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Rise Technical Recruitment Limited is seeking a Mains / Service Layer Trainer in Manchester. The role provides full training to become a qualified trainer and involves delivering and assessing Level 1 Certificates and Level 2 Diplomas in Network Construction Operations (Gas and Water).
You will bring hands-on mains/service laying experience (gas essential) with excavation exposure, transition off the tools into a structured training environment, and join a global leader in utilities training
Salary: GBP40000 - GBP45000 per annum
Mains / Service Layer Trainer (Full Training Provided)
Manchester
£40,000-£45,000 + Pension + Provided Lunches + Full Training + Progression + Holiday
Are you a Mains or Service Layer with experience in gas, or gas and water?
Are you looking to come off the tools into a more structured, less pressured environment where your experience still plays a key role?
This is an excellent opportunity to join a global leader in technical training, delivering specialist programmes across the energy, utilities and engineering sectors. With significant investment into state-of-the-art training facilities, modern equipment and industry-leading delivery, they are setting the standard for how utilities training is delivered in the UK.
Their utilities division focuses on developing highly skilled professionals across gas and water infrastructure, combining real-world practical training with high-quality learning environments. You'll be part of a professional, well-supported team where the focus is on quality, safety and development - not site deadlines or production pressure.
In this role, you'll deliver and assess Level 1 Certificates and Level 2 Diplomas in Network Construction Operations (Gas and Water). Using your industry experience, you'll guide learners through practical and theory-based training, helping them build competence, confidence and safe working practices, while supporting them with structured feedback throughout their journey.
The ideal candidate will come from a mains or service laying background, with strong gas experience and ideally exposure to water, including multi-lay and excavation work. You don't need any previous teaching experience - full training, support and recognised teaching and assessing qualifications will be provided.
This is a brilliant opportunity to step away from the physical demands and unpredictability of site work, into a stable, long-term role where you can pass on your skills, develop professionally, and play a key role in shaping the next generation of the utilities workforce.