Careers with our supply chain
Creating thousands of jobs
We’re using the best of British skills, ambition and the latest technology and advanced construction methods to build the new high-speed railway.
HS2 is creating thousands of jobs across the UK and beyond, including construction workers, specialist engineers, architects, designers and project managers.
Explore careers with our supply chain
Our supply chain partners advertise their jobs on our jobs vacancies page. You can search by location to find roles near you.
Get help applying for a job
We’re committed to supporting people from under-represented and disadvantaged groups to apply for jobs on the HS2 programme.
Our Jobs Brokerage partners can help you apply for supply chain vacancies. They provide support that includes CV writing, interview skills and applications.
National:
West Midlands:
- Birmingham City Council’s Employment Access Team
- Sandwell Council’s Employment and Skills team for Think Sandwell
- Solihull Metropolitan Borough Council’s Solihull for Success team
- Walsall Council’s Walsall Works team
- Warwickshire County Council’s Warwickshire Skills Hub
- Wolverhampton’s Wolves at Work Team
London Boroughs:
Helping local people find jobs
We’re working with the Department for Work and Pensions and the National Careers Service to help people in local communities find jobs on HS2.
How we’re helping you find work
We’ve set up HS2 Recruitment Hubs so you can learn about job opportunities and get support with applications.
We have two hubs. One is at Washwood Heath Jobcentre, close to where we’re building the HS2 depot. The other is at Acton Jobcentre Plus in west London, near the project’s new superhub station. We also take mobile hubs into local communities.
At a hub, you can:
- find out about jobs on HS2
- learn about training opportunities
- meet recruiters face to face
- get help with your application
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