Engineering Recruitment Agency Inverness
- Engineers for Inverness, the Highlands and Moray
- Transmission, renewables, life sciences and distilling
- Field-based and site roles across remote areas
- 25 years recruiting in the Scottish engineering market
Inverness is the centre of Highland engineering, and the region is seeing some of the largest energy investment in the country. Transmission upgrades are being built to carry renewable power south, onshore wind and hydro projects are under way or in development across the Highlands, and the Cromarty Firth has become a hub for offshore wind.
The Inverness and Cromarty Firth Green Freeport covers sites including Nigg, Invergordon, Inverness Harbour and the Inverness Airport Business Park at Dalcross, where port and fabrication facilities are preparing for large offshore wind components. In the city, Longman Industrial Estate houses engineering, service and manufacturing businesses, and the Inverness Campus is home to life sciences and health technology companies.
The Highlands also have a large food and drink sector, from Speyside and Highland distilleries to seafood and meat processing, which relies on maintenance engineers who can cover wide areas with limited support.
UHI Inverness trains engineering apprentices and technicians for Highland employers, and many experienced engineers in the region have moved into renewables and transmission work from oil and gas and construction. The A9, the A96 and Inverness Airport connect the city to the Central Belt and Aberdeen, which helps when a role needs specialist skills from outside the area.
Recruiting in the Highlands brings its own challenges. The candidate pool is smaller than in the Central Belt and many roles involve travel between remote sites, so employers often need to look further afield and be clear about relocation, travel and on-call arrangements from the start.
How we work with employersWhere the engineering work is in and around Inverness
See every sector we cover on our engineering sectors page.
Moray, to the east, has its own engineering base around distilling, food production and RAF Lossiemouth, and many Inverness engineers cover sites across Moray, Ross-shire and Sutherland.
We also recruit engineers in Aberdeen and Perth. Every area we cover is listed on our engineering recruitment locations page.
Call 01698 464 099 or email info@engineeringrecruitscotland.com, or use our contact page.
Most engineering assignments take 4 to 6 weeks, depending on how complex the role is. Recent examples include a Maintenance Engineer placed in 3 weeks and a Quality Manager placed in 6 weeks. We give you an honest view of the likely timescale when we take the brief.
Every engineer is interviewed by phone and on a Teams video call before you see a CV. Each CV comes with a written summary of the engineer's background, why they are looking and their salary expectations, so you only see people with the right skills, experience and motivation.
We agree terms for each assignment rather than publishing a standard rate, because the right structure depends on the role and how you want to hire. Terms include a free candidate replacement guarantee. Call 01698 464 099 to discuss your vacancy.
Quality, design, manufacturing, maintenance, estimating, project, electrical, mechanical, process, automation, civil and structural engineers, along with engineering managers and directors.
Yes. We recruit engineers for employers across Inverness and the rest of Scotland from our office at Strathclyde Business Park, Bellshill, and search our network of engineers across the area, including people who are not actively looking.
Engineering Recruit Scotland was set up in 2020. Our directors have spent 25 years recruiting engineers for employers across Scotland.
Send us the details and a senior consultant will call you back to talk through the role, the market and how quickly we can find the right engineer.
Prefer to talk it through? Call 01698 464 099.
Call us or tell us about your vacancy, and we will give you an honest view of how quickly we can help.