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We are seeking a Solar Site Field Engineer to support the safe, reliable, and efficient delivery of utility-scale solar projects across a Southwest portfolio. This role will provide hands-on technical oversight at operating and construction sites, working closely with project managers, contractors, operations teams, engineers, and equipment suppliers. Regular travel to solar facilities across the region is required, with occasional overnight stays and work in challenging outdoor conditions.

Key responsibilities include monitoring site activities, inspecting photovoltaic arrays, inverters, trackers, substations, energy storage systems, and balance-of-system equipment; reviewing construction quality and installation progress; and verifying that work complies with approved designs, specifications, codes, and safety requirements. You will investigate equipment faults, support root-cause analysis, coordinate corrective actions, and document findings through clear technical reports. The role will also assist with commissioning, testing, punch-list management, warranty claims, outage response, preventive maintenance reviews, and performance improvement initiatives. Maintaining accurate site records, photographs, checklists, and close-out documentation will be an important part of the position.

Applicants should have a degree, diploma, or equivalent technical experience in electrical engineering, renewable energy, construction, or a related discipline, along with experience in utility-scale solar, power generation, electrical construction, or industrial maintenance. Knowledge of photovoltaic systems, medium-voltage equipment, protection systems, SCADA, inverter technology, and applicable electrical and safety standards is highly desirable. The successful candidate will be comfortable reading electrical drawings and technical specifications, using inspection and diagnostic tools, and working independently in remote locations. Strong communication, organisation, problem-solving, and reporting skills are essential, as is a commitment to safe work practices. A valid driving licence and the ability to travel throughout the Southwest are required.

We are seeking a practical and technically minded Field Engineer to support the installation, commissioning, maintenance and troubleshooting of equipment and systems at customer and operational sites. The successful candidate will work across a variety of locations, helping to ensure that projects are delivered safely, efficiently and to the required technical standards. This role will involve regular travel and may include occasional overnight stays or out-of-hours support.

Key responsibilities will include carrying out site surveys, preparing technical reports, installing and configuring equipment, completing inspections and preventative maintenance, and diagnosing faults in a timely manner. You will liaise with customers, contractors and internal teams to coordinate site activities, provide clear technical updates and resolve issues effectively. The role will also require accurate completion of service records, risk assessments, method statements and commissioning documentation. You will be expected to follow all health and safety procedures, identify potential hazards and maintain a professional approach when representing the business on site.

Applicants should have relevant experience in field engineering, installation, maintenance, electrical engineering, mechanical engineering, or a closely related discipline. A relevant technical qualification is desirable, along with the ability to interpret technical drawings, manuals and specifications. Strong fault-finding and problem-solving skills are essential, as is confidence using hand tools, test equipment and digital reporting systems. You should be organised, adaptable and comfortable working independently while also contributing effectively to a wider team. A full driving licence and willingness to travel are required. In return, this opportunity offers varied technical work, ongoing development and the chance to build strong relationships with customers and project teams.

We are seeking a capable Field Engineer to provide technical support, installation, commissioning, maintenance and troubleshooting services across a range of customer sites. The successful candidate will work closely with engineering, project and service teams to ensure equipment and systems are installed safely, operate reliably and meet specified performance standards. This role will involve regular travel, hands-on problem solving and direct interaction with customers and site personnel.

Key responsibilities will include planning and carrying out site visits, installing and configuring equipment, conducting inspections, testing systems and completing commissioning activities. You will diagnose faults, identify root causes and implement effective corrective actions, escalating complex issues where required. The role also includes preparing service reports, maintaining accurate technical records, providing operating guidance to customers and supporting upgrade or improvement projects. You will be expected to follow approved procedures, risk assessments and permit requirements, while maintaining high standards of health, safety, quality and environmental compliance. Some work may require flexibility regarding working hours, overnight stays or attendance at sites at short notice.

Applicants should have a relevant engineering qualification or equivalent practical experience, together with experience in a field-based, commissioning, maintenance or technical support environment. Strong electrical, mechanical, control systems or instrumentation knowledge would be advantageous, depending on the equipment supported. You should be confident reading technical drawings, wiring diagrams and manuals, and using diagnostic tools and standard office software. Excellent communication and organisational skills are essential, as is the ability to work independently while contributing effectively to a wider team. A methodical approach, customer-focused attitude, willingness to travel and full driving licence are required. Training will be provided where necessary, but candidates must demonstrate initiative, sound judgement and a commitment to continuous professional development.

We are seeking a Field Project Engineer to support the successful delivery of engineering and construction projects from planning through to completion. Working across active project sites, you will coordinate technical activities, monitor progress, and help ensure that work is delivered safely, efficiently, and in accordance with approved designs, specifications, programmes, and quality standards. The role will involve regular collaboration with project managers, site supervisors, design teams, contractors, suppliers, and clients.

Your responsibilities will include reviewing drawings, technical documents, and method statements; identifying and resolving engineering issues; supporting site investigations and surveys; preparing progress reports and technical records; and tracking project milestones, resources, costs, and risks. You will assist with procurement and subcontractor coordination, inspect completed work, manage requests for information and technical queries, and help maintain accurate project documentation. You will also contribute to planning meetings, commissioning activities, testing, handover, and close-out. A strong commitment to health, safety, environmental, and quality requirements is essential, including the ability to promote safe working practices and ensure compliance with relevant legislation and procedures.

Applicants should hold a degree or equivalent qualification in civil, mechanical, electrical, or another relevant engineering discipline, together with experience supporting projects in a site-based or field engineering environment. You will need the ability to interpret technical drawings, specifications, schedules, and reports, as well as strong organisational, analytical, and problem-solving skills. Excellent communication is required, with the confidence to work effectively with varied stakeholders and provide clear technical information. Experience using project management, document control, and engineering software will be advantageous. The successful candidate will be practical, dependable, and adaptable, with a willingness to travel to project locations and work flexibly to meet operational requirements.

We are seeking a Robotic Field Engineer / Construction Surveyor to support the delivery of accurate, efficient and technology-led surveying services across a range of construction and infrastructure projects. Working primarily on site, you will use robotic total stations, GNSS equipment, digital levels, 3D scanners and related software to establish control, set out works and verify construction quality. This role will suit a technically minded surveyor who enjoys working in dynamic environments and can communicate confidently with engineers, site managers, contractors and project teams.

Your responsibilities will include reviewing drawings, specifications and digital models; preparing survey data and setting-out information; carrying out site measurements, topographical surveys, as-built surveys and dimensional checks; and setting out foundations, structural elements, drainage, utilities, roads and other construction features. You will operate, calibrate and maintain robotic surveying equipment, troubleshoot technical issues and ensure all measurements are recorded accurately. You will also be expected to process and manage survey data, produce reports and marked-up drawings, identify discrepancies and escalate potential issues before they affect programme, cost or quality. A strong commitment to health, safety and environmental procedures is essential at all times.

Applicants should have proven experience in construction surveying, engineering surveying or a closely related discipline, together with practical experience using robotic total stations and GNSS technology. Familiarity with CAD, survey processing software and machine-control or BIM workflows would be advantageous. You should be able to interpret technical drawings and coordinate systems, work independently while meeting deadlines, and maintain a high level of accuracy in challenging site conditions. A relevant qualification in surveying, civil engineering or geomatics is preferred, along with a valid driving licence and willingness to travel between project sites. In return, you will have the opportunity to develop your technical expertise while contributing to varied and high-profile construction projects.

We are seeking a Field Engineer – Water/Wastewater to support the delivery, inspection and commissioning of water and wastewater infrastructure projects. Working across construction sites, treatment facilities and network installations, you will provide technical guidance, monitor progress and help ensure that works are completed safely, efficiently and in accordance with approved designs, specifications and regulatory requirements. This is a hands-on role suited to an engineer who enjoys working in the field and collaborating with contractors, consultants, project managers and operational teams.

Your responsibilities will include reviewing drawings, specifications and method statements; carrying out site inspections and quality checks; recording progress and identifying potential technical issues; supporting setting out and surveying activities; and assisting with the installation, testing and commissioning of pipelines, pumping stations, treatment equipment and associated civil or mechanical works. You will help investigate defects, coordinate corrective actions and maintain accurate site records, reports and documentation. The role will also involve monitoring health, safety and environmental compliance, attending progress meetings, supporting risk assessments and contributing to successful project handover.

Applicants should hold a degree, diploma or equivalent qualification in civil, environmental, mechanical or water engineering, together with relevant experience in water, wastewater, utilities or infrastructure projects. Practical knowledge of construction methods, pipeline systems, water or wastewater treatment processes, inspection procedures and applicable standards is highly desirable. You should be confident interpreting technical drawings and using standard engineering or reporting software. Strong communication, organisation and problem-solving skills are essential, along with the ability to manage competing priorities and work effectively in changing site conditions. A valid driving licence and willingness to travel between project locations may be required. Site-based experience, a commitment to safe working practices and professional engineering accreditation or progression towards accreditation would be advantageous.

We are seeking an Entry Level Field Engineer to support foundation and heavy civil construction projects from initial planning through completion. This role is suited to a recent graduate or early-career professional with a degree in civil engineering, construction engineering, or a related discipline, along with a strong interest in working on active construction sites. The successful candidate will gain practical experience in site operations, project coordination, quality control, and the delivery of technically demanding foundation systems.

Responsibilities will include assisting with daily field activities, reviewing drawings and specifications, monitoring subcontractor and crew progress, and helping ensure work is completed safely, accurately, and in accordance with project requirements. You will collect and maintain field data, prepare reports, track quantities and production, support material testing and quality inspections, and communicate updates to project managers, superintendents, consultants, and trade partners. The role may also involve assisting with surveying, layout, scheduling, cost tracking, equipment coordination, resolving field issues, and documenting changes or potential impacts to the project.

Applicants should have a bachelor’s degree in civil engineering, construction management, or a comparable technical field, or be on track to complete one. Previous internship, co-op, or construction site experience is beneficial but not essential. Strong communication, organisation, problem-solving, and attention to detail are required, together with the ability to interpret technical drawings and use standard computer applications. Familiarity with construction management software, scheduling tools, surveying equipment, or CAD applications is an advantage. You must be willing to work outdoors in varying weather conditions, travel or relocate to project sites as needed, and work flexible hours, including occasional evenings or weekends. A commitment to workplace safety, professionalism, teamwork, and continuous learning is essential.

We are seeking a Water & Wastewater Field Engineer to support the delivery, inspection and commissioning of water and wastewater infrastructure projects. This role will involve working on active construction and maintenance sites, coordinating with contractors and project teams, and ensuring that works are completed safely, efficiently and in accordance with approved designs, specifications and regulatory requirements. The successful candidate will contribute to projects involving pipelines, pumping stations, treatment facilities, reservoirs and associated mechanical, electrical and civil works.

Key responsibilities will include carrying out site inspections, monitoring construction progress and quality, reviewing drawings and technical documentation, and identifying and resolving engineering issues as they arise. You will assist with setting out, testing, commissioning and handover activities, maintain accurate site records, and prepare reports on progress, defects, risks and compliance. The role will also involve liaising with clients, designers, subcontractors and utility providers, supporting programme planning, and helping to ensure that health, safety and environmental standards are consistently maintained. Occasional travel and work in challenging site conditions should be expected.

Applicants should have a degree, diploma or equivalent qualification in civil, water, wastewater or environmental engineering, together with practical experience in water or wastewater construction, operations or infrastructure delivery. A sound understanding of construction methods, contract documentation, quality assurance and relevant health and safety legislation is required. Experience with pipelines, treatment processes, pumping systems, surveying or commissioning would be advantageous. You should be confident reading engineering drawings, using standard reporting and document-control systems, and communicating effectively with a range of stakeholders. A proactive approach, strong attention to detail, problem-solving ability and willingness to work collaboratively are essential. A valid driving licence and relevant professional or site-based certifications may also be required.

We are seeking a practical and technically capable Field Engineer to support the installation, commissioning, maintenance and repair of equipment and systems at customer and operational sites. This role will involve regular travel, working independently and collaboratively to ensure projects are delivered safely, efficiently and to a high standard. You will act as a key point of contact on site, representing the organisation professionally and building positive relationships with customers, contractors and internal teams.

Your responsibilities will include conducting site surveys, preparing equipment and tools, installing and configuring systems, carrying out testing and commissioning, and diagnosing faults using appropriate technical methods. You will complete planned and reactive maintenance, respond to service requests, and provide clear updates on progress, risks and required corrective actions. Accurate completion of service reports, inspection records, time sheets and other technical documentation will be essential. You may also support project planning, assist with training or handover activities, and provide practical advice to customers and colleagues.

Applicants should have relevant experience in field engineering, installation, maintenance, commissioning or a related technical environment. A qualification in engineering, electronics, electrical systems, mechanical engineering or a similar discipline would be advantageous. You will need strong fault-finding and problem-solving skills, the ability to interpret technical drawings and manuals, and confidence using digital systems to record information. A full driving licence and willingness to travel, including occasional overnight stays, are required. The successful candidate will be safety conscious, organised and adaptable, with excellent communication skills and a professional approach to customer service. You must be comfortable working at heights or in demanding site conditions where required, and able to manage competing priorities while maintaining high standards of quality and compliance.

We are seeking a Field Engineer – Water/Wastewater to support the delivery, commissioning, and maintenance of water and wastewater infrastructure projects. Working across operational sites, you will provide technical guidance, coordinate field activities, and help ensure that construction and installation work is completed safely, efficiently, and in accordance with approved designs, specifications, and regulatory requirements. The role will involve regular travel to project locations and collaboration with contractors, design teams, site supervisors, clients, and operational personnel.

Your responsibilities will include reviewing drawings, specifications, method statements, and inspection and test plans; monitoring site progress and workmanship; investigating technical issues; and supporting the resolution of design, construction, and commissioning queries. You will maintain accurate site records, prepare progress reports, track changes and defects, and contribute to project handover documentation. The successful candidate will also support equipment installation, testing, commissioning, and performance verification for assets such as pipelines, pumping stations, treatment systems, tanks, mechanical equipment, and associated electrical or control systems. A strong commitment to health, safety, environmental protection, and quality is essential.

Applicants should hold a degree, HND, HNC, or equivalent qualification in civil engineering, mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, water engineering, or a related discipline. Previous experience working on water, wastewater, utilities, infrastructure, or process engineering projects is highly desirable, along with a practical understanding of construction methods, commissioning procedures, and relevant industry standards. You should be able to interpret technical drawings and specifications, use standard Microsoft Office and engineering software, and communicate clearly with technical and non-technical stakeholders. A proactive, organised approach, sound problem-solving skills, and the ability to work independently in demanding site environments are essential. A valid driving licence and flexibility to travel are required.