Contract & interim
Certified site people for contract mobilization, gap cover and peak install demand.
Interim EV charging operations cover, live within days of the brief.
Contract and interim gets called when a rollout is live and a seat empties: a construction manager walks mid-project, or a federal win needs a field ops lead before mobilization. We place people who can run it from week one.
Contract and interim hiring for mobilization, gap cover and peak site demand. One consultant runs it from rate to compliance, so a won contract doesn't stall waiting on certified electrical technicians.
What this engagement reliably delivers.
Permanent search
Contract & interim
Leadership & executive
Everything that comes as standard.
Fast access to available people
Rate benchmarking
Compliance handled
From map to appointment, one accountable consultant.
Brief
We nail down the technical brief, the site conditions and what a strong operator actually does on shift. That's the spec that left the role open for months.
Map
We map charge point operators, EVSE OEMs and installers to find who can do the job, including engineers who never reply to recruiters.
Shortlist
A tight list, pre-qualified on DC fast-charging skill and site fit. Interview-to-shortlist runs at 66%.
Place
We run the offer and onboarding, then stay close through year one. Retention holds at 94% at twelve months.
One consultant runs your brief start to finish. No handoffs, no account-team relay.
Best for CPOs and EVSE OEMs hiring a leader whose exit would stall the network.
Mobilising a new contract
Covering a critical gap
Peak install demand
Short-notice site cover
Interim cover, the questions clients ask.
How quickly will I see candidates?
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For a well-defined operations brief, expect a shortlist inside two weeks.
Do you cover permanent and contract?
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Both, depending on what your mobilisation timeline needs.
What if the role is hard to fill?
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That's what a specialist is for. We map the live EV charging market and approach the DC fast-charging people job boards never surface.

