Engineering Recruitment Agency Perth
- Engineers for Perth, Perthshire and Tayside
- Power networks, hydro, renewables and food and drink
- Electrical, HV, maintenance and project roles
- Recruiting Scottish engineers for 25 years
Perth sits where the A9 and M90 meet, making it a natural hub for engineering work across Perthshire, Tayside and the Highlands. It is an important centre for the power sector, with major energy and network businesses based in the city, and Perthshire’s hydro schemes, some dating back to the middle of the twentieth century, are still generating and being upgraded.
Inveralmond Industrial Estate on the north side of the city is the main base for manufacturing, engineering and service companies, with further business parks around the edge of the city and along the A9. The wider area has a strong food and drink industry, including whisky distilling and fruit and food processing, and Perth Airport at Scone is home to aviation training and engineering businesses.
Engineering employers in and around Perth most often need electrical and power engineers, including HV and protection specialists for network and renewables work, maintenance engineers for production sites, and project engineers for energy and infrastructure schemes.
Perth UHI provides engineering and construction training locally, and the city’s road and rail links to Dundee, Stirling, Edinburgh and Inverness make it realistic for employers to recruit from a wide area. For roles covering remote hydro and wind sites, a Perth base is often a good compromise between local and Central Belt candidates.
Many engineers in Perth travel to sites across a wide area, from the Highlands to Fife, so we are clear with candidates about travel from the start. Because the local pool is smaller than in the cities, we also search Dundee, Stirling and Fife for engineers who could commute.
How we work with employersWhere the engineering work is in and around Perth
See every sector we cover on our engineering sectors page.
Blairgowrie, Crieff, Auchterarder and Kinross have smaller engineering and food businesses of their own, and many Perth engineers live in these towns.
We also recruit engineers in Dundee, Stirling and Inverness. 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 Perth 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.