Title:  Lead Gas Engineer

Keep the energy flowing – protect and maintain the infrastructure that powers the nation

As a Pressure Control and Storage Engineer in our Energy Operations team, you’ll play a vital role in maintaining and protecting the infrastructure that keeps gas flowing safely and reliably across our network. This isn’t just about fixing faults – it’s about being a trusted guardian of our high-pressure pipelines and associated assets.

You’ll work across a wide geographical area, carrying out hands-on maintenance, responding to system alerts, and advising third parties on how to work safely around our infrastructure. You’ll also play a key role in inspections, condition monitoring and ensuring compliance with safety and regulatory standards.

This is a fantastic opportunity to join a dynamic and supportive team where your mechanical expertise and problem-solving skills will be valued every day. You’ll be empowered to work independently, contribute to a multi-skilled team, and help us deliver a safe, secure and efficient gas network.

Why you’ll love this role:

This is a hands-on, high-impact role where you’ll make a real difference to the safety and reliability of our network.

• Technical Challenge – Work on high-pressure systems (up to 85 bar) and carry out essential maintenance on critical infrastructure.
• Operational Variety – No two days are the same, from fault response to asset protection and condition monitoring.
• Community Impact – Help keep homes and businesses supplied with safe, reliable energy.
• Team Collaboration – Be part of a supportive, multi-skilled team that values your input and expertise.
• Career Development – Grow your skills and experience in a complex, rewarding environment with opportunities to progress.

What you’ll bring:

You’re a practical, safety-conscious engineer with a strong mechanical background and a passion for doing things right.

• Industry Experience – Hands-on experience in pipeline maintenance, plant operations or a related field such as, oil/gas industry or other utilities. 
• Technical Skills – A solid understanding of mechanical systems and maintenance practices.
• Qualifications – Ideally, a mechanical or engineering maintenance qualification such as NVQ Level 2 or equivalent.
• Adaptability – Willingness to work flexibly (around 40 hours per week) and be on standby when required.
• Driving Licence – A full UK driving licence is essential due to the mobile nature of the role.

If you’re ready to take on a role where your skills protect vital infrastructure and support communities across the UK, we’d love to hear from you.

Please Note: that this position will close on Sunday 10th August, with interviews scheduled to commence on Monday 18th August and Thursday 21st August .
Disclaimer: While the closing date is set as mentioned, we reserve the right to close the application process earlier if necessary, depending on the unique circumstances of each role.