Cable Puller

M Group Services•Hinkley, CA

42d•Onsite

About The Position

Right across infrastructure, there's a requirement to not only maintain, but also renew and reimagine. Whatever stage you're at in your career, with us you'll have an opportunity to grow and develop. Delivering essential infrastructure services for life, while being safety first, and client and customer centric in a friendly, fun and respectful environment where you are encouraged to thrive. You will be joining our M&E team as a Cable Puller working on a section of works on Hinkley Point C. Join a Landmark Energy Project Shaping the UK's Future Be part of a pioneering initiative to generate reliable, low-carbon electricity and play a vital role in meeting the UK's climate change commitments and energy security goals. Located on the scenic north Somerset coast, this is the first nuclear power station built in a generation, featuring the advanced EPR reactor design also used for Sizewell C. With the capacity to power six million homes for the next 60 years-around 7% of the UK's total energy needs-this project is a cornerstone of the nation's sustainable energy strategy. Since construction began in 2018, progress has been significant, with major structures such as reactor buildings and domes now in place and core component installation underway. This is more than just an infrastructure project-it's a catalyst for employment and innovation. Join a growing workforce and supply chain that's creating long-term opportunities across a range of disciplines.

Requirements

You must be able to obtain a HPC pass to be offered a permanent contract of employment.
You must be able to provide a 3-year Documented History which should include Education/Work/ or any periods of unemployment these are required for the vetting process in line with HPC protocols.
The site is located remotely and a bus journey of 45 minutes each way is required to gain access.
Valid CCNSG Safety Passport (essential).
Proven experience in cable pulling on large projects
Strong awareness of health & safety

Responsibilities

Pulling cables through conduits, trays, or containment systems, ensuring no twists or damage occurs.
Using tools like winches, rods, or fish tape to move cables, and operating specialized equipment for heavy-duty lines.
Working with electricians and other tradespeople, and potentially interpreting blueprints to understand cable routes, ensuring you meet project deadlines.
Identifying and resolving issues that arise during cable installation, like twists or obstructions.