Careers

At PHD, we encourage all our staff to work towards our three core values; professional, honest and dependable, whilst also reinforcing our mantra ‘Safety by Choice, Not by Chance’. Our values motivate us to ensure people and safety remain paramount in all that we do.

WHY WORK FOR US?

I have been with PHD for nearly ten years and it is a great place to build both your career and self-confidence. I started out working on site to understand the practical element of the industry followed by the opportunity to work within the Compliance Team. Since then, through both self-motivation and training, I was appointed as the company HSEQ Director. I thoroughly enjoy what I do and believe PHD is one of the main reasons behind that.

Olly M, HSEQ Director

WHAT WE OFFER

22 days annual leave


Plus national bank holidays

Career opportunities


Training and development

Contributory pension


Pension scheme after probation

Yearly staff appraisals


Yearly staff appraisals

Military Leave


Military reservist leave

Safety Scheme


Safety Incentive Scheme

Career Development


Apprenticeship Scheme


Graduate
Scheme


Returning Citizen Scheme


Veteran
Scheme

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

PHD takes every measure to protect your privacy and ensure that your personal information is stored securely. Your application details are kept confidential in accordance with the PHD privacy policy.

Once you’ve submitted your application, you’ll receive a confirmation email acknowledging receipt. Your application will then be assessed by HR or senior management. If they wish to progress your application, you will be invited to participate in a face-to-face interview.

Yes, absolutely. You can send us your CV and some information about the role you’re interested in by email to [email protected].

If you don’t have a CV, don’t worry. Feel free to contact us for help with doing this. We’re looking for a document with the following information:

  • A list of your work experience (with the most recent first), which includes bullet pointed information about your responsibilities, and the skills you’ve gained.
  • Information about your educational and professional qualifications, most recent first.
  • If it’s relevant to the job you’re applying for, you can include any outside interests or relevant hobbies.