Leading mechanical and electrical services provider Salko UK, is inviting skilled professionals to join its growing workforce as it prepares for a busy programme of contracts supporting the delivery of power generation throughout 2026.
Operating across multiple sites throughout the UK and Ireland, Salko UK will deliver a wide range of planned outages, inspections, upgrades and repair works within the power generation sector. To support this programme, the company is recruiting across a broad range of disciplines, including mechanical, electrical, welding and operational roles.
Salko UK is seeking experienced and safety-focused individuals across a range of roles, electrical supervisors, mechanical and balance of plant (BOP) supervisors and pipefitters and piping supervisors with proven experience in Swagelok systems, small bore pipework and the use of bench top bending equipment.
Salko UK’s 2026 project portfolio includes work at major power stations such as Dublin Bay, South Humber Bank, Isle of Grain, Enfield, Staythorpe and Great Yarmouth, with projects running from March through to November 2026.
Dean Murphy, CEO of Salko UK, said: “We are really excited to be kicking off 2026 with a big recruitment drive to support a diverse range of projects in the energy sector. We are particularly looking for individuals who take pride in delivering high standards of workmanship and working safely within demanding environments.
“As our project portfolio continues to grow, we are looking to strengthen our teams with skilled, reliable professionals who share our commitment to quality, safety and teamwork.
“We recognise that our people are our greatest asset and by recruiting the right individuals and supporting them on-site, we can ensure that our projects are delivered on time, to client specifications and to the highest quality standards.”
For more information on roles at Salko UK, please visit: www.salko.co.uk or send your CV to recruitment@salko.co.uk.
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