Building Electrician

Building Electrician


Company
SEA Olympus Marketing Incorporated
Location
Taguig, Metro Manila
Job Type
Contractor
Salary
₱19K–₱22K a month
Posted
29 days ago
Via
via Indeed Philippines

Job Description
JOB RESPONSIBILITIES

· Establishes, monitors, and carries out preventative maintenance procedures and schedules for buildings, equipment, and grounds. Ensures building and equipment meet all safety, security, and fire regulations and policies. Make recommendations for major repairs and purchases to the supervisor.

· Performs electrical, carpentry, painting, mechanical, and plumbing maintenance and repairs such as repairing the furniture, constructing shelves, installing switches, replacing plugs and other basic appliance repairs, applying paint and other finishes, repairing drywall, disassembling and reassembling equipment, replacing sinks and toilets.

· Monitors work performed by contractors, contacts external contractors and tradespeople to obtain quotes, and arranges for major repairs and maintenance work.

· Cleans external areas such as entranceways, sidewalks, and parking lots using manual and power brooms, rakes, shovels, and other equipment to remove dirt, leaves, snow, and other refuse.

· Completes and maintains related records such as maintenance logs and security incident reports.

· Performs other related duties as required.

JOB REQUIREMENTS

· Vocational Course in Electrical/ TESDA Certification

Job Type: Temporary

Contract length: 3 months

Pay: Php19,000.00 - Php22,000.00 per month

Work Location: In person

Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers about Electrician Jobs

Q What is the daily minimum wage for licensed electricians in Metro Manila as of January 2026?
As per the Department of Labor and Employment, the minimum wage for electricians in the National Capital Region is PHP 645 per day effective January 2026 under Wage Order NCR-25. Overtime pay must be at least 125% of the daily rate for work beyond eight hours. This rate applies to all establishments with 10 or more workers.
Q How many hours can an electrician legally work per week in the Philippines without overtime pay in 2026?
As per the Department of Labor and Employment, electricians must not exceed 48 hours per week or eight hours per day under the Labor Code as of 2026. Any hours beyond this require overtime compensation at 125% of the regular rate. Night shift differential of 10% applies for work between 10 PM and 6 AM.
Q What government license is required to work as an electrician in the Philippines in 2026?
As per the Department of Labor and Employment, electricians must hold a valid TESDA National Certificate II or higher in Electrical Installation and Maintenance issued before 2026. Employers must verify this certificate through the DOLE online portal prior to hiring. Unlicensed workers face fines of PHP 10,000 per violation.
Q Which documents are needed to apply for an electrician position through a DOLE-accredited agency in 2026?
As per the Department of Labor and Employment, applicants must submit a valid PRC or TESDA certificate, NBI clearance issued within six months, and a medical certificate from a DOLE-accredited clinic as of 2026. A birth certificate from PSA and two government IDs are also mandatory. Incomplete applications are rejected within five working days.
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