Our support
Armed forces resettlement: your service built the skills. We’ll help you build the career.
We have a strong, proven track record of placing armed forces veterans into the built environment sector.
Supporting service leavers and veterans
We work closely with armed forces charities, resettlement agencies and the Ministry of Defence (MOD) to support ex-service personnel into meaningful careers.
Military service instils leadership, adaptability, resilience and problem-solving — qualities employers consistently seek. Service leavers bring vocational training and qualifications in engineering, construction and facilities management.
Moving into a new career can be challenging. That’s why we’re committed to helping veterans find opportunities where their expertise is truly valued.
Common pathways
Where service leavers thrive
Data Centres
Technical trades translate directly into critical shift engineering roles.
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Electrical, mechanical and controls expertise in high-stakes environments.
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Leadership and planning skills suited to supervisor and contract management roles.
Explore →Construction
Logistics, project and site management experience valued on major schemes.
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Forces-friendly jobs
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FAQs
Your questions answered
When should I get in touch?
As early as possible in your resettlement. We can help you understand the market, salaries and which courses will add the most value before you leave.
Do I need civilian qualifications?
Not always. Many military qualifications map well to civilian roles. We’ll advise on any gaps and how to close them.
Is there a cost to me?
No. Our service is free for service leavers and veterans.
Which civilian roles suit ex-military engineers?
Data centre shift engineering, critical facilities maintenance, building services, FM supervision and construction site management are common pathways for ex-Forces technicians.