Specialist in design, installation, testing and maintenance of earthing, lightning, surge and height‑safety systems.
Survey, install, test, and maintain height safety and fall protection systems.
12 days ago ago
£38,000
Junior (1-3 years), Intermediate (4-7 years)
Full Time
Birmingham, England, United Kingdom
Field
Company Size
257 Employees
Service Specialisms
Earthing
Lightning protection
Surge protection
Height safety
Material supply
Electric vehicle charging solutions
Survey
Design
Sector Specialisms
Construction
Telecommunications
Rail
Power Generation & Distribution
Water
Oil & Gas
Leisure
Education
Role
Description
surveying
equipment installation
site survey
design input
height training
mentoring
As a Fall Protection Engineer you will survey, test and install a variety of height safe equipment
Supporting with pre-tender site surveys providing technical design input to the Estimating team when needed
Assist with mentoring support operatives through their height safety training
Requirements
cscs
height safety
installation
inspection
driving licence
communication
CSCS card (preferable)
You will work efficiently whilst upholding health and safety standards through proficient use of risk and method statements
Experience within the height safety industry
Strong verbal communication and interpersonal skills
Ability to use own initiative
Valid full UK driving licence
A flexible approach to work with the ability to travel and lodge away from home when required
Confident with Installing height safety equipment
Minimum 2 years’ experience with installation, test and repair of height safety systems, including; cable based fall protection systems, abseiling points, Davit Arms / sockets, guard rails, eye bolts and fixed ladders
40 hours Mon-Fri
Proficient in completing test and inspection reports detailing any further works needed for legislative compliance
Possess excellent customer service skills in fulfilling the needs of our clients
Benefits
Company vehicle
Life insurance
Company pension
Weekend availability
Free 24/7 remote GP access
Retail discounts
A competitive salary up to £38,000 depending on experience
Training + Development
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Interview process
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Visa Sponsorship
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Security clearance
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Company
Overview
Founded in 1988
Year established
The company was established as a niche earthing specialist.
£19 million turnover
Annual revenue
Achieved significant financial success with a turnover of over £19 million.
2023 ISO accreditation
Nuclear safety certification
Earned ISO 19443 nuclear safety accreditation, showcasing expertise in high-risk environments.
Evolved into a UK-wide technical powerhouse.
Expanded through strategic acquisitions, including Furse in 1995 and AW Elliott in 2004.
Joined South Staffordshire Plc in 2010.
Provides services in earthing, lightning and surge protection, and height-safety systems.
Operates in key sectors such as rail, aviation, highways, power generation (including nuclear and renewables), commercial, and industrial sites.
Serves major clients like Honda F1 centre, IKEA distribution in Dubai, and Rolls‑Royce.
Operates nationwide with international reach through expert engineers abroad.
Culture + Values
Safe and healthy working conditions for all employees and others affected by their activities.
Health and safety prioritized equally with other business objectives, never compromised.
Holds ISO 9001, 14001, and ISO 45001 Occupational Health and Safety management accreditations.
Participates in the Safe Contractor scheme.
Provides access to specialist occupational health advisors for proactive health surveillance and advice.
Maintains a health and safety centred culture.
Operates under a Group-level health and safety strategy forum led by the Group Chief Executive and Head of Health and Safety.
Environment + Sustainability
29 million metric tons
Scope 1 Emissions
The total Scope 1 emissions reported for the year 2022.
17
DitchCarbon Score
The company's DitchCarbon score, which is below the industry average of 20 for construction work.
Grid carbon intensity is classified as 'low' in UK operations.
No current commitment to notable sustainability initiatives such as Science Based Targets Initiative, Carbon Disclosure Project, The Climate Pledge, or UN Global Compact.