JOB TITLE: ELECTRICAL ENGINEER SURVEYOR - ABERDEEN/ ELGIN/ INVERNESS

Role: Electrical Engineer Surveyor
Location: Aberdeen, Elgin or Inverness
Starting Salary: £40,816 Car allowance of £4,250p/a or Company Car, Fuel Card, OT available, Up to 12% Pension, Health Care, and other Flexible benefits

EXPERIENCE & SKILLS REQUIRED:

• Relevant Electrical knowledge
• Previous experience in a similar role / time served apprentice holding their 18th edition
• Excellent communication skills with clients and colleagues, both written and verbal.
• Computer literate
• Good knowledge of market, industry trends, developments and changes in legislation. Knowledge of H&S requirements

QUALIFICATIONS REQUIRED:

• 18th Edition regulations
• City & Guilds Part 1, 2and 3 OR Level 3 City and Guilds 2365 Diploma electrical installation. (HNC desirable).
• City & Guilds 2391 or 2394/5 courses (or equivalent)
• Hold a current U.K. driving license.
• GCSE’s in Maths and English (or equivalent)

ROLE PURPOSE:

To operate independently and as a team member in carrying out high quality examination of designated Electrical installations, operating with clear customer focus and driving optimal service delivery.

MAIN DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:

• Operate in line with Bureau Veritas Core Values and Code of Ethics
• Fully utilize all operational systems available, ensuring accurate data is inputted and reflected
• Whilst acting as a fully integrated member of a national and regional team, retain independent and individual ownership and responsibility for all allocated inspection and technical activities.
• Ensure examinations and testing are carried out in set time scales in line with the planned schedule
• Formulate, produce and distribute inspection reports in a professional manner within daily timescales and service standards.
• Ensure you work in line with Bureau Veritas Health and Safety process and systems
• Safely Carry Out Electrical Safety Tests On Portable Appliances Within Our Customers Premises In Accordance With The Code Of Practice For In-Service Inspection And Testing Of Electrical Equipment And The Health & Safety @ Work Act 1974.
• Carry out inspections within agreed authorities and to inspection standards and record such activities in the methods set out by the company.
• Provide advice of a technical and legislative nature relevant to agreed authorities to clients other team members and external bodies as necessary.
• Provide, build and maintain excellent client relationships and ensure that all customer service standards are met.
• Work closely with Regional Planner to ensure the plan is completed on a daily basis, any change must be communicated to the planner
• Maintain an awareness of developments in standards and legislation affecting Electrical Installations, and support change as required.
• Act on behalf of the company, making full use of technical expertise, when required.
• Identify any possible business opportunities and advise all appropriate business areas.
• Work effectively with Area Managers and Regional Directors to ensure all Regions KPI’s are met