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Department: Regulated Power
Location: Moray - Scotland
Description
Location: Moray - Scotland
Contract Type: Permanent
Working Pattern: Full-Time | Office & Site Based
Pay / Benefits
Remuneration for this role is benchmarked competitively within our sector.
The Opportunity
OCU is delivering major power infrastructure projects across substations, cabling, civils, and overhead line networks, and effective material management is critical to successful project delivery. As a Project Material Controller, you'll play a central role in ensuring operational teams have the right materials, equipment, and resources available when they need them, helping projects run safely, efficiently, and on programme.
This is a great opportunity for someone who enjoys working in a fast-paced operational environment where organisation, attention to detail, and effective coordination make a real difference. You'll work closely with project teams, suppliers, and site operations to support some of the UK's most significant power infrastructure programmes.
What You'll Do
- Manage the receipt, storage, issue, and reconciliation of materials across multiple projects and workstreams.
- Maintain accurate stock records and ensure full traceability of materials from receipt through to project allocation.
- Coordinate deliveries, collections, and logistics activities with suppliers and operational teams.
- Monitor stock levels and identify shortages, risks, or long lead-time items that could impact project delivery.
- Maintain safe, organised yard facilities that comply with operational, safety, and industry requirements.
- Control plant, tools, and equipment, ensuring items are inspected, calibrated, and available for deployment.
- Produce accurate material records, reports, and supporting documentation for operational and compliance purposes.
- Support project mobilisation, demobilisation, and emergency response activities when required.
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What You'll Bring
- Experience in materials control, stores management, logistics, warehouse operations, or a similar coordination role.
- Strong organisational skills with the ability to manage multiple priorities and maintain accurate records.
- Experience using stock control, inventory management, or materials tracking systems.
- Good communication skills and the ability to work effectively with operational teams and suppliers.
- Understanding of safe material handling and storage practices.
- Competent IT skills, including Microsoft Office applications.
Desirable
- Experience within utilities, power, construction, engineering, or infrastructure sectors.
- Bonus if you have knowledge of substation, overhead line, civils, or cabling materials.
- It would be great if you have an understanding of CDM, NRSWA, or other industry compliance requirements.
- It would be great if you've worked with plant, fleet, calibration, or equipment management processes.
- Forklift, lifting operations, or other relevant operational certifications would be advantageous.


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What We Offer
At OCU, we believe that meaningful work should come with meaningful support. That's the principle behind Careers with Purpose, our commitment to ensuring every person at OCU feels supported, developed, and valued, not just in their role today, but throughout their career with us.
Alongside the opportunity to work on some of the UK's most significant infrastructure projects, we offer a benefits package that we are continuing to develop as we grow, and the kind of career acceleration that only comes from being inside a business moving at this pace.
As a rapidly growing organisation, there are genuine opportunities to progress, broaden your experience, and build a long-term career within OCU Group.
For a confidential conversation about this opportunity, please contact Jonathan Bryden at jonathan.bryden@ocugroup.com.
Our vacancies are typically advertised for two weeks; however, we reserve the right to close applications early should we receive a sufficient number of suitable candidates. We therefore encourage early applications.
To ensure that everyone has a fair opportunity to join our team, please inform us if you require any reasonable adjustments to our recruitment and interview process by emailing recruitment@ocugroup.com.
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