Director and Registered Electrical Inspector, The Conduction Company
Jordan Statham founded The Conduction Company in December 2018 and runs it today. He is a registered Electrician and a registered Electrical Inspector, which means he can certify and inspect electrical work, not only carry it out. Very few electrical contractors in Auckland have an inspector in the director's chair.
Every number here can be looked up on the Electrical Workers Registration Board public register. The Conduction Company publishes them so nobody has to take its word for it.
| Jordan Statham at The Conduction Company | Detail |
|---|---|
| Electrical Inspector registration | I272615 |
| Electrical worker practising licence | EW129010, current to 31 August 2028 |
| First licensed | 25 September 2017 |
| Registered Electrician | Yes, registered 2015 |
| Electrical Workplace Assessor | Yes, can formally assess apprentices against Unit Standards |
The Conduction Company is also a Master Electricians member, number 24293.
Jordan started his apprenticeship at 23 and finished it in 2015, coming out with both Electrician and Electrical Inspector registration. Gaining both that early is unusual. His trade exam result was 89 percent, regulations 95 percent, and the inspector's exam 74 percent.
Before founding The Conduction Company he worked four sides of the trade on purpose. Heavy commercial through his apprenticeship, then residential and industrial automation, then foreman, project manager, and inspector roles across commercial fit-outs, and finally industrial refrigeration and switchboard design. That last role had him issuing electrical warrants of fitness, records of inspection, and periodic verifications.
He also completed engineering study to Level 7, the equivalent of the first two years of an electrical engineering degree.
Jordan runs the business from Onehunga and still holds the inspector's ticket. That matters on two kinds of job. The Conduction Company can certify and inspect its own installations rather than buying that in, and it can be brought in to inspect somebody else's work.
He has supervised numerous apprentices and holds Electrical Workplace Assessor accreditation, so The Conduction Company can train apprentices properly rather than just employ them.
Call the team on (09) 390 0525, or send an enquiry and someone will be in touch the same day.
