(01)Careers
Join the engineers, technicians and project managers who plan, dig, splice and test the fibre that keeps new-build Britain connected.
02Life at Vital
Vital is an engineering company first. The work is real sites, real plant and real programmes — not a desk job dressed up as field work.
You work alongside developers, contractors and operators — briefed, organised and expected to leave every plot ready for the next trade.
Safety, records and quality are not optional extras. RAMS briefed, joints logged, tests done before anyone signs off.
Relationships built on integrity and trust — with the people beside you and the clients who depend on the network you build.
03Roles
Engineering, site and project management — each track builds the networks Britain depends on. Pick the one that matches how you work.
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Design, survey and technical judgement that survives contact with the ground.
Engineering roles sit where plans meet plant — route design, feasibility, splice plans and the decisions that keep a programme honest when the site changes.
You will work across fibre access, civils coordination and the technical detail that operators and developers expect on a new-build delivery.
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The hands-on work that puts fibre in the ground and services into homes.
Site roles are the core of Vital — civils, ducting, cabling, jointing, splicing, installation and testing on live residential programmes.
If you take pride in clean chambers, honest loss budgets and a street left ready for handover, this is where you belong.
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Keep programmes moving when several trades, plots and deadlines share one site.
Project managers at Vital own sequence, interfaces and clarity — so fibre is planned in early and delivered without drama at the end.
You will coordinate with principal contractors, developers and operators, and hold the line on quality gates from survey through handover.
04Training and development
We train against the technologies and standards the job actually uses — so people grow without slowing the programme.
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Induction, RAMS and the local method before work starts on a live construction site.
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Fibre, jointing, splicing, testing and the disciplines your role needs — taught against real plant.
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Progression from crew to lead responsibilities as competence and trust build on live jobs.
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Ongoing up-skilling as access technologies, tools and client standards move on.
05Current vacancies
Confirmed openings appear here. If the board is empty, send a speculative CV — we read every one that shows real site experience.
Speculative applications open
We still welcome applications from engineers, technicians and project managers who want to build networks Britain depends on.
06Apply
Tell us about your experience on site, the roles you are aiming for, and where you can work. We will come back to you.
