Wanted : Electricians - Housing Executive looking to recruit across NI

The Housing Executive has issued a recruitment call out for electricians across Northern Ireland.
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As the largest social housing tenant in the north, the Housing Executive serves thousands of tenants, customers and families.

The permanent electrician posts come with a salary of between £22,462 to £28,785.

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The closing date for applications is July 30, 2020 at 4.30pm and the HE is looking for electricians across various regions.

The Housing Executive is recuiting for permanent electrician vacanices. Image by Michal Jarmoluk from PixabayThe Housing Executive is recuiting for permanent electrician vacanices. Image by Michal Jarmoluk from Pixabay
The Housing Executive is recuiting for permanent electrician vacanices. Image by Michal Jarmoluk from Pixabay

All the information about the jobs is contained in the candidate information/ application pack.

The job involves carrying out electrical health and safety testing and minor repairs, smoke alarm replacement and domestic electrical maintenance in NIHE properties.

These are available at the Work With Us/ Careers section of the Housing Executive website: www.nihe.gov.ukThe Housing Executive recommenced a phased resumption of maintenance work on July 8.

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This saw the maintenance and planned investment works in its properties and the backlog of repairs created by Covid-19 being tackled.

It is envisaged that normal services will have resumed by early autumn.

Colm McQuillan, Director of Housing Services at the Housing Executive, said at the time; “Despite the Covid-19 lockdown restrictions, we have managed to carry out almost 20,000 essential and emergency repairs across Northern Ireland.

“Unfortunately, a significant backlog of non-emergency work has developed and we now propose to address this in a phased manner over the coming months, with the most urgent works being addressed first.

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“Our contractors will be contacting tenants over the coming weeks to make arrangements to complete outstanding works and they will be obliged to follow Government guidance on working in tenant’s homes, with regard to social distancing and adequate hand, respiratory and environmental hygiene.

“I would like to thank our tenants in advance for their patience in these trying times and we will be doing our utmost to resume our normal response maintenance service and planned investments works as soon as possible.

“Regular updates on our services continue to be made available through our social media channels and also our website nihe.gov.uk”.