Are you a qualified electrician with a passion for green energy? Do you have a clean driving licence? We can offer you a competitive salary working 40 hours per week! Join our team and help build a cleaner, smarter future!
Please note, you may be required to work further afield as the contract demands. All travel times will be considered as part of working hours

WHAT WE NEED FROM YOU:

• You have served a recognised Electrical apprenticeship and/ or appropriate full electrical qualifications (Essential)
• Must hold a 18th Edition I.EE
• MCS Accreditation knowledge or experience (Microgeneration Certification Scheme)
• Experience in solar PV or renewables preferred (training available)
• MCS Accreditation knowledge or experience (Microgeneration Certification Scheme, PAS 2030 familiarity (for roles involving retrofit or funded work) G98/G99 understanding (grid connection regulations) Solar PV Qualifications, including one of the below:
• City & Guilds 2399 – Solar Photovoltaic Installation (now discontinued but still recognised)
• LCL Awards Level 3 Award in the Installation and Maintenance of Solar PV Systems
• BPEC Solar PV Installer Course (Essential)
• ECS Gold Card – If you don’t have this certification, it must be obtained prior to start date
• Passion for sustainability and innovation
• A full UK driving license under 7 points
• Own a full set of tools

We are seeking a skilled and motivated electrician to work on renewable energy installations, including:
Experience in installing, testing, and commissioning domestic and/or commercial solar PV systems. Ability to read and interpret electrical schematics and technical drawings. Competent with DC and AC circuits, inverters, isolators, and fault finding. Familiarity with remote monitoring systems, data loggers, and apps. Strong understanding of H&S protocols, risk assessments, and method statements (RAMS). Compliance with UK building regulations and DNO (Distribution Network Operator) requirements. Report faulty appliances, installations or equipment which do not meet safety regulations. Operate machinery and equipment safely and correctly using any safety devices and practices. Carry out all aspects of electrical works. Willingness to travel regionally (or nationally depending on the role). Flexibility to work overtime or weekends when required