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"I'm proud that we can offer the services that we do. I work really hard at being a professional and doing the best job I can, so when I walk out that door, our tenant can turn around and say 'I've had the service I deserve, and the service I wanted' - and I'm proud of that." A big thanks to our Lead Electrician, Chris, for talking to us about what it's like to work as an electrician at the Group recently. Chris said: "One of the aspects of this role that I really enjoy, apart from the electrical engineering, is meeting and engaging with different people everyday. You talk to them about where they've been and what they've done. The social contact is fascinating and varied. "As an electrician working in peoples' homes, you do get a different understanding of our tenants and their needs. As well as the electrical support, you can also suggest some of the other things available to them from Progress, and say 'let me see what I can do to help you with that.' So, working in social housing, you get more out of the role than just changing the socket or light fitting. "I'd recommend working for Progress for the hours that suit, the stable wage, the interesting work, the chance to do a great job for people who need the help, and the team comradery. I know, if I need a hand, whether it's an electrical issue, or I need a second opinion, that I can pick up the phone and someone from the team will come and support me. And that's exactly what you need." Thanks Chris! You can watch and/or listen to our full interview with Chris, over on our YouTube channel 😊 https://loom.ly/Cz5Lquw If you've been inspired by Chris' interview and are interested in working for Progress Housing Group, we've got an electrician vacancy available now. You can view this vacancy, and others, on our 'work for us' pages on our website. Progress your career today, visit https://loom.ly/s8hR6ck #HousingUK #JobsInHousing #MakingADifference #CareersInProgress

The number of electrician jobs available in the U.S. is expected to grow 6% over the next 8 years (faster than average). With an already short supply of skilled workers, competition to attract and retain electricians is fierce, and is likely to remain so in the near future. So, if you’re struggling to find and retain skilled electricians, you’re not alone. But the situation isn’t hopeless — there are a number of things you can do to make your company more attractive to prospective employees. 🔍 Take a look at one of our recent blogs to view some of the qualities the next generation of electricians is looking for in an employer: https://bit.ly/3V21Jb6

The number of electrician jobs available in the U.S. is expected to grow 6% over the next 8 years (faster than average). With an already short supply of skilled workers, competition to attract and retain electricians is fierce, and is likely to remain so in the near future. So, if you’re struggling to find and retain skilled electricians, you’re not alone. But the situation isn’t hopeless — there are a number of things you can do to make your company more attractive to prospective employees. 🔍 Take a look at one of our recent blogs to view some of the qualities the next generation of electricians is looking for in an employer: https://bit.ly/3V21Jb6

Do you want to start a career as an electrician? ⚡With a variety of specialisms to choose from, along with exciting new eco-innovations in the electrical industry, it's a great time to get trained up. Check out the blog post below where we explore five great reasons to electrify your career and train as a sparky. Link is in the comments 👇 #electricianslife #training #career

The number of electrician jobs available in the U.S. is expected to grow 6% over the next 8 years (faster than average). With an already short supply of skilled workers, competition to attract and retain electricians is fierce, and is likely to remain so in the near future. So, if you’re struggling to find and retain skilled electricians, you’re not alone. But the situation isn’t hopeless — there are a number of things you can do to make your company more attractive to prospective employees. 🔍 Take a look at one of our recent blogs to view some of the qualities the next generation of electricians is looking for in an employer: https://bit.ly/3V21Jb6

There are plenty of great reasons to become an electrician. It's a rewarding career that offers a variety of problems to solve, meaning you get to be practical and creative at the same time. Here are some more reasons to train as a sparky 👇

How Long Does It Take to Become an Electrician?

🗣️ Powerful Words: I Got Your Back 🤝 The EEC Way Fundamental #18 - Be There for Each Other - is more than a principle; it’s a reminder that we're human and that every interaction and every project we undertake has real people behind it. At Energy Electric, we believe our team is absolutely critical to our success. In particular, our electricians are the backbone of our operation. We know how difficult it is to come across good electricians, and that's why we go above and beyond to support them so that they feel prepared to provide their best selves on the job site every day. We understand that being there for each other is as important as the technical skills we bring to the job. This means addressing frowns on our team members just as diligently as we handle safety concerns on the job. We know that stress happens, but it’s how we deal with it as a team that sets us apart. From offering a listening ear, to stepping in when someone needs a hand, or even starting the day off smiling on your way into work; you never know what will make the key difference that day.

How Long Does It Take to Become an Electrician?