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Electrician

An Electrician is responsible for installing, maintaining, and repairing electrical systems and equipment in residential, commercial, or industrial settings.

This role involves reading technical diagrams, troubleshooting electrical issues, ensuring systems comply with safety standards, and working with various tools and testing devices.

Key Responsibilities

• Surveying sites where electrical systems are installed.
• Drafting electrical installation plans and technical diagrams.
• Installing, maintaining, modifying and repairing all electrical systems in public spaces and buildings.
• Ensuring that electrical systems adhere to the national electrical safety standards and regulations.
• Supervising ongoing electrical system installations and providing technical expertise to installation teams where needed.

• Using blueprints, wiring diagrams and manufacturer’s installation manuals to complete projects.
• Completing work orders and recording materials that are used on the job.
• Identifying electrical problems and repairing them.
• Advising the company’s management on when to replace aged electrical equipment to prevent hazards.
• Conducting general electrical systems maintenance and troubleshooting electrical issues with testing equipment.

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Salary Range

Entry-Level

Experienced

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Essential Skills

• Interpersonal skills: As an electrician, while you might handle certain tasks on your own, much of your work will also involve interacting with others. This could include teaming up with fellow workers on various projects or assisting clients by addressing their electrical concerns. These interactions may occur with both coworkers and customers.
• Problem solving: When working independently, you must identify solutions yourself and cannot rely on others for help. Problem-solving skills enable you to assess various situations and use technical knowledge and critical thinking to determine solutions.
• Physical skills: The role of an electrician can be demanding, so employers appreciate candidates with good general health and particular physical abilities. While there are no specific physical requirements, you should have the physical strength to work with and hold heavy objects.

Training Providers in the UK 

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Qualifications and Training

Typically, you will need 5 GCSEs at a C grade, then you can undertake a level 3 course or level 2 which is more suitable for those leaving school at 16.

• City & Guilds Foundation in Electrical Installation Level 2 course - Coleg Gwent
• Electrical - Pembrokeshire College
• Electrical Installation Inspection, Testing, Certification and Reporting Level 3 Award (EAL) | Course Search

• Electrical Engineering Apprenticeship | Apprenticeship Search

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Employment Opportunities in the UK

• Electrician Swansea Based - Domestic & Commercial Works - Swansea SA1 5ED - Indeed.com
• Electrician urgently needed - Llanelli SA14 - Indeed.com
• Electrician - Wales - Indeed.com

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