Role Overview We are currently looking for an experienced Non-Working Electrical Supervisor to assist in the management and delivery of an electrical contract on a major construction project. The successful candidate will have strong experience supervising electrical installations and running or assisting with the management of an electrical contract, with the ability to coordinate site operatives, communicate effectively with management and liaise professionally with the client. This is a non-working supervisory role, with the focus being on managing the electrical works, coordinating the workforce, maintaining standards and ensuring the project is delivered safely and efficiently. Key Responsibilities Assist with the day-to-day running and management of the electrical contract. Supervise and coordinate electrical operatives on site. Liaise with site operatives, project management, site management and the client. Ensure electrical works are progressing in accordance with the programme and project requirements. Monitor workmanship, quality and progress across the site. Identify and resolve issues affecting progress and communicate these to the relevant management team. Ensure works are being completed in accordance with drawings, specifications and project requirements. Use BIM models to assist with coordination, planning and delivery of the electrical installation. Produce and maintain RAMS (Risk Assessments & Method Statements). Ensure operatives are working in accordance with approved RAMS and site procedures. Assist with the coordination of other trades and services where required. Complete site records, progress updates and relevant project documentation. Produce Q&A packs for handover of completed areas, ensuring documentation is accurate and complete. Assist with snagging, inspections and close-out of completed works. Attend meetings with management and the client where required. Essential Requirements Proven experience as an Electrical Supervisor on commercial/industrial construction projects. Good experience running or assisting with the running of an electrical contract. Strong knowledge of electrical installation processes and construction-site practices. Previous experience supervising and coordinating electrical teams. BIM experience is essential. Experience producing RAMS is essential. Experience with handover documentation and QA/Q&A packs. Strong communication and organisational skills. Ability to liaise confidently with operatives, management and clients. Good understanding of health & safety requirements and site procedures. Relevant electrical qualifications. Relevant site supervisory qualifications/cards, such as SSSTS/SMSTS and ECS, would be advantageous. Ideal Candidate The ideal candidate will be an experienced Electrical Supervisor who has progressed beyond purely hands-on installation work and is confident taking responsibility for the supervision, coordination and day-to-day management of electrical works. They will need to be organised, proactive and confident dealing with both the workforce and senior management, with particular emphasis on BIM, RAMS, quality documentation and project handovers.
08/09/2026
Contract
Role Overview We are currently looking for an experienced Non-Working Electrical Supervisor to assist in the management and delivery of an electrical contract on a major construction project. The successful candidate will have strong experience supervising electrical installations and running or assisting with the management of an electrical contract, with the ability to coordinate site operatives, communicate effectively with management and liaise professionally with the client. This is a non-working supervisory role, with the focus being on managing the electrical works, coordinating the workforce, maintaining standards and ensuring the project is delivered safely and efficiently. Key Responsibilities Assist with the day-to-day running and management of the electrical contract. Supervise and coordinate electrical operatives on site. Liaise with site operatives, project management, site management and the client. Ensure electrical works are progressing in accordance with the programme and project requirements. Monitor workmanship, quality and progress across the site. Identify and resolve issues affecting progress and communicate these to the relevant management team. Ensure works are being completed in accordance with drawings, specifications and project requirements. Use BIM models to assist with coordination, planning and delivery of the electrical installation. Produce and maintain RAMS (Risk Assessments & Method Statements). Ensure operatives are working in accordance with approved RAMS and site procedures. Assist with the coordination of other trades and services where required. Complete site records, progress updates and relevant project documentation. Produce Q&A packs for handover of completed areas, ensuring documentation is accurate and complete. Assist with snagging, inspections and close-out of completed works. Attend meetings with management and the client where required. Essential Requirements Proven experience as an Electrical Supervisor on commercial/industrial construction projects. Good experience running or assisting with the running of an electrical contract. Strong knowledge of electrical installation processes and construction-site practices. Previous experience supervising and coordinating electrical teams. BIM experience is essential. Experience producing RAMS is essential. Experience with handover documentation and QA/Q&A packs. Strong communication and organisational skills. Ability to liaise confidently with operatives, management and clients. Good understanding of health & safety requirements and site procedures. Relevant electrical qualifications. Relevant site supervisory qualifications/cards, such as SSSTS/SMSTS and ECS, would be advantageous. Ideal Candidate The ideal candidate will be an experienced Electrical Supervisor who has progressed beyond purely hands-on installation work and is confident taking responsibility for the supervision, coordination and day-to-day management of electrical works. They will need to be organised, proactive and confident dealing with both the workforce and senior management, with particular emphasis on BIM, RAMS, quality documentation and project handovers.
Electrical Supervisor Meridian are looking for an Electrical Supervisor to work for a leading UK M&E contractor on state of the art new-build apartments in Leeds centre 2x Electrical Supervisors required 270 - 290 Day Rate (negotiable dependant on experience and qualifications) - CIS or PAYE Equivalent Immediate start available (subject to successful application - site visit/interview will be required prior to starting) Duration expected to be 6-12+ months of work (dependant on which site) 40-hours Mon-Fri Various sites within Leeds city centre Overseeing Electricians on 1st and 2nd fix, HSE and QA procedures, RAMS & inductions, and helping manage subbies on site with materials and workload Electrical background required, specifically on residential & high-rise projects JIB Card and SSSTS/SMSTS required If you are an available Electrical Supervisor and interested in knowing more please apply to the advert with a copy of your CV or alternatively contact the M&E Department on (phone number removed) Meridian Business Support is a recruitment specialist acting on behalf of our client as an Employment Agency for this vacancy
01/09/2026
Seasonal
Electrical Supervisor Meridian are looking for an Electrical Supervisor to work for a leading UK M&E contractor on state of the art new-build apartments in Leeds centre 2x Electrical Supervisors required 270 - 290 Day Rate (negotiable dependant on experience and qualifications) - CIS or PAYE Equivalent Immediate start available (subject to successful application - site visit/interview will be required prior to starting) Duration expected to be 6-12+ months of work (dependant on which site) 40-hours Mon-Fri Various sites within Leeds city centre Overseeing Electricians on 1st and 2nd fix, HSE and QA procedures, RAMS & inductions, and helping manage subbies on site with materials and workload Electrical background required, specifically on residential & high-rise projects JIB Card and SSSTS/SMSTS required If you are an available Electrical Supervisor and interested in knowing more please apply to the advert with a copy of your CV or alternatively contact the M&E Department on (phone number removed) Meridian Business Support is a recruitment specialist acting on behalf of our client as an Employment Agency for this vacancy
Electrical Site Manager London Secure Estate / Prison Contract Up to £335 per day (depending on experience) + staying away allowance Our client is a well-regarded M&E specialist with a strong track record delivering complex refurbishment and new-build projects across the secure estate. They run structured delivery teams with clear reporting lines and solid on-site support, and they're now looking for an experienced Electrical Site Manager to lead electrical delivery on a live MEP package. You'll take ownership of electrical supervision on site managing subcontract labour, driving quality and programme, and keeping everything compliant in a secure, controlled-access environment. What you'll be doing Run electrical supervision on site: labour, sequencing, access constraints, permits, and short-interval planning. Manage subcontract electricians and specialist vendors (containment, cabling, termination, lighting, testing/commissioning support). Own H&S: RAMS, permits, daily briefings, toolbox talks, safe systems of work in a secure environment, and close-out of actions. Drive quality control: benchmarks, ITPs, inspections, snag management, and right-first-time installs. Coordinate with the wider project team on programme and interfaces (M&E coordination, builderswork, ceilings/walls, penetrations, containment routes). Control materials and logistics, including receipt, issue and storage of client-supplied major equipment and cable. Keep tight records: daily diaries, progress reporting, labour returns, QA packs, as-builts and handover support. What you'll need Proven experience as an Electrical Site Manager / Supervisor delivering MEP projects, ideally within secure, live or controlled-access environments. Strong electrical installation knowledge: containment, distribution, lighting, small power, testing coordination and commissioning readiness. SSSTS or SMSTS (SSSTS minimum). ECS/JIB card (or equivalent trade background) HNC/HND useful but not essential. Comfortable running subcontract labour, managing interfaces, and pushing programme without sacrificing quality. Able to pass the relevant security / vetting requirements for a prison environment. Why this role This is a chance to take real ownership of electrical delivery on a proper secure-estate programme a strong day rate, a long run of work, and a structured team behind you. Apply now or get in touch
01/09/2026
Contract
Electrical Site Manager London Secure Estate / Prison Contract Up to £335 per day (depending on experience) + staying away allowance Our client is a well-regarded M&E specialist with a strong track record delivering complex refurbishment and new-build projects across the secure estate. They run structured delivery teams with clear reporting lines and solid on-site support, and they're now looking for an experienced Electrical Site Manager to lead electrical delivery on a live MEP package. You'll take ownership of electrical supervision on site managing subcontract labour, driving quality and programme, and keeping everything compliant in a secure, controlled-access environment. What you'll be doing Run electrical supervision on site: labour, sequencing, access constraints, permits, and short-interval planning. Manage subcontract electricians and specialist vendors (containment, cabling, termination, lighting, testing/commissioning support). Own H&S: RAMS, permits, daily briefings, toolbox talks, safe systems of work in a secure environment, and close-out of actions. Drive quality control: benchmarks, ITPs, inspections, snag management, and right-first-time installs. Coordinate with the wider project team on programme and interfaces (M&E coordination, builderswork, ceilings/walls, penetrations, containment routes). Control materials and logistics, including receipt, issue and storage of client-supplied major equipment and cable. Keep tight records: daily diaries, progress reporting, labour returns, QA packs, as-builts and handover support. What you'll need Proven experience as an Electrical Site Manager / Supervisor delivering MEP projects, ideally within secure, live or controlled-access environments. Strong electrical installation knowledge: containment, distribution, lighting, small power, testing coordination and commissioning readiness. SSSTS or SMSTS (SSSTS minimum). ECS/JIB card (or equivalent trade background) HNC/HND useful but not essential. Comfortable running subcontract labour, managing interfaces, and pushing programme without sacrificing quality. Able to pass the relevant security / vetting requirements for a prison environment. Why this role This is a chance to take real ownership of electrical delivery on a proper secure-estate programme a strong day rate, a long run of work, and a structured team behind you. Apply now or get in touch
Electrical Site Manager Kent Prison Contract Up to £335 per day (depending on experience) + staying away allowance Our client is a well-regarded M&E specialist with a strong track record delivering complex refurbishment and new-build projects across the secure estate. They run structured delivery teams with clear reporting lines and solid on-site support, and they're now looking for an experienced Electrical Site Manager to lead electrical delivery on a live MEP package. You'll take ownership of electrical supervision on site managing subcontract labour, driving quality and programme, and keeping everything compliant in a secure, controlled-access environment. What you'll be doing Run electrical supervision on site: labour, sequencing, access constraints, permits, and short-interval planning. Manage subcontract electricians and specialist vendors (containment, cabling, termination, lighting, testing/commissioning support). Own H&S: RAMS, permits, daily briefings, toolbox talks, safe systems of work in a secure environment, and close-out of actions. Drive quality control: benchmarks, ITPs, inspections, snag management, and right-first-time installs. Coordinate with the wider project team on programme and interfaces (M&E coordination, builderswork, ceilings/walls, penetrations, containment routes). Control materials and logistics, including receipt, issue and storage of client-supplied major equipment and cable. Keep tight records: daily diaries, progress reporting, labour returns, QA packs, as-builts and handover support. What you'll need Proven experience as an Electrical Site Manager / Supervisor delivering MEP projects, ideally within secure, live or controlled-access environments. Strong electrical installation knowledge: containment, distribution, lighting, small power, testing coordination and commissioning readiness. SSSTS or SMSTS (SSSTS minimum). ECS/JIB card (or equivalent trade background) HNC/HND useful but not essential. Comfortable running subcontract labour, managing interfaces, and pushing programme without sacrificing quality. Able to pass the relevant security / vetting requirements for a prison environment. Why this role This is a chance to take real ownership of electrical delivery on a proper secure-estate programme a strong day rate, a long run of work, and a structured team behind you. Apply now or get in touch
01/09/2026
Contract
Electrical Site Manager Kent Prison Contract Up to £335 per day (depending on experience) + staying away allowance Our client is a well-regarded M&E specialist with a strong track record delivering complex refurbishment and new-build projects across the secure estate. They run structured delivery teams with clear reporting lines and solid on-site support, and they're now looking for an experienced Electrical Site Manager to lead electrical delivery on a live MEP package. You'll take ownership of electrical supervision on site managing subcontract labour, driving quality and programme, and keeping everything compliant in a secure, controlled-access environment. What you'll be doing Run electrical supervision on site: labour, sequencing, access constraints, permits, and short-interval planning. Manage subcontract electricians and specialist vendors (containment, cabling, termination, lighting, testing/commissioning support). Own H&S: RAMS, permits, daily briefings, toolbox talks, safe systems of work in a secure environment, and close-out of actions. Drive quality control: benchmarks, ITPs, inspections, snag management, and right-first-time installs. Coordinate with the wider project team on programme and interfaces (M&E coordination, builderswork, ceilings/walls, penetrations, containment routes). Control materials and logistics, including receipt, issue and storage of client-supplied major equipment and cable. Keep tight records: daily diaries, progress reporting, labour returns, QA packs, as-builts and handover support. What you'll need Proven experience as an Electrical Site Manager / Supervisor delivering MEP projects, ideally within secure, live or controlled-access environments. Strong electrical installation knowledge: containment, distribution, lighting, small power, testing coordination and commissioning readiness. SSSTS or SMSTS (SSSTS minimum). ECS/JIB card (or equivalent trade background) HNC/HND useful but not essential. Comfortable running subcontract labour, managing interfaces, and pushing programme without sacrificing quality. Able to pass the relevant security / vetting requirements for a prison environment. Why this role This is a chance to take real ownership of electrical delivery on a proper secure-estate programme a strong day rate, a long run of work, and a structured team behind you. Apply now or get in touch
As Mechanical Construction Manager , you will take responsibility for the day-to-day management and delivery of mechanical construction activities across the project. Key responsibilities will include: Managing and coordinating the delivery of mechanical installation works across the project. Providing leadership to mechanical site teams, supervisors, engineers and specialist subcontractors. Ensuring works are delivered in accordance with approved drawings, specifications, RAMS and project requirements. Planning and coordinating mechanical works to meet programme and key project milestones. Working closely with the Project Manager and wider construction team to ensure effective coordination of M&E activities. Managing mechanical subcontractors and supply chain partners, ensuring performance, productivity and quality requirements are achieved. Reviewing construction methodologies, programmes, RAMS and technical documentation. Monitoring progress and reporting against programme requirements. Coordinating with design teams to resolve technical queries, design changes and site issues. Ensuring mechanical installations are completed to the required quality standards and in accordance with project specifications. Working closely with the QA/QC team to ensure inspection and testing requirements are achieved. Supporting commissioning, testing, snagging and handover activities. Managing interfaces between mechanical systems, electrical services, civil works and other disciplines. Ensuring all works are undertaken in accordance with relevant rail projects Maintaining a strong focus on health, safety, environmental and quality standards. Attending progress, coordination and stakeholder meetings as required. Ideally, you will have: Proven experience managing mechanical construction activities on large-scale projects. A strong mechanical engineering or installation background. Experience working within rail, infrastructure or other highly regulated environments . Experience managing mechanical subcontractors and specialist supply chains. Strong understanding of construction programmes, sequencing and project delivery. Ability to read and interpret mechanical drawings, specifications and technical documentation. Experience with RAMS, permits, inspections, testing and quality processes. Strong understanding of health & safety requirements within a construction environment. Excellent communication and stakeholder-management skills. The ability to lead teams and coordinate multiple work fronts effectively. A proactive approach to problem solving, programme delivery and construction management.
01/09/2026
Full time
As Mechanical Construction Manager , you will take responsibility for the day-to-day management and delivery of mechanical construction activities across the project. Key responsibilities will include: Managing and coordinating the delivery of mechanical installation works across the project. Providing leadership to mechanical site teams, supervisors, engineers and specialist subcontractors. Ensuring works are delivered in accordance with approved drawings, specifications, RAMS and project requirements. Planning and coordinating mechanical works to meet programme and key project milestones. Working closely with the Project Manager and wider construction team to ensure effective coordination of M&E activities. Managing mechanical subcontractors and supply chain partners, ensuring performance, productivity and quality requirements are achieved. Reviewing construction methodologies, programmes, RAMS and technical documentation. Monitoring progress and reporting against programme requirements. Coordinating with design teams to resolve technical queries, design changes and site issues. Ensuring mechanical installations are completed to the required quality standards and in accordance with project specifications. Working closely with the QA/QC team to ensure inspection and testing requirements are achieved. Supporting commissioning, testing, snagging and handover activities. Managing interfaces between mechanical systems, electrical services, civil works and other disciplines. Ensuring all works are undertaken in accordance with relevant rail projects Maintaining a strong focus on health, safety, environmental and quality standards. Attending progress, coordination and stakeholder meetings as required. Ideally, you will have: Proven experience managing mechanical construction activities on large-scale projects. A strong mechanical engineering or installation background. Experience working within rail, infrastructure or other highly regulated environments . Experience managing mechanical subcontractors and specialist supply chains. Strong understanding of construction programmes, sequencing and project delivery. Ability to read and interpret mechanical drawings, specifications and technical documentation. Experience with RAMS, permits, inspections, testing and quality processes. Strong understanding of health & safety requirements within a construction environment. Excellent communication and stakeholder-management skills. The ability to lead teams and coordinate multiple work fronts effectively. A proactive approach to problem solving, programme delivery and construction management.
As Electrical Construction Manager , you will take responsibility for the day-to-day management and delivery of electrical construction activities across the project. Key responsibilities will include: Managing and coordinating the delivery of electrical installation works across the project. Providing leadership to electrical site teams, supervisors, engineers and specialist subcontractors. Ensuring works are delivered in accordance with approved drawings, specifications, RAMS and project requirements. Planning and coordinating electrical works to meet programme and key project milestones. Working closely with the Project Manager and wider construction team to ensure effective coordination of M&E activities. Managing electrical subcontractors and supply chain partners, ensuring performance, productivity and quality requirements are achieved. Reviewing construction methodologies, programmes, RAMS and technical documentation. Monitoring progress and reporting against programme requirements. Coordinating with design teams to resolve technical queries, design changes and site issues. Ensuring installations are completed to the required quality standards and are fully compliant with project specifications. Working closely with the QA/QC team to ensure inspection and testing requirements are achieved. Supporting commissioning, testing, snagging and handover activities. Managing interfaces between electrical systems, mechanical services, civil works and other disciplines. Ensuring all works are undertaken in accordance with relevant rail projects Maintaining a strong focus on health, safety, environmental and quality standards. Attending progress, coordination and stakeholder meetings as required. Ideally, you will have: Proven experience managing electrical construction activities on large-scale projects. A strong electrical engineering or installation background. Experience working within rail, infrastructure or other highly regulated environments . Experience managing electrical subcontractors and specialist supply chains. Strong understanding of construction programmes, sequencing and project delivery. Ability to read and interpret electrical drawings, specifications and technical documentation. Experience with RAMS, permits, inspections, testing and quality processes. Strong understanding of health & safety requirements within a construction environment. Excellent communication and stakeholder-management skills. The ability to lead teams and coordinate multiple work fronts effectively. A proactive approach to problem solving, programme delivery and construction management.
01/09/2026
Full time
As Electrical Construction Manager , you will take responsibility for the day-to-day management and delivery of electrical construction activities across the project. Key responsibilities will include: Managing and coordinating the delivery of electrical installation works across the project. Providing leadership to electrical site teams, supervisors, engineers and specialist subcontractors. Ensuring works are delivered in accordance with approved drawings, specifications, RAMS and project requirements. Planning and coordinating electrical works to meet programme and key project milestones. Working closely with the Project Manager and wider construction team to ensure effective coordination of M&E activities. Managing electrical subcontractors and supply chain partners, ensuring performance, productivity and quality requirements are achieved. Reviewing construction methodologies, programmes, RAMS and technical documentation. Monitoring progress and reporting against programme requirements. Coordinating with design teams to resolve technical queries, design changes and site issues. Ensuring installations are completed to the required quality standards and are fully compliant with project specifications. Working closely with the QA/QC team to ensure inspection and testing requirements are achieved. Supporting commissioning, testing, snagging and handover activities. Managing interfaces between electrical systems, mechanical services, civil works and other disciplines. Ensuring all works are undertaken in accordance with relevant rail projects Maintaining a strong focus on health, safety, environmental and quality standards. Attending progress, coordination and stakeholder meetings as required. Ideally, you will have: Proven experience managing electrical construction activities on large-scale projects. A strong electrical engineering or installation background. Experience working within rail, infrastructure or other highly regulated environments . Experience managing electrical subcontractors and specialist supply chains. Strong understanding of construction programmes, sequencing and project delivery. Ability to read and interpret electrical drawings, specifications and technical documentation. Experience with RAMS, permits, inspections, testing and quality processes. Strong understanding of health & safety requirements within a construction environment. Excellent communication and stakeholder-management skills. The ability to lead teams and coordinate multiple work fronts effectively. A proactive approach to problem solving, programme delivery and construction management.