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ELECTRICAL SUPERVISOR Job Description Overview: As an Electrical Supervisor, you will oversee the installation, maintenance, and repair of electrical systems and equipment within industrial facilities, construction sites, or commercial buildings. Your role involves leading a team of electricians, technicians, and contractors to ensure the safe and efficient execution of electrical projects. You will coordinate with engineering teams, project managers, and clients to meet project deadlines, quality standards, and regulatory requirements.Key Responsibilities:Project Planning and Coordination:Collaborate with engineering teams, project managers, and clients to review project plans, specifications, and schedules for electrical installations, upgrades, or repairs.Develop work plans, construction schedules, and resource allocation strategies to ensure timely completion of electrical projects within budget and scope.Coordinate with procurement teams to procure materials, equipment, and supplies required for electrical installations and maintenance activities.Team Leadership and Supervision:Lead and supervise a team of electricians, apprentices, and subcontractors, providing guidance, training, and performance feedback to ensure adherence to safety protocols, quality standards, and project requirements.Assign tasks, delegate responsibilities, and monitor work progress to optimize productivity, efficiency, and resource utilization.Conduct regular safety meetings, toolbox talks, and job site inspections to promote a culture of safety awareness and compliance with regulatory requirements.Electrical Installation and Maintenance:Oversee the installation, testing, and commissioning of electrical systems, including power distribution, lighting, control panels, and electrical equipment, according to engineering drawings and specifications.Perform troubleshooting, diagnostics, and repairs of electrical systems and equipment to identify and resolve electrical faults, malfunctions, or deficiencies.Quality Assurance and Control:Implement quality control measures, inspection procedures, and documentation protocols to verify the quality and integrity of electrical installations and connections.Perform electrical testing, insulation resistance testing, and continuity checks to verify compliance with design requirements and industry standards.Document inspection results, maintain records of electrical installations, modifications, and repairs, and ensure compliance with project specifications and client requirements.Safety and Regulatory Compliance:Enforce safety policies, procedures, and practices to mitigate electrical hazards, prevent accidents, and promote a safe working environment for personnel involved in electrical operations.Investigate electrical incidents, near misses, and safety violations, and implement corrective actions and preventive measures to prevent recurrence.Client Communication and Reporting:Serve as a point of contact for clients, contractors

When I was in my early career as an associate electrical engineer in an EPC Company, my draftman gave me a feedback of my lighting wiring layout. How the cable lay? It shall be easy to be understood by construction team at site. Also, on other occassion at the same company, my senior EPC engineer reminded me when sending an email to others to think about how their feeling when reading it. Frankly speaking, I just realize those were examples of effective communication. #Engineering #EffectiveCommunication

Electrical rewires involve replacing outdated or unsafe electrical wiring in a home or building to ensure safety and efficiency. This process typically includes upgrading old wiring, circuits, and fuse boxes, and installing modern outlets and switches. Rewiring is crucial for preventing electrical hazards like fires or shocks, especially in older homes where wiring may be deteriorated or insufficient for contemporary electrical demands. Hiring a reputable electrician is essential for a proper and compliant rewire, ensuring the system meets current safety standards. A well-executed rewire not only enhances safety, but it can also improve energy efficiency and increase property value. Contact Wingham EDF if you need your property rewiring. #electricalrewire #electricalrewiring #electriciankent #domesticrewire #commercialrewire

Bridging Industrial and Domestic Electrical Installations: A Balance of Precision and Safety Throughout my career as an Electrical Engineer, I’ve had the privilege of working on both industrial and domestic electrical installations, and while the scale may differ, the core principles of precision, safety, and efficiency remain the same. In my current role at ISLET Engineering & Construction, I manage complex industrial electrical installations, from power distribution systems to large-scale control rooms. These projects require a deep understanding of electrical systems, effective resource management, and ensuring that every installation adheres to strict safety standards. Coordinating with project managers, interpreting blueprints, and managing teams are all critical to making sure the job is done right and on time. However, I’ve also worked extensively on domestic installations, ensuring homes are powered safely and efficiently. At first glance, domestic projects may seem simpler, but they require just as much attention to detail. Whether it’s installing wiring, lighting systems, or ensuring proper grounding and protection, each installation must be carried out with the same level of care and compliance as a large industrial project. At Bel Papyrus Limited, where I previously served as an Electrical Superintendent, I was responsible for a variety of installations, including load distribution systems, earthing protection, and electrical wiring. This role helped me sharpen my ability to troubleshoot and ensure that both domestic and industrial environments had safe, reliable, and energy-efficient electrical setups. What I’ve learned from working on both fronts is that successful electrical installation—whether for a large factory or a single home—depends on understanding the unique demands of each environment. Industrial systems often focus on power efficiency, load balancing, and equipment longevity, while domestic installations prioritize safety, comfort, and compliance with local codes. In both cases, precision is key. There’s no room for error when lives and operations depend on the integrity of an electrical system. I’m always open to discussing the latest trends, technologies, and safety protocols in both industrial and domestic electrical installations. Feel free to connect if you'd like to exchange ideas or explore opportunities for collaboration. #ElectricalEngineering #IndustrialInstallation #DomesticInstallation #SafetyFirst #ElectricalMaintenance #EngineeringExcellence

Homeowners—what’s the first thing you look for when hiring an electrical contractor? ??? I know it can be daunting to trust someone with your home’s safety. Choosing the right contractor means ensuring the job is done safely and up to code. From licenses and insurance to reviews and clear communication, every detail matters. If you’ve had experiences—good or bad—or questions about hiring an electrician, share them in the comments! Let’s start a conversation about what really matters to you when choosing someone to handle such important work. Your input can help others make informed, safe decisions. #HomeSafety #ElectricalContractor #HiringTips