I don't have any idea about the local codes in your area, and it would undoubtedly be a good idea to talk to your electical codes inspector, but if that were my attic in my locale, I would say that it is fine.
You should put some insulated staples in the wires where they are running up the trusses, and you should insure that any splices in the wires are inside work boxes,but other than that, what I can see from the pictures looks okay to me. The PVC boxes are fine, they shouldn't need to be metal.
It looks to me like the light fixture is attached to a roof rafter, not to the decking. That's good. If you feel uncomfortable with the location of the light fixture due to its close proximity to the decking or to a rafter, just move it over onto an upright support.
I doubt that you have a big problem, just do what is logically safe and correct and you'll be fine.
At least, that's my opinion based on what I can see from the pictures.
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