Electrician (Street Lighting and Highways) Location: Bolton Contract Type: Temporary Hours: 37.5 Salary: £20 per hour Make a Visible Impact on Your Community We’re looking for a skilled and reliable Electrician to join our Highways team, maintaining and improving street lighting, illuminated signs, and other public electrical installations across the borough. This is a hands-on role where your work directly contributes to road safety, community wellbeing, and the quality of our public spaces. What You’ll Be Doing Carry out maintenance and installation of street lighting, illuminated road signs, bollards, and other highway electrical systems. Ensure full compliance with health and safety legislation Complete all relevant documentation and reports accurately and on time. Support compliance with the Operator Licence requirements for vehicles and plant equipment. Work safely at height using hydraulic platforms, ladders, and scaffolding (up to 15 metres). Drive and operate vehicles and plant associated with the role, carrying out basic maintenance as required. Contribute to the efficient use of materials and resources, ensuring a cost-effective, high-quality service. Work independently and as part of a team, supporting colleagues and sharing skills where needed. What We’re Looking For Fully qualified Electrician, ideally with experience in street lighting or highways electrical work. Good working knowledge of health and safety regulations Comfortable working at height and outdoors in all weather conditions. Strong team player with a positive, proactive attitude. Full UK driving licence Why Join Us Be part of a skilled, dedicated team that takes pride in keeping our communities safe and well-lit. Opportunities for training, upskilling, and career progression. Work that offers variety, independence, and real impact. How to Apply If you’re a qualified electrician who takes pride in doing quality work that benefits your community, we’d love to hear from you. Please email your latest CV to (url removed) or call Harry on (phone number removed)