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Why us

Your record goes with you, and good work pays.

What you get

  • Paid more. Data centre work pays more than a general site, for the trade you have.
  • Your tickets count from day one. The cards you hold now go straight on.
  • Certified for the gap, never retrained. Only what a data centre adds.
  • Work abroad, travel paid. Builds across Europe, the Gulf, the US and Asia.
  • 2% of a mate's salary. Every month, for as long as someone you referred stays.
  • A passport that's yours. It follows you from one employer to the next.
  • References that travel. Somebody vouches for you once; it goes with you.
  • Pick your days and your dates. Tell us when you're free, and we fit round it.
  • No CV, no cover letter, no interviews. Not for your first job: four questions and you're in.
  • A real person calls you. Before any introduction, every time.
  • Tickets uploaded once. We remind you before any of them expires.
  • A route up. From build crew to critical-environment engineer, a ticket at a time.
  • Training and assessments. Coming soon, for every role, to move you up.
  • Asked once. Agencies and employers see the same passport, so nobody re-asks the same questions.

What the move pays

Yearly pay, before tax. Typical, varies by site, ticket and country.

Your tradeWhere you are nowOn a data centreWhere it leads
ElectricianGeneral commercial site: £38k–£48kData centre build or commissioning: £55k–£75kHV authorised person or critical shift lead: £80k–£100k+
Mechanical / HVAC fitterGeneral site: £36k–£46kData centre mechanical: £52k–£70kCritical-environment engineer: £75k–£95k
Construction trades and scaffoldersYour site rateData centre programme rate: typically 20–35% higherTravel and rotation paid

Day rates on data centre builds: typically £280–£420 a day.

Placed people on about £100,000 a year are not unusual for HV and commissioning roles. Every job is quoted, and we tell you the number before any introduction.