Are you an experienced Critical Power Engineer seeking a new challenge with a leading company? We’re offering an exciting opportunity to join a high-performing team, with projects across the UK and Europe (including Ireland, Germany, and the Nordics).
The Role: Installation, commissioning, and maintenance of power generation systems Responding to site callouts for maintenance and breakdowns Generator synchronisation, fault finding, and diagnostics Load testing and electrical repairs on-site ✅ What We’re Looking For: Proven experience with power generation equipment Strong electrical or mechanical background (18th Edition or equivalent preferred) Full, clean UK driving licence Excellent communication and customer service skills A self-starter with flexibility to travel and work away from home Candidates from a Royal Signals, REME, or Royal Engineers background are highly encouraged to apply – your skills and training are a perfect fit for this role.
Why Join Us? Competitive salary and benefits package Work with a respected industry leader known for outstanding culture Opportunities to work on international projects Immediate start available Apply now and become part of a dynamic and expert-driven team!
Are you an experienced hydraulic engineer? Could you replace hoses and hydraulic components? My client is looking for a mobile engineer. You will: Attend client sites and replace hoses and hydraulic components liaise with existing customers and give the best service you can Report job processes through the company mobile app, and update any necessary orders. You must be good at dealing with clients and go above and beyond to ensure the client is happy with the service. The ideal candidate must be a hard-working and reliable person and be able to work unsupervised Ideally you will have previous experience working in the Hose Replacement Industry or as a Forklift/Plant fitter, HGV fitter, or Agricultural Fitter. Candidates with a strong mechanical background would be considered including vehicle technicians, tyre fitters and so forth. All applicants must hold the UK Driving Licence, ideally for a minimum of 3 years and a maximum of 3 penalty points. There is a generous bonus scheme so the harder you work, the more you will earn. You will be provided with: A company vehicle and equipment Company PPE and uniform Company pension Great career progression with this role. Please apply today for an immediate interview.
Are you an experienced hydraulic engineer? Could you replace hoses and hydraulic components? My client is looking for a mobile engineer. You will: Attend client sites and replace hoses and hydraulic components liaise with existing customers and give the best service you can Report job processes through the company mobile app, and update any necessary orders. You must be good at dealing with clients and go above and beyond to ensure the client is happy with the service. The ideal candidate must be a hard-working and reliable person and be able to work unsupervised Ideally you will have previous experience working in the Hose Replacement Industry or as a Forklift/Plant fitter, HGV fitter, or Agricultural Fitter. All applicants must hold the UK Driving Licence, ideally for a minimum of 3 years and a maximum of 3 penalty points. There is a generous bonus scheme so the harder you work, the more you will earn. You will be provided with: A company vehicle and equipment Company PPE and uniform Company pension Great career progression with this role along with no threshold bonuses Please apply today for an immediate interview.
Working as a field service engineer for a top construction plant company in the UK, your daily focus will be ensuring that all customers are given the best service possible through effective maintenance and good working practice. You will be based from home and will be provided with a company vehicle. You will be working a 40 hour week but there is lots of opportunities for overtime so earning potential is huge. The role is open to anyone in the Kent area. You will be responsible for: First stage of break down issues Maintenance of machines Trouble shooting Ordering parts All documentation Monitoring of job sheets Customer satisfaction Warranty returns You must have: Experience of repairing and maintaining heavy plant and machinery Be a minimum of City & Guilds level 3 or similar recognised qualification Ability to work under pressure Have excellent communication skills Be able to build relationships Be a team player Have excellent timekeeping Have strong diagnostic skills
An opportunity has arisen for an experienced Materials Engineer to work within the Quality and Integrity Management Department. In this role you will be responsible for providing materials engineering support both to the power generation assets and the wider business, including failure investigations, technical support, power plant component examination and R&D. This role contains ample opportunity for individuals to demonstrate creative problem-solving approaches in a field where numerous engineering subjects come together to deliver effective solutions.
Your responsibilities Lead and contribute to failure investigations of power plant components including high temperature high pressure vessels and piping, gas and steam turbines, wind turbines, etc. to determine root cause. Support in the development of corrective actions and preventative measures to mitigate future failures. Provision of advice on all aspects of materials, coatings, corrosion and, where appropriate, integrity/defect assessment. R&D including life extension of materials in existing power plants, advanced materials for new and next generation power plant including decarbonisation technologies. Ability to work collaboratively in a team orientated environment. Delivering accurate, detailed, and concise technical reports. Your profile A degree in Materials Engineering, Materials Science, Metallurgy or Corrosion Science. They should have or be willing to work towards Chartered Engineer status. Opportunity for further study is possible. In-depth knowledge and experience of physical metallurgy of steels, nickel and cobalt alloys and advanced high temperature materials and coatings. Good understanding of the fundamentals of high temperature joining techniques. An understanding of a range of power generation technologies together with an understanding of common damage mechanisms associated with them. Knowledge of corrosion mechanisms and their mitigation on a range of power and process plants. Have significant experience in undertaking component failure investigations. As the role involves interaction across the whole of the business, you mustbe able to effectively communicate complex ideas and solutions to a range of stakeholders. This is a hybrid role based 2-3 days in Notttingham with travel to site where required. There may also be the option for travel to sites in Europe.
Are you an experienced Critical Power Engineer seeking a new challenge with a leading company? We’re offering an exciting opportunity to join a high-performing team, with projects across the UK and Europe (including Ireland, Germany, and the Nordics).
The Role: Installation, commissioning, and maintenance of power generation systems Responding to site callouts for maintenance and breakdowns Generator synchronisation, fault finding, and diagnostics Load testing and electrical repairs on-site ✅ What We’re Looking For: Proven experience with power generation equipment Strong electrical or mechanical background (18th Edition or equivalent preferred) Full, clean UK driving licence Excellent communication and customer service skills A self-starter with flexibility to travel and work away from home Candidates from a Royal Signals, REME, or Royal Engineers background are highly encouraged to apply – your skills and training are a perfect fit for this role.
Why Join Us? Competitive salary and benefits package Work with a respected industry leader known for outstanding culture Opportunities to work on international projects Immediate start available Apply now and become part of a dynamic and expert-driven team!
Are you ready to lead the technical direction of gas turbine operations and shape the future of sustainable energy? We are looking for a Gas Turbine Technical Head to join a forward-thinking, international energy company that is driving innovation and excellence across its fleet.
About the Role As the Gas Turbine Technical Head , you’ll act as the technical authority across a diverse range of gas turbine assets. You will support new-build specifications, through-life performance, inspections, repairs, and upgrades—ensuring best practices and cutting-edge solutions are delivered at every stage. This is a leadership role where you will mentor technical teams, oversee technical development, and provide strategic guidance on complex engineering matters. Your work will contribute directly to the evolution of energy generation and help shape a cleaner, more efficient future. Key Responsibilities Act as the subject matter expert for gas turbines (excluding combustion, fuels & emissions) across the asset portfolio Provide technical consultancy and strategic input into engineering projects and ongoing fleet support Lead and contribute to root cause investigations, technical audits, and performance reviews Coach and mentor team members while maintaining oversight of technical competencies and development Evaluate modification proposals, oversee return-to-service decisions, and support continuous improvement initiatives Collaborate across multi-disciplinary teams to support innovation, research, and development in gas turbine services
What We're Looking For Essential: Extensive technical experience with gas turbines, ideally gained with an OEM Degree in a relevant discipline or equivalent technical experience Strong grasp of power generation gas turbines (large and medium scale) Excellent communication skills—able to simplify complex issues Proven ability to manage and deliver multiple technical projects Strong coaching, leadership, and team development abilities High technical proficiency in English (written and spoken) Competency in Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint) Strong focus on health, safety, security, and environment (HSSE) Desirable: Chartered Engineer status or equivalent technical accreditation Experience with aeroderivative or small-scale gas turbines Knowledge of inspection and condition assessment technologies Background with operators of gas turbine assets Experience in performance testing or data analysis Awareness of regulatory considerations for gas turbine operations Willingness to travel and a valid driving licence What’s on Offer Competitive salary with performance-related benefits Enhanced company pension scheme (up to 12% contribution) Private medical insurance including access to a free GP service 26 days annual leave plus Bank Holidays Access to a wide range of flexible benefits, including dental, life insurance, critical illness cover, and more Electric vehicle charging at key sites Continuous personal development and global career opportunities A diverse and inclusive working culture with over 80 nationalities represented
An opportunity has arisen for an experienced Materials Engineer to work within the Quality and Integrity Management Department. In this role you will be responsible for providing materials engineering support both to the power generation assets and the wider business, including failure investigations, technical support, power plant component examination and R&D. This role contains ample opportunity for individuals to demonstrate creative problem-solving approaches in a field where numerous engineering subjects come together to deliver effective solutions. Your responsibilities Lead and contribute to failure investigations of power plant components including high temperature high pressure vessels and piping, gas and steam turbines, wind turbines, etc. to determine root cause. Support in the development of corrective actions and preventative measures to mitigate future failures. Provision of advice on all aspects of materials, coatings, corrosion and, where appropriate, integrity/defect assessment. R&D including life extension of materials in existing power plants, advanced materials for new and next generation power plant including decarbonisation technologies. Ability to work collaboratively in a team orientated environment. Delivering accurate, detailed, and concise technical reports.
Your profile A degree in Materials Engineering, Materials Science, Metallurgy or Corrosion Science. They should have or be willing to work towards Chartered Engineer status. Opportunity for further study is possible. In-depth knowledge and experience of physical metallurgy of steels, nickel and cobalt alloys and advanced high temperature materials and coatings. Good understanding of the fundamentals of high temperature joining techniques. An understanding of a range of power generation technologies together with an understanding of common damage mechanisms associated with them. Knowledge of corrosion mechanisms and their mitigation on a range of power and process plants. Have significant experience in undertaking component failure investigations. As the role involves interaction across the whole of the business, you must be able to effectively communicate complex ideas and solutions to a range of stakeholders.
This is a hybrid role based 2-3 days in Nottingham with travel to site where required. There may also be the option for travel to sites in Europe.
An opportunity has arisen for an experienced Materials Engineer to work within the Quality and Integrity Management Department. In this role you will be responsible for providing materials engineering support both to the power generation assets and the wider business, including failure investigations, technical support, power plant component examination and R&D. This role contains ample opportunity for individuals to demonstrate creative problem-solving approaches in a field where numerous engineering subjects come together to deliver effective solutions. Your responsibilities Lead and contribute to failure investigations of power plant components including high temperature high pressure vessels and piping, gas and steam turbines, wind turbines, etc. to determine root cause. Support in the development of corrective actions and preventative measures to mitigate future failures. Provision of advice on all aspects of materials, coatings, corrosion and, where appropriate, integrity/defect assessment. R&D including life extension of materials in existing power plants, advanced materials for new and next generation power plant including decarbonisation technologies. Ability to work collaboratively in a team orientated environment. Delivering accurate, detailed, and concise technical reports.
Your profile A degree in Materials Engineering, Materials Science, Metallurgy or Corrosion Science. They should have or be willing to work towards Chartered Engineer status. Opportunity for further study is possible. In-depth knowledge and experience of physical metallurgy of steels, nickel and cobalt alloys and advanced high temperature materials and coatings. Good understanding of the fundamentals of high temperature joining techniques. An understanding of a range of power generation technologies together with an understanding of common damage mechanisms associated with them. Knowledge of corrosion mechanisms and their mitigation on a range of power and process plants. Have significant experience in undertaking component failure investigations. As the role involves interaction across the whole of the business, you must be able to effectively communicate complex ideas and solutions to a range of stakeholders.
This is a hybrid role based 2-3 days in Nottingham with travel to site where required. There may also be the option for travel to sites in Europe.
Are you ready to lead the technical direction of gas turbine operations and shape the future of sustainable energy? We are looking for a Gas Turbine Technical Head to join a forward-thinking, international energy company that is driving innovation and excellence across its fleet.
About the Role As the Gas Turbine Technical Head , you’ll act as the technical authority across a diverse range of gas turbine assets. You will support new-build specifications, through-life performance, inspections, repairs, and upgrades—ensuring best practices and cutting-edge solutions are delivered at every stage. This is a leadership role where you will mentor technical teams, oversee technical development, and provide strategic guidance on complex engineering matters. Your work will contribute directly to the evolution of energy generation and help shape a cleaner, more efficient future. Key Responsibilities Act as the subject matter expert for gas turbines (excluding combustion, fuels & emissions) across the asset portfolio Provide technical consultancy and strategic input into engineering projects and ongoing fleet support Lead and contribute to root cause investigations, technical audits, and performance reviews Coach and mentor team members while maintaining oversight of technical competencies and development Evaluate modification proposals, oversee return-to-service decisions, and support continuous improvement initiatives Collaborate across multi-disciplinary teams to support innovation, research, and development in gas turbine services
What We're Looking For Essential: Extensive technical experience with gas turbines, ideally gained with an OEM Degree in a relevant discipline or equivalent technical experience Strong grasp of power generation gas turbines (large and medium scale) Excellent communication skills—able to simplify complex issues Proven ability to manage and deliver multiple technical projects Strong coaching, leadership, and team development abilities High technical proficiency in English (written and spoken) Competency in Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint) Strong focus on health, safety, security, and environment (HSSE) Desirable: Chartered Engineer status or equivalent technical accreditation Experience with aeroderivative or small-scale gas turbines Knowledge of inspection and condition assessment technologies Background with operators of gas turbine assets Experience in performance testing or data analysis Awareness of regulatory considerations for gas turbine operations Willingness to travel and a valid driving licence What’s on Offer Competitive salary with performance-related benefits Enhanced company pension scheme (up to 12% contribution) Private medical insurance including access to a free GP service 26 days annual leave plus Bank Holidays Access to a wide range of flexible benefits, including dental, life insurance, critical illness cover, and more Electric vehicle charging at key sites Continuous personal development and global career opportunities A diverse and inclusive working culture with over 80 nationalities represented
