Secondary Wireman (JN -072026-23777) Rickmansworth, England
| Salary: | GBP45000 - GBP45000 per annum |
Our client based in Watford is looking for a Secondary Wireman to join their team.
Secondary Wireman Role Purpose:
To carry out secondary systems wiring, protection and control panel wiring and multi core/control cabling for HV substations, working accurately to drawings and specifications.
Secondary Wireman Key Responsibilities:
- Install, wire and terminate protection, control and relay panels.
- Install multicore and control cabling, containment, glanding and terminations.
- Terminate to wiring diagrams, cable schedules and core sheets.
- Carry out point-to-point checks, continuity testing and core identification.
- Interpret secondary schematics, wiring diagrams and GA drawings.
- Label, record and mark up cores and support the testing & commissioning team.
- Maintain a clean, safe and organised work area.
- Work to HVSS quality, HSE standards.
Essential Network Accreditation:
Applicants must hold current authorisation and/or demonstrable delivery experience on at least ONE of the following distribution or transmission networks:
- Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks (SSEN)
- UK Power Networks (UKPN)
- National Grid Electricity Distribution (NGED)
- National Grid (NG)
Qualifications & Requirements:
- Panel / secondary wiring experience on at least one of SSEN, UKPN, NGED or NG.
- City & Guilds / NVQ in electrical installation (e.g. 2330 / 2360 / 2365).
- SSSTS and IPAF desirable.
- Full UK driving licence
Experience:
- Proven substation panel and secondary wiring experience.
- Familiarity with protection, control and relay panel arrangements.
- Experience working from cable schedules and core sheets.
Skills & Attributes:
- High-quality panel wiring and termination
- Accurate interpretation of secondary drawings and schedules.
- Methodical, neat and detail-focused approach.
- Good team worker supporting commissioning activities.
Salary: £45,000 per year
Shift times: 09:00am-17:00pm (hours may differ, flexibility is needed)