Infrastructure & Energy
Infrastructure & Energy Recruitment Specialists
As the global emphasis for the prudent management and distribution of our natural resources intensifies, and the need to provide environmentally efficient transport systems to an ever increasing population grows, so too does the demand for suitable professionals to deliver projects to meet these challenges.
The Cobalt Infrastructure division was established to identify and provide individuals who hold the key to this delivery.
Working across the UK, Europe and Middle East, our highly trained and focused consultants recruit professionals working across the main technical structures that support society, including transport, water, waste, healthcare, social housing, education, defence and conventional and renewable energy.
Our Client Base
We act on behalf of large public bodies, some of the world's leading principal investors, advisory firms, investment banks power and renewables companies; transport providers; construction companies; water and sewerage treatment providers and specialist environmental and engineering consultancies.
Our Candidate Base
The sector supports a diverse range of professional disciplines. Amongst those we cover are technical, design and project engineers; Project Managers; Environmental Consultants, Hydrologists; Flood Risk Assessors; Waste Managers; Implementation Managers, Modellers, Investment Bankers, Corporate Financiers and Equity/Debt Investors.
Our activities within this arena dovetail seamlessly with our Infrastructure Finance team. We are highly skilled at supplying professionals for PFI/PPP and large scale infrastructure projects.
Our Approach
Our consultants are highly proficient at undertaking both Search and Contingency work to meet requirements. The most appropriate approach is often determined from the level of recruit needed, the available time line or the infrastructure sub-sector that the instruction sits within. We will always advise you of our recommended approach for each role in order to meet the time and budget constraints.
