Workshop Storesman

Role: Workshop Storesman
Department: Research and Development
Location: Matlock, Derby with some flexibility to occasionally travel to Newcastle

My client is revolutionising the way we generate power. As the world moves away from fossil fuels, they provide clean, hydrogen-powered energy solutions that supplement the grid and replace polluting diesel generators to support the transition to net zero. From construction and critical infrastructure to film & TV, live events, and EV charging, their Hydrogen Power Units (HPUs) deliver reliable, zero-emission electricity where it's needed most.

Already one of the UKs largest producers of green hydrogen, they are growing fast. Ranked among the top 10 in a national list of the fastest-growing private technology companies, they've raised over £114 million in investment from a range of global investors, including leaders in energy, finance, and sustainability. With strong financial backing and a clear path to scale, they are building a team that will shape the future of energy.

Their technology is already trusted by major organisations across construction, infrastructure, broadcasting, and utilities, and they're just getting started. As they expand across the UK and internationally, in collaboration with a leading global energy technology company, this is an exciting time to join a business at the forefront of the hydrogen revolution-making a real impact on air quality, carbon reduction, and the future of clean energy. Due to the expansion of their team, they are looking for a Workshop Storesman to support operations in Matlock.

Responsibilities:

1. Manage and maintain R&D site workshop, ensuring a safe operating environment for staff, sub-contractors and visitors at all times, general housekeeping activities at the site.
2. Manage waste both general and recycling of metals and electrical components.
3. Control stock of R&D parts, organise goods inwards and outwards, logistics of deliveries and collections, inventory management of components required for concept verification.
4. Build prototype electrical panel assemblies, validating designs and working closely with R&D Engineers to find innovative solutions to engineering challenges.
5. Assist design work by feeding into early-stage concept development through to serial production design freeze.
6. Be responsible for arranging sub-contractors to come to site to carry out works as fitting with project timelines and other on-site events.
7. Work as part of a dynamic, fast-moving team to help deliver programme objectives and support with a range of tasks where required in an agile environment.

Key Skills:

1. Understanding of electrical safety procedures and protocols.
2. Strong verbal and written communication skills to collaborate with team members and report on project process.
3. Aptitude for diagnosing electrical issues, implementing effective solutions and adapting to changing project requirements.
4. Demonstrable practical experience.
5. You will be an excellent team player and will thrive in a great, fast-paced engineering environment, helping to make designs a reality.