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Executive Search vs Headhunting: What’s the difference and which should you use?
Hiring senior leadership isn’t the same as filling mid-level roles. When the stakes are high, businesses often turn to Executive Search or Headhunting, but the two are frequently confused. So, are they the same thing? And more importantly, which approach is right for your business? In this guide, we break down the key differences between…
Read MoreLife as an Electrical Engineer on a Live Electricity Network Upgrade Project
Electrical engineering roles within power networks are often associated with design or maintenance work. In reality, some of the most impactful engineering careers sit within live electricity network environments, where infrastructure must be upgraded while maintaining a continuous supply. Working on a live network presents a unique set of challenges — and opportunities — for…
Read MoreSAP 132kV Authorised Person: Roles, Responsibilities and Career Path
Within electricity networks, few roles carry as much responsibility as a Senior Authorised Person (SAP) operating at 132kV. These professionals play a critical role in ensuring the safe operation of high-voltage systems, particularly during switching, maintenance and infrastructure upgrades. As electricity networks continue to evolve, demand for experienced SAPs remains consistently high — especially across…
Read MoreCCO & COO Opportunities in Electronics Manufacturing
Elite Electronic Systems, A rapidly scaling, private equity-backed electronics manufacturing group is entering a critical phase of growth — and is now seeking to appoint both a Chief Operating Officer (COO) and Chief Commercial Officer (CCO) to help shape its future. Operating across multiple sites in England, Scotland and Ireland, this Electronics Manufacturing Services (EMS)…
Read More26.2 Miles for Inclusion: Julian Ball’s London Marathon Journey for Phab
With the 2026 London Marathon fast approaching on Sunday 26 April, Jonathan Lee Recruitment’s Julian Ball is entering the final phase of his training — focused, motivated, and ready to take on the challenge once again. But for Julian, this year’s marathon is about far more than the finish line. A More Structured Approach This…
Read MoreJames Tilley: Why I’m Running the London Marathon for CTRT
With the 2026 London Marathon fast approaching on Sunday 26 April, Jonathan Lee Recruitment’s James Tilley is entering the final stretch of his training — both physically and emotionally. What started as a personal challenge has become something far more meaningful. A Journey Built on Consistency and Purpose Training over the past few months has…
Read MorePower Systems Engineering: Roles, Skills and Career Paths
Power systems engineering is a specialised area of electrical engineering focused on the design, analysis and optimisation of electricity networks. From powering homes and businesses to supporting critical infrastructure, power systems engineers play a vital role in keeping modern society running. As electricity demand increases and energy systems evolve, the need for skilled engineers in…
Read MoreIR35, Authority and Interim Procurement: Why Strong Interims Walk Away
In the UK interim procurement market, there’s a recurring challenge that rarely gets discussed openly. Organisations struggle to secure the strongest interim procurement professionals — particularly for complex or high-impact assignments. At the same time, experienced interims are increasingly selective about the roles they accept. This isn’t a supply issue. It’s a structural one. The…
Read MoreHow Electricity Networks Are Upgraded: Inside Jersey’s Big Infrastructure Programme
Electricity networks are the backbone of modern society. From powering homes and hospitals to supporting digital infrastructure and transport systems, reliable electricity distribution is essential. However, electricity networks are not static. As populations grow, technology evolves and renewable energy becomes more prominent, utilities must continually invest in upgrading and modernising their infrastructure. Across Europe and…
Read MoreUK defence spending is rising but composite manufacturing capacity is not
The defence budget uplift is no longer theoretical. It is flowing into programmes, framework agreements and long term platform commitments. The UK Government has committed to increasing defence spending towards 2.5 percent of GDP, with further pressure from NATO partners to go beyond that. For advanced manufacturing businesses, that translates into real production demand across…
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