The Best Electrical & Electrician Jokes Online
If you are wired for a good laugh and fancy a jolt of humour between jobs, you are in the right place. We have rounded up groan-worthy puns, quick one-liners, and longer story g ags to brighten your tea break. And if these tickle your funny bone and spark an interest in the trade, you can read how to become an electrician in the UK or check local options like Electrician Courses Bridgnorth and Electrician Courses Solihull. Want to know what the punchline on pay looks like, see the latest JIB electrician rates.
Alright, power on.
Rapid-fire one-liners
- Favourite ice cream: What does a sparky order, shock-o-lot.
- Apprentice alias: Another name for a first-year, the shock absorber.
- Always up to date: Why are electricians so informed, they are current specialists.
- Ohm sweet Ohm: He married her because he just could not resistor.
- Company car: Electrician’s ride, a Volts-wagon.
- Calendar carry: Why bring a diary to site, to stay current.
- Route home: Took the scenic way back, the path of l east resistance.
- Hero mode: How does a sparky become a superhero, just amps up.
- Dinner etiquette: Describe a sparky’s table manners, simply shocking.
- Diet plan: The famous Ohm-nom-nom.
Quick Q&A zappers
- Q: What did the socket say to the plug, A: our connection is electrifying.
- Q: Why did the fuse feel calm, A: it had blown off some steam.
- Q: Why do LEDs never gossip, A: they keep things low profile.
- Q: What is a cable’s favourite exercise, A: circuit training.
- Q: Why do site radios love Fridays, A: they finally get good reception.
Story jokes you can tell on site
1) The timesheet miracle
An electrician reaches the Pearly Gates and St Peter congratulates him on making it to 160. The sparky protests, I only made it to forty. St Peter checks the ledger and shrugs, we just added up your timesheets.
2) Missing ear
Two electricians are on a scaffold when one chops off his ear. He shouts down, mate, have you found my ear. The other picks one up, is this it. The first replies, no, mine had a pencil behind it.
3) Exact words
A householder loves the work and says, here is your cheque, plus £80 to take the missus out. That evening the bell rings, it is the electrician, I am here to take your missus out, just like you asked.
4) The strongman wager
A young site lad brags he can out-lift anyone. The old hand bets a week’s wages he can cart something in a wheelbarrow that the lad cannot wheel back. Deal. The old boy grips the handles and says, right then, hop in.
5) Death-row logic
A chemist and a biologist survive the electric chair when the switch does nothing, both walk free by law. The electrician sits down next and says helpfully, before you try again, swap the red and blue, you might actually get this working.
New gags for the toolkit
- I tried to start a band called The Short Circuits, but we kept blowing our first set.
- The breaker kept tripping, so I took it on holiday, now it is much more relaxed.
- I told my mate I could fix his flickering light, then I switched sides.
- My extension lead just ran away, it needed more outlets.
- I bought a dimmer, turns out it was not bright.
- The cable tie could not commit, it had too many loose ends.
- The multimeter was so sensitive, every reading moved it to tears.
Clean puns for toolbox talks
- Keep calm and ohm on.
- Watt could go wrong, plenty, so isolate.
- Resistance is useful, complacency is not.
- If at first you do not succeed, check the neutral.
Family-friendly Christmas crackers, sparkies edition
- What do you call Father Christmas after PAT testing, Saint Click-olas.
- Why did the fairy lights break up, they could not handle the series commitment.
- What is an elf’s favourite unit, elf-a volts.
Bonus trade banter
Plumbing
- Why avoid poker with a plumber, a good flush beats a full house.
- The plumber was late, it was a draining day.
Carpentry
- When carpenters meet, it is a board meeting.
- He became a philosopher to nail down the meaning of life.
Roofing
- Why is a roof inspiring, everyone looks up to it.
- What keeps roofing teams together, trussed.
Want to turn the banter into a career
If these jokes got you b uzzing about the trade, you can map your route with our guide on how to become an electrician in the UK. Prefer something close to home, browse Electrician Courses Bridgnorth or Electrician Courses Solihull and get hands-on with real boards and small groups. And if you are wondering what a good punchline looks like on payday, the latest JIB electrician rates will give you a clear picture.
Have a favourite we missed, drop it in your next toolbox talk. Stay safe, stay isolated, and keep the laughs grounded.
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