- Type
- Full time, permanent
- Hours
- 40 hours, Monday to Friday, out-of-hours rota one week in six with standby pay
- Pay
- £36,000 to £42,000 plus van, fuel card, pension, 25 days holiday plus bank holidays, and paid training
- Where
- Poulton-le-Fylde and the Fylde coast, with commercial jobs across Lancashire
- Start
- Early 2027, flexible for the right person
- Closes
- 28 February 2027
The job
Our electricians run their own jobs. You will survey, quote with the office, do the work, test it, and talk to the customer, with a second person on the bigger jobs. The mix is about two thirds domestic (consumer units, rewires, EV chargers, EICRs) and one third commercial (fit-outs, fixed-wire testing, emergency lighting). You will have your own van from day one and the same customers year after year. We are a small team with very low turnover; the last person to leave went to start their own firm, and we still send them work.
What we're looking for
- Level 3 electrotechnical qualification (City & Guilds 2357, 2365 plus NVQ, or equivalent) and AM2
- 18th Edition BS 7671:2018+A2:2022 (City & Guilds 2382-22)
- ECS Gold card or Installation Electrician card
- At least two years post-qualification experience in domestic or commercial installation
- City & Guilds 2391 inspection and testing is an advantage, or we will put you through it
- Full UK driving licence with no more than three points
- Right to work in the UK
What we'll check
We tell you up front so there are no surprises, and so you can have the numbers ready.
- Identity and right to work documents
- Certificate numbers for every qualification, verified with the awarding body
- ECS card number, grade and expiry, checked on the ECS register
- Driving licence and a DVLA check code
- Two references from previous employers, which we take up by phone
- Basic DBS check on offer, enhanced for school and care-home work
What to photograph and attach
Attach these to the form below. A phone photo is fine as long as the whole document is in shot and the numbers are readable.
- Level 3 NVQ or apprenticeship certificate (City & Guilds 2357, 2346 experienced worker, 5357, or the Level 3 standard certificate), showing the certificate number.
- AM2 or AM2S certificate from NET, with the candidate number.
- 18th Edition certificate, BS 7671:2018 (City & Guilds 2382-18, 2382-22 or 2382-24).
- City & Guilds 2391 inspection and testing certificate if you have listed it.
- Your ECS card, front and back (Installation Electrician or Approved Electrician gold card, or Experienced Worker).
- Driving licence photocard, front only, and a DVLA licence check code if you have points.
- Right-to-work and identity documents shown in person at interview, not uploaded.
How we verify it
| Document | What we do with it |
|---|---|
| City & Guilds certificates | Certificate number and candidate enrolment number checked through the City & Guilds certificate verification service, or by ringing the college that ran the course. |
| EAL certificates | EAL's online certificate verification using the certificate number and learner name. |
| AM2 / AM2S | NET (National Electrotechnical Training) confirms a pass against the candidate number. |
| ECS card | ECS Check online or the ECS Check app: card number, grade, expiry and the qualifications registered against it. |
| Driving licence | A DVLA licence check code (gov.uk, 'View or share your driving licence') shows points, categories and validity for 21 days. |
| DBS | Status check on the DBS Update Service with the certificate number and consent, or a new basic check through the office. |
| Right to work | Original documents seen in person at interview, or a Home Office online share code for those with digital status; recorded before the start date. |
| References | Two referees rung by the office after interview, with one question about dates and role put to the previous employer in writing. |
If something on that list is a problem, apply anyway and tell us. Points on a licence, a gap in work, an old conviction: we've hired people with all three. What we won't accept is a certificate number that doesn't check out.