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Highway Electrical Maintenance and Installation Operative Apprentice - Nottingham
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This apprenticeship offers an exciting opportunity to gain practical experience in highway electrical engineering while working towards a nationally recognised Level 2 qualification.
As a Highway Electrical Maintenance and Installation Operative Apprentice, you will support the installation, inspection, maintenance, and repair of essential highway electrical infrastructure, helping to keep the UK's road network safe and operational.
Working alongside experienced engineers, you will develop practical skills in the installation and maintenance of street lighting, traffic signals, illuminated signs, electrical cabling, and other highway electrical equipment. You will also gain valuable knowledge of health and safety, electrical testing, fault finding, traffic management, and the specialist tools and equipment used within the industry.
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This role is ideal for individuals who enjoy hands-on work, working outdoors, solving practical problems, and are keen to build a rewarding career in highway electrical engineering and infrastructure.
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Key Responsibilities:
- Assisting with the installation and maintenance of street lighting systems
- Supporting the installation, inspection, and repair of traffic signals and illuminated signs
- Installing ducts, cables, and feeder pillars
- Learning how to safely isolate and test electrical equipment
- Carrying out planned maintenance and fault-finding activities
- Using specialist tools, plant, and testing equipment
- Working safely on live highways under traffic management
- Completing site documentation and digital records
- Working alongside experienced engineers on infrastructure projects throughout the UK
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