Electrician Mates (London Underground)
London
£200 - £200/day
Posted 1 day ago
About the role
Electrician’s Mates – London Underground (Night Shifts)
Interlinx are currently looking for experienced Electrician’s Mates to work on various London Underground stations for a long-term project lasting approximately 6–9 months.
The role will involve cable pulling, cable routing, and the installation of primary and secondary Cable Management Systems (CMS), including containment, tray, basket, and trunking. Candidates must have previous experience working within London Underground environments and be confident carrying out electrical installation works during engineering hours.
Key Responsibilities:
* Cable pulling, dressing, and routing.
* Installation of primary and secondary CMS and electrical containment.
* Assisting electricians with electrical installation works.
* Working safely within LU stations.
* Following site safety procedures and LU regulations.
Requirements:
Valid ECS card, Sentinel with WSSI and previous London Underground experience.
Location: Various London Underground Stations, across Zone 1,2,3.
Shifts: Sunday to Thursday (Nights – Engineering Hours)
Duration: 6–9 months
To discuss in more detail please submit an updated CV and a member of the team will be in contact
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