Arming Businesses With Technical Talent

Manchester-based specialist recruiter for the UK's energy build-out across EV, smart metering, heat pumps, grid.

The UK energy sector will need 277,000 new workers by 2030 - including 100,000 to replace retirees. That’s Sparkies. Installers. Engineers. Fitters.

The UK is building something it doesn't quite have the workforce for yet. That gap is where we operate.

Working in partnership with major firms, sub-contractors & self employed trades

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New Workers Needed

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Retirees to Replace

Sector Expertise

Net zero networks

We placed our first bet on energy infrastructure and haven't looked sideways since.

EV Chargepoint Engineers

Domestic · Commercial · Motorway Hubs

Smart Metering Engineers

Domestic · Commercial · High Volume

Electrical Engineers

Commercial · New Build · Net Zero Projects

Sector Expertise

Net zero networks

We placed our first bet on energy infrastructure and haven't looked sideways since.

EV Chargepoint Engineers

Domestic · Commercial · Motorway Hubs

Smart Metering Engineers

Domestic · Commercial · High Volume

Electrical Engineers

Commercial · New Build · Net Zero Projects

Sector Expertise

Net zero networks

We placed our first bet on energy infrastructure and haven't looked sideways since.

EV Chargepoint Engineers

Domestic · Commercial · Motorway Hubs

Smart Metering Engineers

Domestic · Commercial · High Volume

Electrical Engineers

Commercial · New Build · Net Zero Projects

Most recruiters found energy. We came from it.

Our narrow focus changes everything about how we recruit.

Here’s what that actually means for you:

We stop the expensive 3-6 month churn cycle. We qualify against the real pressures: rotas, family commitments, on call reality, bonus structure and what that translates to monthly, job booking systems and customer facing stress. The candidate we place stays and delivers because we screened properly before anyone signed pen to paper.

We check training availability. That's timelines and realistic start dates before we put anyone forward. You don’t get excited about a candidate only to watch the whole project slip, the candidate dropping out and leaving you for a competitor who's quicker, all because they’re stuck in a 10 week backlog. Completely avoidable with careful planning.

We stay involved after the invoice. This isn’t just “we focus on retention”. It’s “we take shared responsibility for the hire actually working in the real world and we represent you with the same care you expect from your own team.”. Retention matters to us because it protects your margins and your delivery timelines and because our reputation depends on it.

We tell you the truth, even if it costs us the placement. We give you straight talk about training backlogs, realistic start dates and current market rates instead of sending hopeful CVs that waste your time. Most agencies won’t risk losing the placement by being straight with you. We do.

Process

Our simple approach

We focus on doing the simple things exceptionally well.

  1. Brief

    We go to the source. We talk to the managers on the ground and learn what the role really demands.

  2. Source

  3. Place

Process

Our Approach

We focus on doing the simple things exceptionally well.

Frequently asked questions

I'm currently employed. Is it worth talking to you?

Yes. Most of the people we place aren't actively looking when we first speak to them. If you're good at what you do and open to hearing about the right opportunity, register with us and we'll come to you when something relevant lands.

What if a placement doesn't work out?

How do you handle compliance and qualifications?

Do you work with apprentices or people just starting out in energy?

I've used recruitment agencies before and had a bad experience. Why would this be different?

Can I post a vacancy and get candidate matches without a sales call?

Frequently asked questions

I'm currently employed. Is it worth talking to you?

Yes. Most of the people we place aren't actively looking when we first speak to them. If you're good at what you do and open to hearing about the right opportunity, register with us and we'll come to you when something relevant lands.

What if a placement doesn't work out?

How do you handle compliance and qualifications?

Do you work with apprentices or people just starting out in energy?

I've used recruitment agencies before and had a bad experience. Why would this be different?

Can I post a vacancy and get candidate matches without a sales call?