Trainee Team Manager - Maintenance

Salary: £38.8k per annum(Plus increase to £45k and bonus upon Completion of Training)

Perks & Benefits: Competitive pension scheme - Enhanced maternity/paternity pay - Life assurance - HolidayPlus - Cycle2work Scheme & more

Reference: REQ4403

At SGN, we are recruiting for our latest Trainee Team Manager openings - offering plenty of opportunities for training, progression, and a career in the energy industry.

As a Trainee Team Manager, you will be enrolled on a dedicated 2-year development programme, supported by your line managers and mentors. This role offers genuine potential to progress further. You will be managing SGN field team leaders, craftsmen & external contractors across a range of projects within maintenance.

How you’ll support us on our mission to keep people safe and warm…

• Managing gas emergency, mains replacement and new connections activities
• Participating as an effective member of an incident management team
• Ensuring the effective operation and maintenance of gas distribution assets
• Supporting the team in the efficient delivery of planned and reactive maintenance activities
• Overseeing assigned work programmes from initiation through to programme closure
• Ensuring required controls are in place to make sure the team are set to work safely
• Dealing with hazards and risks identified by others, delivering an efficient plan to remedy

What you’ll need

• Experience of managing people; this could come from a wide range of industries such as retail and other customer-focused areas
• The ability to inspire and get the best out of their team
• Cost-conscious, able to work within a budget
• Able to think on your feet whilst always being safety aware.
• Self-motivated, with good attention to detail and a proactive work ethic and have excellent numerical and analytical skills to be able to problem solve
• Interested in developing your career within the gas network industry
• Able to commit to 2 years of training and development
• A full and valid driving licence is essential