Approved Electrician in England

We are looking for a proactive and enthusiastic individual to join our team and take responsibility for the electrical installation of our EV Charge Point Installations, being carried out across the UK for our high-profile customers.

The ideal candidate will be a competent electrician with a keen eye for detail, a team player and will strive for perfection. Background experience in commercial/industrial is paramount for this position.

Envevo are highly regarded in our sector and have an enviable reputation. We need installers capable of delivering our projects to ensure our high standards are maintained, works are delivered on time and to budget and the customer experience remains of paramount importance throughout project delivery. Experience working with rapid and ultra-rapid

DC EV chargers is mandatory.

Role Responsibilities:

• work instructions, electrical designs, cable calculations and installation guides to carry out the proper installation of EV chargers from various charger manufacturers .
• liaise with our Qualified Supervisor and provide updates relevant to the EV charge point installations for their projects.
• to site specific RAMS.
• to site specific Programmes of Work.
• NICEIC Electrical Installation Certificates using the NICEIC online portal on a tablet device.
• all necessary hand over documentation for each project, ensuring it is fed back into the QS/PM.
• Any other reasonable request in line with this role given by the EV Qualified Supervisor.

Essential Training or Qualifications:

The individual will need to demonstrate competency of their experience in electrical installations, along with evidence of their current projects. The candidate must be a fully qualified electrician and hold qualifications in these fields.

Such as:

• C&G L3 Electrotechnical Qualification
• C&G BS7671:2018 Wiring Regulations
• C&G 2391 (or equivalent) Inspection and Testing
• C&G 2919 (or equivalent) Electric Vehicle Charging
• Full UK Driving Licence
• JIB/CSCS Card
• Experience with DC chargers ranging from 50kW upwards of 400kW DC