HGV Grab Driver​/Operative

United Infrastructure is a leading infrastructure services company delivering reliable, high-quality solutions across critical markets. Through its acquisition of Jones Lighting, a trusted provider of commercial and industrial lighting services, United Infrastructure has expanded its capabilities and service offerings. Together, the combined organization delivers integrated, efficient, and innovative infrastructure solutions while maintaining a strong commitment to safety, quality, and customer satisfaction

HGV Grab Driver / Operative

Company: Jones Lighting (Part of United Infrastructure)
Location: Widnes
Contract Type: Full-time

Jones Lighting is a well-established, family-run business and leading provider of street lighting solutions for local authorities.

We are looking for an experienced, skilled, and reliable HGV Grab Driver / Reinstatement Specialist to join our team at our Widnes depot.

• Excavation and Backfill:
  Safely manage materials using the Grab wagon, assist with manual back filling and material movement
• High-Quality Reinstatement:
  Ensure precise reinstatement work and safe working around buried utility plant (cables, pipes, etc.)
• Safety Critical Work:
  Maintain safe operations near overhead electricity and telephone lines
• Site Management:
  Responsible for all Signing, Lighting, and Guarding (SLG) of work areas
• Compliance:
  Follow all Safe Systems of Work procedures

• Full HGV Licence with authorisation to operate Grab/Lorry Loader vehicle
• Minimum 1 year demonstrated experience operating a grab wagon (clamshell attachment preferred)
• Streetworks Qualification Units 1-7 (or equivalent)
• Current EUSR CSCS SHEA Power card (or equivalent for utility work)

• First Aid Certificate
• Abrasive Wheels Training

• Competitive & Transparent Pay:
  Experience-based hourly rate
• Stability & Security:
  Permanent role with long-term career prospects
• Family-Run Environment:
  Supportive, close-knit team
• Commitment to Safety:
  Comprehensive training and adherence to Safe Systems of Work