Emergency Lights Engineer

Technical Resources · UK wide

Emergency Lights Engineer at Technical Resources, across the UK. This is a contract role.

Salary
Competitive
Location
UK wide
Contract
Contract
Posted
1 month ago
Closes
24 Aug 2026
Sector
Security

Reference 700ac3f6c264f0197eadead688d471c1f89fa6d5

About the role

Job Title: Emergency Lighting Engineer
Location: Sussex
Rate: £250 per day

Are you an Emergency Lighting Engineer based in Sussex? Looking for your next contract role? We’re recruiting for an experienced engineer to carry out servicing, remedials, and replacements on emergency lighting systems across NHS sites. You’ll be working for a specialist contractor delivering essential compliance works.

Description of contract/programme of works:

● Service and maintain emergency lighting systems
● Carry out remedial works and replacements where required
● Work across NHS sites throughout Sussex

Experience required:

● Minimum of 5 years’ experience within the industry
● Experience working on emergency lighting systems
● Experience carrying out service, maintenance, and remedial works

Required documentation/certifications/tooling:

● DBS (essential)
● Asbestos Awareness (essential)
● Own tools required

Please apply with an up-to-date CV for more information. We can only accept candidates who have the Right To Work in the UK
Learn more about Fire and Security recruitment at Technical Resources.

Reference: 700ac3f6c264f0197eadead688d471c1f89fa6d5 · Posted 1 month ago · Closes 24 Aug 2026 · Listed via Technical Resources

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