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National Gas is the backbone of Britain’s energy system today. We are proud of our role in transporting gas to power stations, major industries, storage facilities, more than half a million businesses and around 23 million homes. Our organisation comprises three businesses:
- National Gas Transmission owns and operates the high-pressure national gas network (National Transmission System) that transports gas quickly and safely to wherever it’s needed in Britain.
- National Gas Metering manages and maintains millions of gas meters throughout Great Britain.
- National Gas Services provides nationally important pipeline repair and maintenance services to ensure the gas keeps flowing.
Together, our track record of innovation combined with our expertise in operating critical energy infrastructure enable us to play a key role in the UK’s transition to a clean energy future.
Industry: Energy and Utilities
Department: Major Programme
Job Title: Capital Projects Graduate
Industry: Energy and Utilities
Department: Cyber Protect & Defend
Job Title: Cyber Protect & Defend Graduate
What are the best and worst things about your job?
I get to learn and pick up all sorts of different skills which is really rewarding.
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Industry: Energy and Utilities
Department: Innovation
Job Title: Graduate Innovation Engineer
What are the best and worst things about your job?
The opportunity to keep learning! Either through technical training, site visits, webinars or working with new teams, you are always learning and that is a massive advantage to working for National Gas.
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Industry: Energy and Utilities
Department: Engineering
Job Title: Asset Engineering Graduate
Industry: Energy and Utilities
Department: Asset
Job Title: Graduate
What are the best and worst things about your job?
Exposure to projects and site activities
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Industry: Energy and Utilities
Department: Major Programmes
Job Title: Graduate Capital Projects
Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing
Department: Innovation (Commercial)
Job Title: Innovation Analyst (Materials and Processing)
What are the best and worst things about your job?
great team to work, great office environment and work culture, good career growth and progression opportunities
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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering
Department: SHES Team
Job Title: Environment Graduate
What are the best and worst things about your job?
Many opportunities to develop, with more senior members of staff willing to dedicate time to this.
Varied work, with opportunities to go to site.
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Industry: Energy and Utilities
Department: Finance
Job Title: GA & OPEX graduate
What are the best and worst things about your job?
Lots of opportunities to network and stretch your capabilities
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Department: Asset, Engineering and Policy
Job Title: Junior Process Safety Engineer
Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering
Department: Enviornment
Job Title: Graduate environmental and sustainability advisor
Industry: Energy and Utilities
Department: Commercial
Job Title: Construction Commercial Graduate
What are the best and worst things about your job?
Great opportunities for career progression, friendly work culture with hybrid work allowing for a good work/life balance. Competitive salary and benefits package. The company's purpose is easy to support as it is critical national infrastructure and therefore vital for the country - which provides some extra motivation to work.
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Industry: Energy and Utilities
Department: Innovation (Commercial)
Job Title: Graduate Hydrogen Engineer
What are the best and worst things about your job?
Great Team culture, good career progression opportunities with focus on upskilling and development through training courses and charterships, independent working with the ability to take autonomous decisions promoted
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Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing
Department: Finance
Job Title: Treasury Analyst
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Department: Environment and Sustainability
Job Title: Environmental Graduate
What are the best and worst things about your job?
Enjoy the work I do; lovely colleagues; support and opportunity to progress.
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Department: Security
Job Title: Security Graduate
What are the best and worst things about your job?
Learning
Benefits
Salary
Ability to work on different things
Pension
Everyone's happy to help and go out of their way for you
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Industry: Energy and Utilities
Department: Innovation
Job Title: Hydrogen Graduate
What are the best and worst things about your job?
Work life balance, friendly colleagues
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Industry: Energy and Utilities
Department: Carbon Capture, Utilisation and Storage
Job Title: Graduate
What are the best and worst things about your job?
- Good work culture and environment
- Friendly and approachable colleagues
- Flexible (hybrid, hours etc)
- Interesting work and projects (making a real impact)
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Industry: Energy and Utilities
Department: Commercial
Job Title: Construction Commercial Graduate
What are the best and worst things about your job?
Great progression opportunities and benefits package
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Industry: Energy and Utilities
Department: Construction
Job Title: Graduate Capital Projects
What are the best and worst things about your job?
Opportunities to work with different people and work at different location across the UK
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Department: Mechanical
Industry: Energy and Utilities
Department: Operations
What are the best and worst things about your job?
Lots of support available
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Industry: Energy and Utilities
Department: Operations
What are the best and worst things about your job?
- Ability to learn and gain experience at the same time
- Opportunities presented as an apprentice
- Being able to visit many different sites across the UK and gain exposure to the company environment
- Competitive apprentice wages and benefit schemes
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Department: services
What are the best and worst things about your job?
doing what i love best and talking with co-workers
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Industry: Energy and Utilities
Department: HR
What are the best and worst things about your job?
The rotational nature means I am able to get experience in all areas of HR. I also love that I can get work experience whilst working towards my CIPD Level 3 qualification.
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Industry: Energy and Utilities
Department: National Gas Service
What are the best and worst things about your job?
A supportive team, excellent benefits, and a rewarding place to work.
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Department: Instruments
What are the best and worst things about your job?
The work culture, and colleagues make it.
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Industry: Energy and Utilities
Department: Electrical
Industry: Energy and Utilities
Department: Supply Chain & Commercial - Major Programmes
What are the best and worst things about your job?
The best thing about my job is the variety of work and the chance to learn new skills when in the different placements (Planning, Estimating, Reporting, Risk, Document Control, Safety)
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Industry: Energy and Utilities
Department: Transmission
What are the best and worst things about your job?
Good colleagues
Good work
Hands on
good money
good hours
good chance to learn how to do things in oil and gas.
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Industry: Energy and Utilities
Department: Finance
What are the best and worst things about your job?
Great colleagues, everyone is so friendly
Interesting work that challenges me
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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering
Department: Planning
What are the best and worst things about your job?
The best thing about my current role is the exposure to experienced individuals and being able to learn from them. Working closely with people who have been in this industry for decades has proven to be the best way to grow in my role, my experience and knowledge within my field.
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Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing
Department: Delivery
What are the best and worst things about your job?
Getting involved with problem solving and gaining understanding of systems on site
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Industry: Energy and Utilities
Department: Commercial
What are the best and worst things about your job?
I like the salary
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Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing
Department: National Gas Services
What are the best and worst things about your job?
-Good job
-Get to work with knowledgeable people
-Salary
-Benefits
-Work with a variety of tools
-You never do the same thing on jobs
-Staying away for work
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Industry: Energy and Utilities
Department: Engineering
What are the best and worst things about your job?
Good training opportunities
Fab people to work with
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Industry: Energy and Utilities
Department: Transmission
What are the best and worst things about your job?
Good pay for apprentice
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Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing
Department: Asset
Industry: Energy and Utilities
Department: Operations
Industry: Energy and Utilities
Department: Construction
Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing
Department: Mechanical
What are the best and worst things about your job?
Pay is steady and co-ordinators are easy to contact
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Industry: Energy and Utilities
Department: mechanical
What are the best and worst things about your job?
communication across the business
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Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing
Department: National gas services
What are the best and worst things about your job?
-good people and support around you
-good environment
- no judgement
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Industry: Energy and Utilities
Department: Services
What are the best and worst things about your job?
great team, good opportunities with jobs on site, good training programme and communication with apprentice leaders, managers understanding and will help make life easy for you.
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Industry: Energy and Utilities
Department: Operations
What are the best and worst things about your job?
There is a lot of flexibility in terms of where you would like to work eg. at home or at certain sites. There are also a lot of benefits such as the pension scheme that the company double matches (ie. I pay 6% of my salary and the company puts in 12%). The salaries are very competitive. There are lots of opportunities to travel and see new places and sites.
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Application Advice:
Focus your interest back to the work/ role you are applying to.
Interview Advice:
Display your curiosity in joining the business and link this with a project taking place.
Capital Projects Graduate, Major Programme at National Gas Transmission plc
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Application Advice:
Tailor your experience on the CV to the job description.
Interview Advice:
Be aware of current technologies and trends. Let your passion for your subject come across easily and just try to be informed. Learn what the company does and why that's important.
Cyber Protect & Defend Graduate, Cyber Protect & Defend at National Gas Transmission plc
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Application Advice:
Utilise the job advert! Use it as a tool to tick all boxes in your application.
Interview Advice:
Do your research! Then make sure you have a technical/specific question to ask. This shows you've done your research and want to learn more.
Graduate Innovation Engineer, Innovation at National Gas Transmission plc
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Application Advice:
Refine your CV, make sure to clearly outline your USP points
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Confidence, be genuine and demonstrate you're willing to learn and develop.
Graduate, Asset at National Gas Transmission plc
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Put effort into the interview. Make sure that you care.
Interview Advice:
Prepare presentation well
Graduate Capital Projects, Major Programmes at National Gas Transmission plc
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Just be yourself. Focus more on the people skills aspect as technical skills can be learnt and developed over time
Innovation Analyst (Materials and Processing), Innovation (Commercial) at National Gas Transmission plc
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Application Advice:
Make sure you highlight any experience you have, whether that's part time work, work experience, or hobbies. Transferable skills can come from anywhere!
Interview Advice:
Research the energy industry and National Gas' strategy so you have a basic understanding of the direction the business is going, and the context of the work. Let your own personality shine through, the managers are genuinely interested in you as an individual!
Environment Graduate, SHES Team at National Gas Transmission plc
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Application Advice:
Research the business and believe in your own knowledge and skills
Interview Advice:
As long as you have reasoning behind your thinking a wrong answer can still be valuable
GA & OPEX graduate, Finance at National Gas Transmission plc
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Application Advice:
Research the company thoroughly to understand its role within the energy network. The more you know, the more interviewers will be impressed with your diligence and evidential interest in the role.
Interview Advice:
Have an idea of one or two questions you can ask the interviewers as it's likely they'll ask you at the end of the interview if you have anything to ask them. Some good topics for questions would be wanting to understanding more about training opportunities, volunteering opportunities/charity schemes within the company etc.
Construction Commercial Graduate, Commercial at National Gas Transmission plc
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Application Advice:
Just be yourself and your CV and statement of work should reflect your enthusiasm of working in the energy sector
Interview Advice:
Focus on people skills. Ensure that you have a willingness to learn, because at National Gas the main thing that interviewees seek in candidates is their ability to actively participate in discussions and keep an open mind to learnings
Graduate Hydrogen Engineer, Innovation (Commercial) at National Gas Transmission plc
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Application Advice:
General/ overall skills are important alongside knowledge. My current role has included a lot of adapting to new experiences and being proactive to learn.
Interview Advice:
Being dynamic and adaptable are traits that are vital in my role now I work for the company. During the interview process, how you approach a problem and find a solution (either as an individual or within a team) is a big part of my current job and I feel this was reflected during the interview/ assessment stage. Being your authentic self is a big part of the company culture, approach the interview with that in mind.
Environmental Graduate, Environment and Sustainability at National Gas Transmission plc
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Interview Advice:
Show an interest in Cyber
Know the attacks, I.e., ATT&CK etc.
Security Graduate, Security at National Gas Transmission plc
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Application Advice:
Tailor your cv, mention relevant experience and keep calm and relaxed during the online video questions.
Interview Advice:
Come with solid examples of work you have done and don’t be afraid to dive into detail, it makes for a better example to demonstrate you are the right person.
Hydrogen Graduate, Innovation at National Gas Transmission plc
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Application Advice:
It's always a good idea to do your own research on a company before you apply for them, for yourself and to show to the company that you are invested in them.
Interview Advice:
As well as researching the companies to learn about what they do and some key projects (especially regrading hydrogen at NGT), it's also always good to research a company's key values. At NGT these are simplicity, progress and ownership. It is likely you'll be asked about these in your interview (i.e. name a time where you had to use one of the key values).
Graduate, Carbon Capture, Utilisation and Storage at National Gas Transmission plc
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Application Advice:
Research the company in detail and try to gain an understanding of energy/utilities in the UK generally (don't need to be an expert but it should be evident that you've spent some time looking into the company and its latest publications across the website and LinkedIn).
Interview Advice:
National Gas struck a good balance between formality and comfortability in the interview so be yourself, don't be afraid to show some personality (without deviating from questions), and think of questions you can ask the interviewers such as about progression opportunities, internal training, challenges of the role etc.
Construction Commercial Graduate, Commercial at National Gas Transmission plc
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Show your relevant internship experience and meet the keywords on the ad
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Showcase your logical thinking, correct or not is not that important but to demonstrate the thinking process
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Best:
Good people who are always happy to listen to you.
Worst:
Like many established organisations, we have some legacy systems and processes that are still being modernised. While it requires a bit of patience to navigate the transition, I like that the company is heavily prioritising this and actively encourages employees to suggest efficiency improvements.
Cyber Protect & Defend Graduate, Cyber Protect & Defend at National Gas Transmission plc
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Best:
The people are so supportive and friendly, the work culture is great! The flexibility to work remote/hybrid is great along with the encouragement of a healthy work/life balance.
Worst:
Nothing to note!
Graduate Innovation Engineer, Innovation at National Gas Transmission plc
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Best:
people
Worst:
remote nature of the business
Graduate, Asset at National Gas Transmission plc
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Best:
Tailored grad experience, do what interests you
Very friendly people at the company
Graduate Capital Projects, Major Programmes at National Gas Transmission plc
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Best:
Supportive environment
Flexible working
Development opportunities
Environment Graduate, SHES Team at National Gas Transmission plc
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Best:
Great atmosphere and culture
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GA & OPEX graduate, Finance at National Gas Transmission plc
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Best:
Being critical national infrastructure, it is hugely important for the prosperity of the country - so that is a great motivator at work.
Worst:
Uncertainty around the future of gas and whether National Gas will win work on hydrogen or CCS.
Construction Commercial Graduate, Commercial at National Gas Transmission plc
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Best:
Supportive; pushing for positive change.
Worst:
Lack of office spaces around the UK.
Environmental Graduate, Environment and Sustainability at National Gas Transmission plc
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Best:
Everything listed before
Security Graduate, Security at National Gas Transmission plc
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Best:
Very focussed on employee health, safety and wellbeing, good stater salaries, good benefits package.
Worst:
Progress on projects can be slow,
Hydrogen Graduate, Innovation at National Gas Transmission plc
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Best:
- Invested in their graduates and employees
- Doing some great work in transporting gas and paving the way to a more sustainable future
- Competitive salary and benefits
Worst:
- Lack of diversity in leadership team
Graduate, Carbon Capture, Utilisation and Storage at National Gas Transmission plc
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Best:
The company is exploring many ways to support net zero like hydrogen and CCS. This is exciting work but also work with a really
Worst:
Uncertainty about its long term future (uncertainty for gas industry)
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