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TRIPHASE ENERGY LTD

Chargehand/LE1 | Overhead Line Team

England
Posted about 23 hours ago
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Why this role exists

Triphase Energy is scaling up to meet UK and international demand for overhead transmission line work, driven in part by the National Grid's Great Grid Upgrade. We're looking for Chargehands and LE1 linesmen to join our gangs and help deliver this work safely and to a high standard.

The opportunity

Triphase Energy Ltd is a young, growing company - meaning your career grows with us. You'll have real room to progress as we expand, hands-on training provided, and the chance to build your career alongside the business rather than inside a rigid corporate structure.

Why Triphase Energy?

  • Opportunity to work with the National Grid
  • International opportunities
  • A small, close-knit company with genuine growth potential - you're not just a number
  • Joining bonus after 3 months with the company

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The Role

As a Chargehand or LE1, you'll work as part of a small overhead line team delivering transmission line projects (132kV–400kV).

Responsibilities

  • Carry out overhead line work as part of a team
  • Follow safety procedures including manual handling and rescue protocols
  • Work at height, including climbing towers as required
  • Maintain the standard of work expected on National Grid projects

Qualifications needed

  • National Grid Authorised Person certification
  • Manual Handling
  • Tower Rescue
  • Advanced Climber
  • Previous experience working on 132kV–400kV overhead lines

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Perfect Candidate

An experienced Chargehand or LE1 who is hard-working and enjoys working as part of a small, good gang every day. Someone reliable who fits well into a close team.

Desirable (not essential)

  • All telehandler tickets
  • Experienced in towing
  • Full UK driving licence and own car to get to and from work

Salary, Location & Benefits

  • Pay: Very competitive - self-employed, CIS-registered
  • Location: UK-based (with international opportunities)
  • Employment status: Self-employed, CIS registered
  • Benefits: Joining bonus after 3 months; training provided; genuine progression as the company grows
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Skills

Overhead Line Work
Transmission Line Projects
Tower Climbing
Manual Handling
Rescue Protocols
Telehandler Operation
Towing
Safety Compliance

Location

England, United Kingdom

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