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Electrician - Engineering (on-site)

Installing and testing electrical systems in large commercial and industrial buildings such as offices, hospitals and nuclear plants. You’ll work with cables, wiring and electrical equipment, follow technical drawings, and help keep complex buildings powered and working safely.

BIM technician - Engineering (office)

Supports project and design teams by creating and updating digital models of the electrical and mechanical systems in buildings. You’ll learn how information is shared from design to construction and beyond.

Project engineer - Engineering (on-site/office)

Helps turn designs into safely installed building systems such as power, lighting, heating and ventilation. You’ll support site teams, check work matches drawings, solve problems early and help keep projects running safely, smoothly and to plan.

Quantity surveyor - Engineering (on-site/office)

Supports engineering projects by helping manage costs and budgets. You’ll track spending, review contracts and support project teams to ensure work is delivered safely, on time and within budget while learning the commercial side of construction.

Planner - Engineering (on-site/office)

Helps plan and track construction projects. You’ll create schedules, monitor progress, highlight risks and identify solutions to keep work on track and meeting key project targets.

Estimator - Engineering (office)

Helps to price new engineering projects before work starts. You’ll review drawings, work with suppliers and engineers, and build cost proposals that help the business win work by offering smart, efficient and competitive solutions.

Industrial heating & plumbing engineer - Engineering (on-site)

Installs and tests mechanical systems that make buildings work, including heating, cooling and water services. You’ll fit equipment and pipework, follow drawings, use tools safely and help diagnose and fix faults on major projects.

Buyer - Engineering (office)

Supports engineering projects by ordering materials and services needed on site. You’ll help choose suppliers, compare prices, place orders and track deliveries, making sure projects have the right equipment at the right time and cost.

Welder - Engineering (workshop)

Helps make metal components used in major construction projects. You’ll cut, shape and weld steel parts in a workshop, following drawings and safety standards to create high‑quality components for use on site.

Design engineer - Engineering (office)

Designs the mechanical and electrical systems that make buildings work. You’ll create safe, compliant designs, work with project teams to find best‑value solutions, and help ensure projects meet technical, legal and cost requirements.

Commissioning engineer - Engineering (on-site)

Helps make sure building systems work safely and as designed before handover. You’ll support testing and checking of mechanical and electrical services, follow safe procedures, spot issues early and help deliver fully working systems to the client.

Service & maintenance technician - Facilities Services (contract based)

Helps keep large office and commercial buildings running smoothly. You’ll maintain electrical, heating, ventilation and water systems, read drawings, carry out basic testing and use building management systems to monitor and control building performance.

Cable jointer - Freedom (on-site)

Works with large, high‑voltage underground power cables that keep towns and cities running. You’ll find faults, remove damaged sections, repair and re‑join cables, and restore power safely, all under strict health and safety controls.

Overhead linesperson - Freedom (on-site)

Helps build, maintain and repair overhead power lines that carry electricity across the country. You’ll work at height with experienced teams, follow strict safety rules, and help keep local and national power networks running safely and reliably.

High voltage fitter - Freedom (on-site)

Helps install and build high‑voltage electrical equipment in substations. You’ll work with large power systems, read drawings, assemble and test equipment, and support safe delivery of electricity networks under strict safety controls.

High voltage field engineer - Freedom (on-site)

Works on high‑voltage electrical systems at substations, wind farms and remote sites. You’ll help install and inspect major power equipment, support fault finding and testing, and travel to different locations to help keep electricity networks running safely.

Civil engineer - Freedom (on-site)

Helps design the foundations and structures behind major power and infrastructure projects. You’ll support drawings and calculations, work with survey data, and learn how civil designs are planned, checked and delivered safely on site.

Chartered surveyor (utilities) - Freedom (on-site/office)

Surveys land needed for utility projects. You’ll work with landowners, support wayleave agreements, collect site information and help prepare plans and reports that allow electrical infrastructure projects to be delivered smoothly.

Geospatial surveyor - Freedom (on-site/office)

Surveys land for electrical infrastructure projects using advanced mapping technology. You’ll collect and analyse location data, use GIS systems, and help project teams plan and deliver high‑quality engineering works accurately and safely.

Electrical design engineer - Freedom (office)

Designs electrical networks for major power companies. You’ll support safe, reliable and cost‑effective designs for low to high‑voltage systems, helping take projects from early concept through detailed design and into construction.

Environmental advisor - Freedom (office)

Supports projects to operate in a more environmentally responsible way. You’ll work with teams to promote good environmental practice, help meet sustainability goals, and learn how environmental standards are applied across day‑to‑day operations.

Network cable installer - IT Services (on-site)

Installs and tests communication systems in complex buildings. You’ll fit cabling, alarms and containment, read drawings, carry out surveys, fix faults and help commission systems that keep people connected.

Digital solutions engineer - IT Services (office)

Designs and supports modern communication and data networks. You’ll help plan and design network solutions, learn how systems like Wi‑Fi, cloud platforms and secure data networks work together, support installations and upgrades, investigate performance issues, and work with project teams and customers to deliver reliable, safe and future‑ready digital solutions.