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I am recruiting for my client, a well established business specialising in critical communication systems and infrastructure throughout the UK. They are now seeking an Electronics Repair Engineer to join their engineering team in Scotland. The successful candidate will live in or close to Aberdeen, Dundee, Stirling, Edinburgh, Dunfermline, Perth, Glenrothes, Montrose, Glasgow, Dumfries, Berwick, Carlisle .This is a fantastic opportunity for an ex military engineer with a strong electronics background who has genuine component level fault finding and repair experience. The role will involve working on specialist RF transmitters and associated communications equipment, diagnosing faults down to component level rather than simply replacing complete boards or units.The successful candidate will initially undertake training at my client's workshop in Wales, with accommodation and expenses provided. Once fully trained, the role will be predominantly based in Scotland and will combine workshop based electronics repair with occasional field engineering duties.Electronics Repair Engineer Responsibilities:Diagnose, fault find and repair RF transmitters and associated communications equipment to component level and carry out PCB repair, soldering, desoldering, rework and component replacement.Test, align and calibrate repaired equipment prior to returning it to service.Use electronic test equipment including oscilloscopes, multimeters, signal generators and spectrum analysers.Install, commission, maintain and upgrade communications systems and associated equipment.Support fault investigation and repair across customer and network sites when required.Participate in an out of hours support rota once fully trained.Electronics Repair Engineer Requirements:Strong electronics engineering background with ONC, HNC or equivalent qualification in Electronics Engineering, Telecommunications, Radio Engineering or another relevant discipline.Experience diagnosing faults on PCBs down to individual components including resistors and capacitors.Confident carrying out soldering, desoldering, rework and electronic repairs.Experienced using electronic test equipment including oscilloscopes, spectrum analysers and multimeters.Willingness to travel and stay away from home occasionally when required.Full UK driving licence.Electronics Repair Engineer Benefits:Competitive basic salary depending on experience.On call allowance and overtime payable.Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm.Company car or car allowance.Mobile phone and laptop.Company pension.Employee assistance programme.NOTE: My client encourages applications from candidates from both commercial and ex military backgrounds. Suitable candidates may have served in the Royal Navy, British Army or Royal Air Force in electronics, communications, avionics, radar, weapons engineering, telecommunications or other electronic engineering disciplines.TPBN1_UKTJ

STRATHCARRON HOSPICE Consultants in Palliative Medicine Permanent & Locum 6 – 8 sessions per week (additional 2 sessions paid per week for 1 in 5 on-call commitment) £111,430 - £148,064 per annum, pro-rata (pro rata for part time) + 8% availability supplement Ref No: 2606746 Due to a combination of retirement and career progression, we have an exciting opportunity for two Consultants in Palliative Medicine to join our team and contribute to shaping the ongoing development of Strathcarron Hospice. We are situated in Central Scotland with easy access to Glasgow and Edinburgh as well as many beautiful rural areas and the Trossachs National park. We are the sole provider of community, in-patient and hospital specialist medical palliative care services in our catchment area and have an established reputation as an independent Hospice with excellence in clinical practice, research and education. We also champion services like Hospice @ Home and an innovative Community Development Team. Our team of Consultants and Specialty Doctors work across the Hospice In-patient Unit, communities and the Hospital palliative care team at Forth Valley Royal Hospital. As well as being a key member of our comprehensive multi‑professional team, the post holder will also contribute to delivering our Hospice strategy and driving forward service developments, training, quality improvement and research programmes. Applications will also be considered from those who are anticipating gaining their CCT within the next 6 months. The post is subject to a Protecting Vulnerable Groups (PVG) check by Disclosure Scotland. We are an equal opportunities employer, committed to diversity, equity, and inclusion. We welcome applicants from all backgrounds and ensure fair treatment throughout our recruitment process. Our Equal Opportunities and EDI Policy is available on request. For informal enquiries please contact our Medical Director Dr Gill Foster, gillian.foster@nhs.scot or Telephone: 01324 826222. For further information or to download the full job description please visit www.strathcarronhospice.net. Relocation costs may be considered for the successful candidate, subject to individual circumstances. Closing date: Friday 25th September 2026 NHS Scotland is committed to encouraging equality and diversity among our workforce and eliminating unlawful discrimination. The aim is for our workforce to be truly representative and for each employee to feel respected and able to give their best. To this end, NHS Scotland welcomes applications from all sections of society. #J-18808-Ljbffr

Valuer – Property Valuation (Rating & Tax) – Temporary Location: Stirling Salary: £27.05 – £31.59 per hour DOE Contract: 1 year temporary Hours: 30 hours per week Start Date: ASAP Working Pattern: Hybrid – 2 days in the office, 3 days working from home Travel: Minimum travel required Our client is looking for a Valuer – Temporary to join their Valuation Team based in Stirling. The successful candidate will be part of a Valuation Team covering a large geographical part of the valuation area and/or dealing with a particular group of subjects in a professional manner. KEY RESPONSIBILITIES Forward plan/schedule workload and priorities to meet statutory deadlines. Provide advice and guidance to staff in valuation matters, both domestic and non-domestic. Be part of a Valuation Team covering a geographical part of the valuation area and/or dealing with a particular group of subjects. Undertake valuations of all classes of non-domestic properties for rating purposes. Carry out detailed survey and measurement of all types of properties. Analysis of rents, sales and other data for valuation purposes. Under the guidance of the Divisional Assessor, deal with ratepayers, taxpayers and their agents to dispose of appeals against valuations. Assist with the Electoral Registration functions of the department as required. Deputise for the Senior Valuer as and when required. Assist in the preparation of schemes of value. Any other duties the Divisional Assessor may from time to time determine. Essential Formal professional qualifications e.g. BSc in Estate Management. Professional Membership of the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors. Experience in survey and valuation of property. Good analytical, valuation and negotiating skills. Effective report writing skills. Competence in Microsoft applications including Word and Excel. Excellent interpersonal and written skills. Driving licence and access to a car. Desirable Understanding of the workings of local government. Understanding of the Assessor's relationship with government bodies and other agencies. Experience in an Assessors Department. Knowledge in the law and practice of Valuation for Rating and Council Tax. Understanding of Best Value. Organisational and procedural knowledge of how CSVJB operates. Customer Service experience. If you are interested in this role, please apply now. TPBN1_UKTJ

Trainee Management Programme (Army Officer) £35,925 - £42,948 a year Learn to Lead. Be the one others turn to. Be responsible. Be trusted with the safety of the nation. Become a British Army Officer, and you'll be doing something that really matters. Leading a team. Making a difference to the world. It all starts at the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst. You'll learn the skills you need to become an Officer – from weapons handling to outdoor survival – to what it takes to lead your team in a range of hostile situations, anywhere in the world. Once you've commissioned, you'll take charge of 30 soldiers. Then, you'll begin the specialist training you need to be an expert in your chosen field, whether that's engineering, intelligence gathering, or piloting an Apache helicopter. You'll also take part in Adventurous Training around the world, from skiing in the Alps to white-water rafting in Colorado. All while you're earning a starting salary of around £42,948 (after training). You'll also enjoy a wide range of benefits that come with Army life, from sports and state-of-the-art training facilities, to earning valuable professional qualifications. What are we looking for? You don't need a degree for many Officer roles, and specific entry requirements vary from role to role. What we look for in our Officer Cadets is leadership potential, a sense of purpose and the drive to do great things. With these qualities in place, we can give you the training you need to take your skills and abilities and shape them into something amazing, whether you're fresh out of school, are professionally qualified or already building a career. From the moment you join the Army, you'll be set on a clear path for promotion and progression, receiving all the support and opportunities you need to rise through our ranks and realise your potential. Funded Degree University isn't for everyone and most Officer roles don't require a degree. If you've got drive, determination and the will to make an impact, there's a place for you here. If you're still interested in completing a degree, you've the opportunity to enrol on a funded BSc Leadership and Strategic Studies at the University of Reading through the Henley Business School. Your 44 weeks at the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst will contribute towards a third of your degree, which you can then complete over the next three to six years. Become a British Army Officer and you'll receive:] • A starting salary of around £35,925 which will rise to around £42,948 upon completion of one year's training, • Subsidised accommodation and facilities, increasing your disposable income, • Free medical and dental health cover, • Opportunities to continually progress your career, • Sponsorship to study for valuable civilian-recognised qualifications, • Adventurous Training, and the chance to play your favourite sports or take up a new one The rewards are exceptional, the challenge is incredible and there's no single bigger adventure in life. To make a difference to the world. To make something more of yourself. You Belong Here. JBRP1_UKTJ

I am recruiting for my client, a leading provider of specialist laboratory instrumentation supporting customers across a wide range of industries throughout the UK. Due to continued growth, they are now seeking a Field Service Engineer to join their established team, covering Scotland. Please note this role involves regular travel and occasional overnight stays. Candidates living in or close to Glasgow, Edinburgh, Stirling are of particular interest. This is an excellent opportunity for an electrically biased engineer to join a highly respected organisation offering full training, long term career development and the chance to work with advanced technology. The successful candidate will be responsible for the service, maintenance, calibration and repair of specialist equipment at customer sites. You will also provide technical support and build strong working relationships with clients. Field Service Engineer Responsibilities: Carry out planned preventative maintenance, calibration and repair of equipment at customer sites. Diagnose faults and complete repairs efficiently, ensuring minimal downtime for customers. Provide technical support both on site and remotely. Complete detailed service reports and maintain accurate records. Maintain tools, test equipment and vehicle stock levels. Field Service Engineer Requirements: Electrical, electronic engineering or scientific background with a recognised qualification to a minimum of an HNC or higher qualification. Experience working in a field service or maintenance environment. Previous experience within laboratory instrumentation or similar is highly desirable. Strong fault finding and diagnostic skills. IT literate. Full, clean UK driving licence. Flexible approach with a willingness to travel and stay away from home occasionally. Field Service Engineer Benefits: Salary negotiable depending on skills and experience. Company car. Achievable performance related bonus of up to 10%. Life insurance and private healthcare. Company pension scheme. Allowances for early starts and late finishes. Lunch allowance provided. Ongoing training and development. Opportunity to work with advanced technology. Stable, growing organisation with long term career prospects. NOTE – Our client encourages applications from candidates from both commercial and ex-military backgrounds, Royal Navy, British Army, Royal Air Force with electronic/electrical engineering bias. TPBN1_UKTJ

The Army United Kingdom £27,282 a year (after training) Master your craft and learn to use it all over the world. As a full-time soldier, entry-level Carpenter in the British Army, you'll: • Plan carpentry and joinery tasks from sketches and apply them in field, • Learn to use and maintain workshop machinery, • Prepare timber for use, manufacture joints, use adhesives, produce windows, door frames and fitments, • Carry out general construction work including first-fix timber frames and second-fix joinery fitments, • Construct scaffolding, interpret scaffold terms and erect access scaffold and install ladders, • Install partitions, floors, roofing, timber-framed buildings, formwork and shoring, • Study for carpentry qualifications (including Level 2 and 3 Diploma in Carpentry and Joining (Military Engineering) and L2 apprenticeship) To qualify, you must: • Be between 16 years 6 months and 35 years 6 months, • Have a GCSE Grade A-C/9-5 or Scottish National 5 in Maths, English Language and one other subject, • Be able to pass a basic fitness test. Set yourself up for life. From the start of your training, you'll earn £27,282 a year which will go up as you progress in your career. From your first day of training, you'll be gaining transferrable skills – skills that could set you up for life. You don't need to know how to do the job before you get here, because we'll give you all the training you need. Step 1 is your initial military training teaching you how to be a soldier which will be basic military training if you're a Junior Soldier and adult basic training if you're a Regular Soldier. Step 2 will be 12 weeks at the Royal School of Military Engineering where you'll learn military engineering skills including demolition and bridge building. Step 3 will be 21 weeks of carpentry training including using machinery and hand tools to make timber building materials. You'll also receive 30 days' annual leave every year (plus bank holidays and extra leave after operations), free medical and dental care, cheaper living costs, and free gym and sports facilities. And unless you're away on operations or training exercises, you'll normally work 8.30am to 5pm, Monday to Friday. You'll even get to travel the world, taking part in the Army's adventurous training, and spending dedicated time playing the sports you love. Get skills, get qualified, get confident. You Belong Here. JBRP1_UKTJ

Joiner The Army United Kingdom £27,282 a year (after training) Master your craft and learn to use it all over the world. As a full-time soldier, entry-level Joiner in the British Army, you'll: • Plan carpentry and joinery tasks from sketches and apply them in field, • Learn to use and maintain workshop machinery, • Prepare timber for use, manufacture joints, use adhesives, produce windows, door frames and fitments, • Carry out general construction work including first-fix timber frames and second-fix joinery fitments, • Construct scaffolding, interpret scaffold terms and erect access scaffold and install ladders, • Install partitions, floors, roofing, timber-framed buildings, formwork and shoring, • Study for carpentry qualifications (including Level 2 and 3 Diploma in Carpentry and Joining (Military Engineering) and L2 apprenticeship) To qualify, you must: • Be between 16 years 6 months and 35 years 6 months, • Have a GCSE Grade A-C/9-5 or Scottish National 5 in Maths, English Language and one other subject, • Be able to pass a basic fitness test. Set yourself up for life. From the start of your training, you'll earn £27,282 a year which will go up as you progress in your career. From your first day of training, you'll be gaining transferrable skills – skills that could set you up for life. You don't need to know how to do the job before you get here, because we'll give you all the training you need. Step 1 is your initial military training teaching you how to be a soldier which will be basic military training if you're a Junior Soldier and adult basic training if you're a Regular Soldier. Step 2 will be 12 weeks at the Royal School of Military Engineering where you'll learn military engineering skills including demolition and bridge building. Step 3 will be 21 weeks of carpentry training including using machinery and hand tools to make timber building materials. You'll also receive 30 days' annual leave every year (plus bank holidays and extra leave after operations), free medical and dental care, cheaper living costs, and free gym and sports facilities. And unless you're away on operations or training exercises, you'll normally work 8.30am to 5pm, Monday to Friday. You'll even get to travel the world, taking part in the Army's adventurous training, and spending dedicated time playing the sports you love. Get skills, get qualified, get confident. You Belong Here. JBRP1_UKTJ

Reserve Officer (part-time) The Army - United Kingdom From £99.60 a day You're made for more. Get paid to spend your spare time learning transferrable skills and experiencing adventures you never thought possible. As a Reserve Officer, you'll get involved in everything that the Regular Army does – from combat to peacekeeping and humanitarian work – but you'll only work the hours that suit you and your schedule. On the days that you serve, you'll learn how to command soldiers in your Army Reserve unit, plan and deliver training for your team, and provide support to the Regular Army when needed. Reach your full potential. Once you've completed your training, you'll be a Second Lieutenant, earning £99.60 per day. As you progress through our ranks, this will rise to £119.71 per day for a Captain, and £150.14 per day when you become a Major. If you meet your minimum training commitment (usually 19 or 27 days) and pass your Military Training Tests (once a year), you'll also get a tax-free bonus payment on top of your pay. You don't need any previous experience to become a Reserve Officer. Through world-class training at the Royal Military Academy in Sandhurst, you'll develop all the transferrable leadership skills and qualifications you need to motivate and support your team. This entry-level training can be completed in modules or all in one go, so you can choose the route that best suits you. The Army will always respect that for a Reservist, family life and civilian jobs should always come first. This means that you'll never be put under pressure to spend all your spare time with the Army. You can be as flexible as you like, knowing that you'll be rewarded for the time that you give. And you'll also earn one day of paid holiday for every 10 days you serve. You'll even get to take part in Army sports, like skiing, orienteering, and target shooting, and travel the world on adventurous training exercises. You Belong Here Apply Now JBRP1_UKTJ