In brief
This electrician role involves commercial installation work at Bristol Airport for a project lasting until April 2027. The work focuses on installing tray, trunking, conduit, power and lighting systems across the site.
Best for
Electricians seeking consistent, long-term commercial project work
Non-negotiable
Valid JIB Gold Card required
Worth knowing
Fixed-term contract until April 2027 with payment via CIS.
What you need
Required
JIB Gold Card
Clearly required in the listing
Power tools
Clearly required in the listing
Hand tools
Clearly required in the listing
5-point PPE
Clearly required in the listing
Commercial installation
Strongly implied by the listing
Preferred
No preferred skills or technologies were clearly stated.
Your day-to-day
Install electrical systems
Clearly stated in the job description.
What's on offer
Full job description (from employer)⌄
Electricians Required – Long-Term Project at Bristol Airport (BS48) Looking for a long-term project, you can really get your teeth into? We’re recruiting electricians for ongoing commercial works at Bristol Airport, with the project expected to run through to April 2027. Location: Bristol Airport (BS48) Duties: Commercial installation work, including tray, trunking, conduit, power and lighting. Start date: ASAP / Monday 19 October 2026 Duration: Ongoing until April 2027 – ideal for anyone seeking consistent, long-term work. Hours: Monday to Thursday, 7:00am–5:00pm; Friday, 7:00am–2:00pm. A total of 45 paid hours per week, with a 30-minute break deducted Monday to Thursday. Rate: £27.00 per hour Payment: CIS (self employed personal UTR) Additional benefits: Free on-site parking and an on-site induction. Requirements: Valid JIB Gold Card, have your own power tools, hand tools and 5-point PPE. If you’re ready to commit to a substantial project with reliable hours, apply now
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