Multi Skilled Electrician

About the role

GRAHAM is a major Total FM provider in the UK, focused on improving client experience and making day-to-day operations easier for the people it supports. The company is looking for a Multi-Skilled Electrician to help maintain a smooth, low-hassle environment for both clients and engineers.

Backed by continued growth and an annual turnover of more than £1 billion, GRAHAM invests in its people and creates an environment where they can perform at their best. This role suits an experienced electrician who is motivated to deliver strong results.

Location: Ballymun Civic Centre, Dublin, County Dublin, Ireland
Working hours: 40 hours per week, Monday to Friday
Contract: Permanent, full-time

Benefits

• Up to 33 days of paid annual leave
• Company pension scheme
• Free life assurance
• Training and development support
• Reduced-cost private healthcare scheme
• Discounted gym membership
• BUPA health assessments

Responsibilities

• Carry out electrical installation work across light commercial environments and related settings.
• Coordinate subcontractors and ensure all required paperwork is completed, with work delivered to best-practice standards.
• Complete planned preventative maintenance and reactive maintenance tasks within SLA targets.
• Represent the company professionally when dealing with clients and maintain courteous communication at all times.
• Apply up-to-date knowledge of IET wiring regulations so work complies with current standards.
• Perform minor installation and completion duties, including single- and three-phase low-voltage distribution cabling and equipment, steel and PVC trunking, tray and conduit containment, final circuit cabling, final termination of wiring accessories, data networking, HVCA controls, fault finding, inspection, and testing.
• Submit company documentation accurately and on time, whether in hard copy or electronically, as required by the contract.
• Work with the facilities manager to shape engineering solutions that fit client needs and budget constraints.
• Use initiative to resolve technical issues linked to minor works, including sourcing parts and materials and obtaining manufacturer support where needed.
• Maintain the highest standards of health and safety, including carrying out point-of-work risk assessments for every task.
• Demonstrate a strong working understanding of BS7671 and related IET guidance in line with best practice principles.

Requirements

• QQI Level 6 Advanced Certificate Craft in Electrician, with a completed electrical apprenticeship.
• At least 5 years of experience in building maintenance, especially planned, reactive, and remedial maintenance.
• Knowledge of National Rules for Electrical Installations, I.S. 10101:2020.
• Hold a current full Irish driving licence.
• Have a valid CSCS/CSR card or an equivalent skills card.
• Normal eyesight and colour vision.
• Desirable: experience with planned and reactive maintenance in a corporate environment.
• Desirable: strong troubleshooting ability, problem-solving skills, and self-motivation.
• Desirable: IT skills and familiarity with maintenance management systems, including preventative maintenance planning, reporting, and documentation.
• Desirable: high-voltage awareness training.
• Desirable: mechanical knowledge.

Additional information

This job outline is intended to give an overview of the role and the kind of duties involved. It does not list every task in full. The exact responsibilities and goals will be agreed with the successful candidate at regular intervals.

Equal opportunity and vetting information

The employer is committed to building a diverse and inclusive workforce and especially encourages applications from women and people from minority ethnic backgrounds, who are underrepresented in the industry.

If client security clearance is needed, a disclosure may be requested. A criminal record will not automatically prevent someone from being appointed. Access NI and the Vetting and Barring Scheme policy, along with the Recruitment of Ex-Offenders policy, are available on request. The Access NI privacy notice can also be viewed through the Department of Justice.