Why So Many Electricians Are Walking Away From The Industry

What’s actually going wrong in the electrical industry right now? In this episode of the Torque Up Podcast, we sit down with Dave Savery to break down the real issues affecting electricians across the UK. From competent person schemes and industry standards to social media, content creation, and the future of the trade… nothing is off limits. This isn’t a polished, corporate take. It’s raw, honest, and exactly what’s being said behind the scenes. ⚫ WHAT WE COVER 🟢 The reality of competent person schemes ⚫ Why many electricians feel undervalued 🟢 Routes into the trade and where they’re failing ⚫ The truth about industry standards and accountability 🟢 Why long form content still works in a short form world ⚫ How voices like Dave Savery cut through the noise ⚡ WHY THIS MATTERS The electrical industry is changing fast. New regulations. New expectations. New challenges. But the question is… are things actually improving, or just getting more complicated? This episode dives into the conversations most people avoid. 🎙️ ABOUT TORQUE UP Torque Up Podcast brings real conversations from inside the electrical industry. No scripts. No filters. Just honest discussions with the people shaping the trade. 🔔 FOLLOW & WATCH MORE Subscribe for more episodes with electricians, manufacturers, and industry voices. 📺 YouTube: @TorqueUp 🎧 Spotify & Apple Podcasts available ⚠️ FINAL NOTE If you work in the trade… you’ll have an opinion on this one. Let’s hear it in the comments. The views and opinions expressed in this episode are those of the hosts and guests and are shared for general discussion and informational purposes only. They do not constitute professional, legal, or technical advice. While we aim to provide accurate and up to date information, no representations or warranties are made regarding completeness or accuracy. Any actions taken based on this content are at the viewer’s own discretion. References to products, standards, organisations, or individuals are made in good faith and reflect personal experiences and opinions only. No liability is accepted for any loss, damage, or consequence arising from reliance on this content.