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Senior Engineering Leader - Telecoms Grade: Band 3 Salary: Circa £75,000.00 (dependent on skill, knowledge and experience) + TfL Benefits Contract Type: Permanent / Full Time / Hybrid Reference: SF 4356 Location: Stratford / Southwark, London All offers of employment are subject to satisfactory right to work checks. Candidates must be able to demonstrate their right to work in the UK. At present TfL is unable to offer visa sponsorship for this role. Hybrid working, within this role enables a balance of 50% of time split between the office and home over a 4-week period. Hybrid working arrangements can evolve subject to business requirements. The closing date for applications is Friday 26 :59. About TfL: The Telecoms Engineering team is dedicated to ensuring the seamless operation and continuous improvement of the operational telecommunications infrastructure that enables one of the world's most complex urban transport networks. Overview of the role A Senior Engineering Leader within a well-established pan organisational team. The successful applicant will provide vital support for the initiation and delivery of our projects and programmes, delivering Mayoral Transport Strategy benefits, supporting the organisation's safety priorities and delivering planned asset upgrades. As a Senior Engineering Leader you will be expected to act as or develop quickly into a Subject Matter Expert in a defined field of TfL Telecommunications and ensure the performance, motivation and development of staff within your organisational unit, in order to deliver cost effective engineering capability to TfL. You will also support strategic planning of the Telecommunications asset portfolio, the development of related standards and specifications and fully deliver the duties, as discharged by the Technical Head of Telecommunications, for ensuring safety and compliance, efficiency of delivery (programme and cost) and lowest possible whole life cost. This role also includes acting as a Telecoms Asset Engineer within a live operational transport environment, providing technical leadership and assurance across the full asset lifecycle. This includes in-service performance, maintenance support, fault response, renewal and replacement of operational telecommunications systems, ensuring assets remain safe, reliable and fit for purpose. This role is centred around building the team's transportation focused Telecoms capability across Operational Telecoms, Fixed Transmission and Operational Radio engineering. The successful applicant will bring a breadth of telecoms engineering expertise and will support both project delivery and operational teams, contributing to asset performance, system integration and continuous improvement across the network. Being a Senior Engineering Leader, you will also be expected to bring with you an expanse of Telecoms engineering skills and knowledge to serve many other operational technology demands upon the team and be active in assisting other members of the team in stretching their own technical capability. The job holder will have a high influence over the deployment of multi-million pound expenditure on major programmes, projects or interventions. As such, they will influence the availability and reliability of the transport network and hence have the opportunity to make a major contribution to the delivery of TfL's services to their customers. This role operates within a live operational transport environment and may involve site-based activities, supplier engagement and occasional work during engineering hours. Key Responsibilities Implementing staff resource management policies and procedures to ensure that ongoing capability is maintained and improved through the optimisation of staff utilisation and enabling of continuous professional development Undertaking line management of staff, ensuring performance and motivation is managed Ensuring the safety, functionality and compliance of newly implemented or altered assets, engineering processes, procedures or systems. Leading the technical definition, development and implementation of complex engineering solutions through the provision of subject matter expertise and occasionally the delivery management of multi-disciplinary teams, leading to outcomes that improve efficiency or effectiveness while improving safety and reducing operating costs. Providing internal stakeholders with appropriate challenge and professional advice to ensure the development or delivery of high quality, tested engineering solutions. Representing TfL Engineering as a subject matter expert when engaging with suppliers, customers, industry bodies and external agencies, identifying and influencing best practice to enable continuous improvement across TfL. Leading a culture of continuous improvement through the identification of best practice, innovation, whole life cost optimisation and effective root cause analysis. Providing technical assurance and undertaking design reviews for telecoms assets across both maintenance and capital delivery activities Acting as the technical point of contact for telecoms systems, supporting projects, maintenance teams and suppliers with technical queries Supporting fault investigation, incident response and root cause analysis, including engagement with operational and safety teams Developing and maintaining engineering requirements, technical specifications and standards for operational telecoms systems Managing and escalating engineering risks and asset performance issues, ensuring safe and reliable operation of the transport network Supporting asset management activities including asset performance analysis, maintenance strategy optimisation and ensuring accuracy of asset data to support decision-making and compliance What we expect you to bring to the team? Essential knowledge: Highly developed overall understanding of Operational Technology Telecoms engineering within an integrated public transportation system with excellent domain knowledge of their respective job role specialism. A high degree of capability in one of the following domains: Design, assurance and in-service support knowledge of Telecoms operational control systems (incl. PA, CCTV, PHP, CIS, SMS and operational control centre systems and related assets). Design and implementation knowledge of Telecoms Transmission system (inc Copper and Fibre solutions within the road or rail transportation arena). Design and implementation knowledge of Public Cellular systems (multi band, multi technology (GSM/UMTS/LTE/NRetc.) and active and passive radio infrastructure deployments). Design and implementation knowledge of Operational Radio systems based on TETRA ideally in an metro environment. Good knowledge of engineering safety management and its application within railway or safety-critical / operational technology environments, including risk assessment and safety management systems Exceptional knowledge of developments in Telecoms products and emerging technologies within the industry and in that, excellent knowledge of relevant TfL, British and International standards. Understanding of asset management frameworks (e.g. IAM, ISO 55001) and their application within a safety-critical transport environment Good working knowledge of cyber security methods and controls within CNI environments. Exceptional knowledge and practical experience of TfL processes, delivery of Assurance and industry best practices. Good knowledge of the TfL business, its obligations and priorities. Good commercial awareness of contractual models used within TfL. Awareness of working within complex contractual or outsourced operating environments. Good experience within the Telecoms industry. Wide ranging experience of Telecoms engineering and its practical application to high value programmes. Good level of experience and personal responsibility for providing professional engineering support to major projects and operational maintenance organisations within a live transport or safety-critical / operational technology environment, where there are complex interfaces Good record of continuing professional development and contribution to the knowledge base of the profession. Experience of managing multi-disciplinary teams or applying subject matter expertise to resolve complex technical challenges Experience of building relationships and influencing stakeholder at all levels within and outside of TfL Experience of building high performing teams through effective leadership, performance management, development and empowerment of staff, whilst demonstrating the TfL Behaviours And finally, your commitment and dedication to providing the best cost / benefit balanced engineering solutions available and an appetite to grow your own professional capability and your recognition within the organisation. Equality, diversity, and inclusion We are committed to equality, diversity, and inclusion. We want to represent the city we serve, which will help us become a more innovative and efficient organisation. Our goal is to make our recruitment as inclusive as possible. We are a disability confident employer who guarantee an interview to any disabled candidate who meets all of the essential criteria. We also use anonymising software that removes identifying information from CVs and cover letters to make the process fair. Benefits . click apply for full job details

Telecom/Fibre Surveyor Cambridgeshire 35,000 - 45,000 + Full Benefits Package Overview We are recruiting on behalf of a client for a Telecom/Fibre Surveyor to support the rollout and delivery of fibre network infrastructure projects. This opportunity is ideal for someone hands-on, observant, and comfortable working both on-site and with technical mapping systems. The successful candidate will play a key role in validating proposed designs against real-world conditions and ensuring accurate survey data is captured. Role Summary As a Telecom/Fibre Surveyor , you will be responsible for carrying out site inspections across underground network routes, reviewing planned layouts, and identifying any practical challenges before project delivery. The position requires strong attention to detail, the ability to interpret mapping data, and confidence working within public highway environments. Key Duties Perform on-site surveys relating to underground fibre infrastructure, including route tracing and intermediate joint locations. Access and examine underground chambers to review existing cable installations and pathways. Analyse technical drawings, fibre layouts, and mapped network designs to understand project requirements. Compare design intentions with actual site conditions, highlighting discrepancies or risks. Evaluate traffic management needs in line with industry safety guidance and streetworks legislation. Log findings accurately using handheld devices, tablets, or digital reporting platforms. Compile clear and structured reports supported by images and relevant documentation. Work closely with planners, engineers, and delivery teams to ensure survey outputs support project timelines. Follow strict health & safety procedures when operating in public areas and live environments. Skills & Experience Ability to interpret fibre network drawings, route schematics, and mapping overlays. Experience working with utilities, telecoms networks, highways, or civil infrastructure projects. Understanding of streetworks processes and traffic management requirements. Familiarity with GIS tools or electronic mapping systems is beneficial. Strong observational and analytical capabilities. Confident using digital tools to capture and record survey data. Self-sufficient with effective time management skills. Behavioural Competencies Strong organisation and planning capability High accuracy and attention to detail Clear and concise communication Awareness of cost and project impact Ability to manage relationships with multiple stakeholders Proactive in reporting progress and identifying issues Requirements Valid NRSWA accreditation Practical knowledge of Chapter 8 safety standards Previous experience surveying telecom or fibre networks Experience with mapping or GIS-based systems Full UK driving licence Additional Information This Telecom/Fibre Surveyor role offers the opportunity to work on varied infrastructure projects within a growing sector. The ideal candidate will bring a practical mindset, a safety-first approach, and the ability to translate technical plans into real-world understanding. Opportunity If you are an experienced Telecom/Fibre Surveyor looking to work on dynamic field-based projects with a focus on accuracy and delivery, this could be an excellent next step in your career. If you are interested in this role, would like further information or wish to apply, then please send me a copy of your CV. Rob Utilise Recruitment

A Service Support Engineer role, providing operational support for security and monitoring systems across Heathrow Airport. The role supports critical infrastructure as part of long-term service and upgrade contracts (including a 5 year Genetec support agreement). Location: Heathrow Airport Contract Length: 12 months Hours: 37.5 per week - days & nights Pay Rate: £36-£39 per hour (depending on experience) On Payroll: Yes Expenses: Not eligible Notice Period: 1 week (both sides) Key Responsibilities Provide first-line and on-site/remote support for CCTV, ANPR, radar, body-worn cameras, sensors, intercoms, and related systems Perform preventative, planned, and corrective maintenance on hardware and software Install CCTV and ANPR equipment (day and night shifts) Participate in a 24/7 on-call rota to meet SLAs Produce reports, RAMS, permits, and support documentation Coordinate service and project activities with internal teams and Heathrow stakeholders Attend progress meetings and hand over documentation after installations Required Experience & Skills Strong experience with CCTV VMS systems Hands-on experience with CCTV, ANPR, radar systems, and field installations IT security systems and networking knowledge Experience in live/operational environments Good problem-solving, communication, and teamwork skills Familiarity with LAN, wireless, fibre/cabling, and enterprise telecoms advantageous Competent with MS Word and Excel Qualifications Minimum 2 years' experience in IT, networking, or engineering Educated to C&G, HNC, or A level standard Formal training in project management, networking, or IT systems desirable but not essential

A Service Support Engineer role, providing operational support for security and monitoring systems across Heathrow Airport. The role supports critical infrastructure as part of long-term service and upgrade contracts (including a 5 year Genetec support agreement). Location: Heathrow Airport Contract Length: 12 months Hours: 37.5 per week - days & nights Pay Rate: £36-£39 per hour (depending on experience) On Payroll: Yes Expenses: Not eligible Notice Period: 1 week (both sides) Key Responsibilities Provide first-line and on-site/remote support for CCTV, ANPR, radar, body-worn cameras, sensors, intercoms, and related systems Perform preventative, planned, and corrective maintenance on hardware and software Install CCTV and ANPR equipment (day and night shifts) Participate in a 24/7 on-call rota to meet SLAs Produce reports, RAMS, permits, and support documentation Coordinate service and project activities with internal teams and Heathrow stakeholders Attend progress meetings and hand over documentation after installations Required Experience & Skills Strong experience with CCTV VMS systems Hands-on experience with CCTV, ANPR, radar systems, and field installations IT security systems and networking knowledge Experience in live/operational environments Good problem-solving, communication, and teamwork skills Familiarity with LAN, wireless, fibre/cabling, and enterprise telecoms advantageous Competent with MS Word and Excel Qualifications Minimum 2 years' experience in IT, networking, or engineering Educated to C&G, HNC, or A level standard Formal training in project management, networking, or IT systems desirable but not essential

Job Description: Premier People Recruitment (PPR) are an employment business who supply temporary and permanent labour operatives to an array of industries. PPR are currently running a recruitment drive for our client who are industry leaders within the telecoms market. They have invested millions of pounds into developing and up-skilling their contract workers to an outstanding standard. We are looking for candidates available within the next few months, who are both keen to start a new and exciting career in the telecoms industry. The duration of this contract is ongoing. We are looking for people who: Have an aptitude for learning new skills Are self-motivated and have a flexible approach to work Have good interpersonal skills or experience working in customer service Have held a full UK driving license for a minimum of 24 months There is no requirement of previous technical experience. Training: Whilst training, you will be supervised by a team of dedicated trainers and operational support staff who are qualified to accredit engineers across a wide range of Openreach modules and telecommunications qualifications including copper and managed provision installations, One Fibre Network: fibre to the premises and cabling, working at heights, confined space awareness and asbestos awareness. At the training facility, there is a full suite of bespoke equipment to aide your learning journey. Facilities include: Multiple telegraph poles, used to teach and accredit engineers to climb and safely work at heights Linked joint boxes used to replicate underground working conditions PCP cabinets to educate engineers about safe roadside working and to teach e-side to d-side jumpering Live DSLAMS facilitating training on port repair and card infills Exchange Frames complete with working lines which simulate a working exchange environment Live copper bays designed to replicate a full premises install Fibre bays designed to simulate a full install What to expect: Upon completion of training, engineers will be issued with a company van, full PPE and tools To compliment your training, you will then be buddied up with an experienced engineer to guide you through your first few weeks on the job All field workers are allocated a line manager/supervisor as a main point of contact You will be allocated jobs per day within your designated area - jobs include working outside, at height and within customer premises Engineers are paid per jobs completed each day Please note, this is a physically demanding role, including working at heights and can include climbing telegraph poles multiple times a day. If you are looking for a career with longevity and continuity within an exciting and emerging market, please apply here or contact our office as we have roles immediately available UK wide. Company vehicle provided All tools provided Full personal ownership of accreditations on successful completion of course Training costs and accommodation costs for training covered up front by Client We have hundreds of vacancies for Telecoms Engineers, Network Engineers, Copper Engineers and Fibre Optic Engineers across the UK. Experience is not required - if you're looking to start a new career in telecommunications engineering, please apply. AGY Job Type: Full-time Company car Job Summary Role Trainee Telecommunications Engineer Send us a CV to apply for a range of exciting opportunities! Yes, I would like to receive marketing communications regarding PPR products, services & events. By submitting your details you confirm that you agree to the storing and processing of your personal data by PPR as described in the privacy statement Send us a CV to apply for a range of exciting opportunities!

82133 - Ops Telecoms Technician This Ops Telecoms Technician will report to the Operational Telecoms Senior Project Engineer and will work within Network Operations based in our Nelson Street, London office. You will be a permanent employee. You will attract a salary of 56,576 per annum, bonus of 3%, Inner London weighting : 6, 319.03 and One network payment: 743.79. If you are successful, you will need to undertake a medical and DBS reference check Close Date: 23rd June 2026 PRINCIPAL ACCOUNTABILITIES: Typical accountabilities for the Technician will include: Ensure that you prevail a high standard of safety management throughout the responsibilities and that you undertake safety procedures correctly. Technician conducts wiring and other SCADA related activities on site, usually on their own, implementing modifications or repairs of SCADA and comms equipment. Deliver upgrade and improvement work on the operational SCADA equipment within Grid, Primary and Secondary substations. Including the configuration, testing and integration of SMART Grid solutions and SCADA interfaces. Construction of Telecontrol Equipment Cubicles (TEC) and other SCADA equipment within the Ops Telecoms workshops located at Nelson Street, East Ham. Installation and maintenance of : Copper and fibre optic communication circuits Radio communication equipment and antennas VSAT & BGAN Satellite communication equipment Telecontrol equipment and associated wiring to substation plant and equipment Inter-tripping and protection comms equipment Help to deliver annual Ops Telecoms work programme following the network management plan. You will be expected to operate Spectrum Analysers, use Oscar - Signal generation equipment, and handle portable tools and equipment as part of the role. In each case, you will expect to maintain these items of equipment and calibrate and tests them periodically. The value of all of the equipment that the post holder has exceeds 40k. The post holder has a responsibility to ensure that you carry the most common equipment to ensure quick and reliable system restoration. They also have to ensure that stock levels are maintained by accurate replenishment and repair. Support our Command Vehicle, located at Nelson Street, ensuring safe deployment and training of other staff on its operation during a deployment usually on to the site of a major network incident. Qualifications In-depth knowledge of Networks SCADA and its application in the provision of a real-time control systems connected to live switchgear, transformers and other substation equipment and apparatus. An awareness of the function of inter-tripping systems and basic protection systems. Technically / electrically competent - City and Guilds 2322 in Electronic and Electrical theory. Perform build or repair tasks with an understanding of schematic and wiring diagrams. PASMA, IPAF, VSAT alignment accreditation, GE T5000 RTU accreditation and NRSWA, Type A,B & C confined space access are all desirable. Proficient in the use of Lap Top computers running numerous software tools used for the configuration and testing of complex comms and SCADA equipment. Experience of the PowerOn network management system with Telecontrol Technician access privileges. Demonstrate the competent use of hand tools, power tools and test equipment and able to install complex wiring within substation equipment. Can risk assess and put other individuals to work safely including management of other staff and contractors working in substations. Good understanding and awareness of relevant policies relating to network standards, Health & Safety and electricity regulations and know where to reference a policy. Experience working with CDM regulations and ISO9001 quality processes. Familiar with copper and fibre optic jointing and basic manual handling techniques. Substation access up to and including 132KV will require the holder to hold a competency certificate under UK Power Networks safety rules. This certificate permits the holder to enter into and work within substations unattended, including operating and modifying SCADA equipment. Aware of cyber security precautions and why these are important for SCADA services. Knowledge of IP and other SCADA protocols including the use of diagnostic tools such as Wireshark. Experience with fault diagnostics and logical implementation of fault finding techniques. Modify approach as you assimilate more information during work on a complex fault. Full driving licence required.

Data Cabling Engineer Birmingham (Solihull, Sutton Coldfield, QE, Heartlands, Coventry, Wolverhampton), On-site £25,000 £35,000 + Overtime, No Sponsorship Available VIQU have partnered with a well-established telecoms and infrastructure specialist delivering critical cabling and wireless solutions across healthcare environments. This organisation has a strong reputation for quality delivery across NHS sites, offering a mix of BAU and project work, with clear opportunities to progress into project-focused roles for ambitious engineers. This is a hands-on role working across multiple hospital sites, installing and maintaining structured cabling and wireless infrastructure. You ll be part of a team environment (no lone working), contributing to essential connectivity projects in live environments. Key Responsibilities Install and terminate structured cabling (Cat5e, Cat6, Cat6a) including outlets and patch panels Test cabling using Fluke DTX 5000 (or equivalent) Install wireless access points across hospital sites Record and document all installations and test results Support fibre cabling work when required Work in line with CSCS/ESC standards and site safety regulations Key Requirements 3+ years experience in data cabling installation and testing Strong experience with structured cabling (Cat5e, Cat6, Cat6a) Fluke testing experience (DTX 5000 or similar) CSCS or ESC card Full UK driving licence Based in or around Birmingham Comfortable working in live environments (e.g. hospitals) Fibre experience beneficial Apply now to speak with VIQU in confidence. Or contact Belle Hegarty via the VIQU Website. Know someone great? Refer them and receive up to £1,000 if successful (terms apply). For more exciting roles and opportunities, follow us on IT Recruitment.