Electrical Lineman (Visa Sponsorship Available)

Summary

Compensation
• Hourly Rate: £21.97

Employee Benefits
• Overtime opportunities.
• 28 days of leave, plus statutory Bank Holidays.
• Enhanced leave entitlements, e.g., maternity leave.
• Retention Bonus Scheme.
• Accommodation allowance (increased for assignments within the M25 area).
• Employee Referral Bonus Scheme.
• Support for career progression.
• Life assurance cover.
• Pension scheme.
• Employee Assistance Programme (for employees and their families).
• Cycle-to-work scheme.
• Online/Virtual GP services.
• Discounts with major retailers.

Skills Provision is seeking experienced Electrical Linemen on behalf of a UK-based employer. This company values its workforce and is committed to treating employees with respect and professionalism.

These roles are suited to highly skilled Electrical Linemen with adaptability and a strong work history. Depending on the assignment and location, responsibilities will vary. For eligible candidates, Visa Sponsorship may be available.

Role Details
• Position: Electrical Lineman
• Industry: Electrical Engineering
• Contract Type: Permanent
• Location: United Kingdom

Working Hours
• Between 9 and 10 hours per day (subject to seasonal variations).
• Flexible working patterns, contingent on target achievement.

Responsibilities
• Uphold strong health and safety standards.
• Execute duties expected of an Electrical Lineman, including:
o Rigging tasks.
o Blocking and suspension assignments.
o Earthing-related work.
o Jumpering tasks.
o In-situ steel replacement.
• Interpret technical drawings accurately.
• Demonstrate a hardworking and conscientious approach.
• Exhibit teamwork and support managerial decisions.

Candidate Requirements
Experience:
• Minimum of 3 years as an Electrical Lineman.
• Prior experience working at height.
• Hands-on experience with HV Transmission Lines.
• Familiarity with High Voltage OHL Tension/Stringing.
• Knowledge of tower assembly techniques.

Additional Skills (Desirable):
• Qualifications relevant to the role.
• Experience with puller/tensioner, erection, or tractor winch operations.
• A valid UK driving license (conversion support available).

Non-UK Applicants
For applicants outside the UK, eligibility under the Skilled Worker Visa requirements includes:
• Proof of English language proficiency (e.g., UKVI IELTS).
• Clear tuberculosis test results (if applicable).
• A clean immigration history.

Skills Provision is an ethical international recruitment agency, as such our adverts do not discriminate with regards to age, race, gender, colour, creed, religion, sexual orientation, disability or nationality.

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