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Join a forward-thinking company that values its employees and offers a full-time role in road maintenance. As part of the Vehicle Restraint System team, you'll be involved in repairing and installing vital safety systems across scenic Scottish trunk roads. With opportunities for training and development, you will play a crucial role in ensuring public safety while enjoying competitive pay and generous benefits, including up to 34 days of annual leave and a supportive work environment. If you're ready to grow your career with a dedicated team, this is the opportunity for you.
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We are seeking enthusiastic individuals to join our expanding Vehicle Restraint System (VRS) team, responsible for repairing damaged systems and installing new upgraded VRS. We offer excellent pay rates for the right candidates, depending on experience. As our team continues to grow, candidates of all experience levels will be considered, and full training will be provided.
Flexibility is essential, as the role may require working away from home occasionally and participating in the Winter Maintenance Rota.
The North West Trunk Road Unit covers approximately 1,422 km of trunk roads through some of the most scenic parts of Scotland, including 1,501 bridges and structures such as the Kessock Bridge (carrying the A9 north of Inverness) and the A87 Skye Crossing.
The area extends from Thurso and Wick in the north of the Highlands to Campbeltown in Argyll and Bute, and from Uig on Skye to Perth and Stirling in the central belt.
The Installation Operative, reporting to the Electrical Manager, should be an experienced roadworker with skills in road maintenance operations. Training can be provided if necessary. A minimum requirement includes an LGV Class 2 Licence (HGV2), NHSS 12D, experience with excavators under 10T, lorry loader, and slinger signaller qualifications.
This is a full-time role, and a valid driving licence is essential.
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Why BEAR?
BEAR Scotland manages and maintains 1962 km of Scottish trunk roads, including over 2000 bridges and structures, delivering significant investment annually in road maintenance and improvements.
We value our employees as our greatest asset and strive to attract and retain a talented, innovative, and dedicated team. In return, we offer:
Grow your career with a company that inspires and empowers you to succeed.
We are an equal opportunities employer committed to fair employment practices for all employees.
Please apply by completing the application form below or email your CV to [emailprotected]