Construction Resources Limited.

Electrician – Social Housing Maintenance (Van & Fuel Card)

📍 Anywhere United KingdomUnited Kingdom 🕐 2w ago
💰 £30k–£38k a year Remote Full-time
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Job description

Construction Resources Limited is seeking two experienced Electricians to join our expanding team. You will work across social housing properties delivering electrical maintenance, repairs and installations. Each successful candidate will receive a company van and fuel card to travel between sites, with ongoing, secure work and a supportive, growing team. Applicants should have NVQ Level 3, 18th Edition, ECS/CSCS, and a full UK driving licence, and enjoy working independently or as part of a team.
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