puestos de Energy en Gran Bretaña

Duration – 2 Years

Location – Central & Southern Scotland, Northwest England, North & Mid Wales

Applications – Up to 16th November 2025

Start Date – 6th May 2026

Salary & Benefits
Starting salary £28,950 with incremental increases throughout the duration of the programme.
Plus a competitive pension and a range of flexible benefits.

Minimum Criteria
Hands‑on experience in an industrial or electrical environment
Experience working within an environment where Health and Safety policies have a high priority
Driving Licence

Course
Scotland – Diploma in Electrical Power Engineering
England & Wales – Power Networks Craftsperson

Where you’ll be working

Our energy landscape is going through a time of profound change. A challenge touching every part of our society, we need to eradicate carbon emissions to halt the effects of climate change. We need to change how we live our lives and replace the use of fossil fuels for transport and heat.

Electricity will be at the heart of the solution, through electric vehicles and heat pumps. And with more renewables generation and other technologies connected to the electricity grid than ever before, it’s our role to make sure we create a more efficient, cleaner, greener network to accommodate this increase in demand.

Within SP Energy Networks, we are focusing on harnessing technology and innovation to create the networks of the future. With distribution networks designed for predictable, stable demand, it’s vital we upgrade our network to create the flexibility required to cope with the extensive changes to electricity demand, generation and consumer behaviour. Through technology and innovation, we will enable a consumer‑led revolution in the use and operation of our system. It will undergo the biggest changes to its design and operation for over half a century and you can be part of it.

You’ll find more information about SP Energy Networks, including details of our current projects, on our website.

With commitments to achieve Net Zero as early as 2030, we’ll facilitate significant increases in EV, heat pump and renewable generation connections to support the decarbonisation of heat and transport. To do this, we urgently need Electrical Fitters, Cable Jointers and Overhead Lineworkers to join our business. You’ll find more information on our trades, here.

The Trainee Craftsperson programme provides hands‑on experience in the installation and maintenance of power infrastructure and delves deep into the intricacies of renewable energy technologies. It offers a unique opportunity to enter the exciting world of energy networks, allowing participants to learn and grow in a dynamic and rapidly evolving industry. We’ll equip you with the skills and knowledge necessary to excel in the energy sector.

Our trainee programme is designed to build on your existing skills from other industries, combining technical, academic and on‑the‑job training. Not only will you study towards a nationally recognised qualification, but you will also earn a competitive salary, develop new skills and gain invaluable knowledge and experience. It offers exceptional training opportunities for those who want to enhance their existing skills or explore new opportunities through retraining.

• Central & Southern Scotland – Ayrshire (Kilmarnock); Central & Fife (Glenrothes & Bonnybridge); Dumfries & Stranraer; Edinburgh & Borders (Edinburgh, Galashiels & Berwick); Glasgow & Clyde North; Lanarkshire (Cambuslang)
• England, North & Mid Wales – Merseyside (Liverpool); Mid‑Cheshire (Middlewich); Dee Valley & Mid Wales (Wrexham & Oswestry); Wirral (Prenton)

Assessment Centre days at our Dealain & Hoylake Training Centres between the 8th and 12th of December.

Commit to start date 5th May 2026. Maintain continuous attendance for approximately 5 months.

• Starting salary £28,950
• A generous pension scheme, double match up to 10%
• Flexible benefits: share incentive plans, employee discounts, charity matched funding, etc.

• Diploma in Electrical Power Engineering
• Certificate in Power Networks Craftsperson

You’ll have experience working within an industrial or electrical environment where adherence to health and safety policies is vital.

Examples include: Ground Works; Plumbing; Electrical professionals; Military communication equipment (operation and maintenance); Former Armed Forces personnel; Building or construction general operative (groundwork, dumper driving, digger driving, pipe laying); Joinery or Fitting professionals; Warehouse production operatives; Warehouse FLT drivers; Roads Skilled Operative (operating high power tools); Mechanics.

A driving licence is essential as you will be required to travel to various sites during and after training. Experience in health and safety is crucial.

Apply via the ‘Apply For This Job Now’ link. If you need support with your application or would like to discuss any adjustments, contact scottishpowerapprentices@ambertrack.co.uk or email for a call.

SP Energy Networks welcomes applications from candidates of all nationalities. To join the Apprentice Programme, you will need to evidence that you hold a valid right to work in the UK for the duration of your apprenticeship programme. We are committed to creating a workplace that welcomes and respects individuals from all backgrounds. We foster a supportive and inclusive environment where everyone’s voice is heard and valued.