexible Electrician role where you're trusted to get the job done.
⭐ Why this Electrician role stands out
- Genuine flexibility – need to do the school run, have an appointment or start later one day? That's absolutely fine, provided your hours are covered and communication is there.
- Home early most days – the hours are 8am to 4:30pm, but many engineers are getting home around 2–3pm once their daily workload is completed.
- One postal area per day – no driving all over Yorkshire.
- Your own dedicated coordinator – every engineer has a dedicated coordinator, supported by a planning manager. They organise your jobs, check customers are available before you attend and help deal with any issues or delays. You're not being passed around day to day.
- A company that values its people – there are lots of long serving employees, with most people having been with the business for 5 to 10 years. People don't tend to leave + They're only hiring due to new contracts.
- Premium rate overtime – additional work is regularly available during the week and at weekends if you want to increase your earnings.
- Proper training and support – new starters are eased into the workload based on their experience. For example all new starters will receive training on the new environmental sensor systems in place with clients.
- No call out rota – this is an installation focused role, so there are no out of hours call outs.
- Newer company van + fuel card – the oldest van in the fleet is currently a 2024 model, with compact vans that are easy to park.
- One mental health day per year, plus charity initiatives and access to a range of discounts and benefits through BrightHR.
- Starting salary for those with the 2391 qualification: £38.5K to £40K.
- Starting salary on average, for those without the 2391 qualification = £36,000. Potential for flexibilities.
You'll be working independently across domestic properties, carrying out predominantly electrical installation work as well as testing and maintenance work when required.
New starters are gradually introduced to the workload based on their individual experience and capabilities, rather than simply being thrown in at the deep end.
The majority of the work is sole working, giving you the autonomy to manage your own jobs.
- Electrical installation, testing and commissioning
- Consumer unit replacements
- Fan installation and replacement
- Smoke alarm installation
- Environmental sensor installation
- EICRs and routine inspections
- Preventative maintenance
- Rewiring work in a team where required
- Confident lone working in domestic installation environments.
- NVQ Level 3 Electrical qualification, including AM2
- Full UK driving licence
- Comfortable using a tablet and digital systems
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