Jobs at Stannah

Develop and manage relationships with public sector and local authority clients across Northern England and Scotland. Responsibilities include achieving sales and profitability targets, prospecting, managing contracts and frameworks, surveying staircases, recommending stairlift solutions, maintaining appointments, and providing accurate information. The role is home-based with daily regional travel, requires a full driving licence and proven target-focused sales experience, and is subject to a DBS check.

Supports regulatory affairs for manufactured products by maintaining technical files, declarations, certification records, and compliance registers. Coordinates testing with external laboratories, gathers data for filings and reporting, assists with audits and compliance training, and helps maintain accurate product documentation. The role requires strong organization, attention to detail, communication skills, and proficiency with Microsoft Office, with training provided to develop regulatory expertise.

Leads safety, compliance, investigations, corrective actions, technical documentation, testing records, certifications, product improvements, OEM collaboration, new product development, and technical support for lift products. Provides training and guidance to installation teams and customers while supporting product readiness and regulatory compliance. The role begins at the Andover office before transitioning to hybrid work, with regular travel to company locations.

Leads end-to-end lift and escalator projects across Northern England, managing safety, quality, compliance, schedules, resources, teams, budgets, forecasting, invoicing, client relationships, technical standards, documentation, and continuous improvement. The role includes occasional overnight stays, customer communication, issue resolution, and identifying future business opportunities.

Maintain, repair, and troubleshoot escalators and moving walkways across Greater London rail, underground, and airport transport hubs. Responsibilities include servicing equipment from multiple manufacturers, performing mechanical and electrical fault-finding, completing risk assessments, maintaining site log cards, and ensuring safe, reliable operation and high-quality customer service.

Services, repairs, maintains, and troubleshoots lifts across a local Didcot-area route. The role involves attending breakdowns and callouts, restoring equipment safely, maintaining compliance, completing site records, and servicing commercial, residential, and public-site installations. Candidates need NVQ Level 3 Lift Engineering or equivalent, lift service and repair experience, and a full UK driving licence.

Services, repairs, and maintains lifts across commercial, residential, and public sites in Bristol and surrounding areas. Responsibilities include attending breakdowns, diagnosing faults, completing routine maintenance, restoring equipment safely, maintaining compliance, and completing site documentation. The role requires an NVQ Level 3 in Lift Engineering or equivalent, prior lift service or repair experience, and a full UK driving licence.

Plans and coordinates stairlift distribution, installation, and removal activities across UK depots. Responsibilities include scheduling installers and subcontractors, contacting customers, liaising with local authorities and internal teams, maintaining accurate records, and supporting operational improvements. The role requires strong organization, prioritization, problem-solving, communication, numerical, written, and IT skills in a fast-paced environment.

Plans and coordinates stairlift distribution, installation, and removal activities across the UK. Schedules installers and subcontractors, contacts customers, liaises with local authorities and internal teams, maintains accurate records, and supports operational improvements. The role requires strong organization, prioritization, problem-solving, communication, numerical, and IT skills in a fast-paced environment.

Conduct in-home customer consultations across South Wales, survey locations, recommend suitable stairlift and homelift solutions, and achieve sales targets. The role requires accurate product recommendations, strong product knowledge, professional customer service, safety, independent working, and flexibility to travel, work evenings or weekends, and cover different territories. Previous sales experience and a full UK driving licence are required.

The Technical Sales Consultant will identify and secure major repair sales for industrial lifts, develop opportunities among existing and prospective customers, build internal sales pipelines, conduct site surveys and meetings, and prepare customer proposals and quotations. The role requires lift-industry knowledge, technical or engineering experience, customer relationship skills, and travel across Kent from the Dartford branch.

Provides quotations and secures orders for minor repairs and equipment enhancements. The role identifies sales opportunities, manages pipelines, prepares accurate proposals, follows up with customers, maintains activity records in Excel, and collaborates with internal teams and external stakeholders. Candidates need lift industry experience, strong interpersonal skills, and GCSE English Grade C or above. Sales experience is advantageous but not required, as training is provided. Occasional travel within the service area is expected.

Conduct in-home consultations, survey locations, recommend suitable stairlift and homelift solutions, and achieve sales targets. Build product and competitor knowledge, provide excellent customer service, maintain safety and professionalism, and work independently across assigned territories. The role requires travel, flexible availability, and a full UK driving licence.

Own quality assurance for stairlift and home accessibility products, including inspections, testing, compliance checks, investigations, and corrective actions. Support new product introduction, define quality controls and acceptance criteria, translate customer feedback into improvements, and lead continuous improvement initiatives. The role requires manufacturing quality experience, knowledge of established quality methodologies, data analysis, technical drawing interpretation, and strong root-cause problem-solving skills.

Manage new lift installation projects across commercial, residential, healthcare, and public-sector sites in Southern England. Responsibilities include project scheduling, pre-start activities, deliveries, testing, site readiness, inspections, subcontractor oversight, customer communication, cost and variation control, issue resolution, defect closeout, handover, and warranty completion. The role combines home-based work with site visits and customer meetings, requiring compliance with safety, quality, budget, and industry standards.

Manage new lift installation projects from concept through completion across commercial, residential, healthcare, and public-sector sites. Responsibilities include scheduling, pre-start activities, deliveries, testing, site inspections, subcontractor oversight, cost and variation control, issue resolution, defect closeout, customer communication, handover, and warranty completion. The role covers projects across southern England through home-based work, site visits, and customer meetings.

Manage new lift installation projects from concept through completion across commercial, residential, healthcare, and public-sector sites. Responsibilities include scheduling, pre-start planning, deliveries, testing, site inspections, subcontractor oversight, cost control, variations, issue resolution, defect closeout, customer communication, handover, and warranty completion. The role combines home-based work with site visits and customer meetings across southern England.

Maintain, repair, and attend callouts for escalators and moving walkways across transport hubs in Scotland’s Central Belt. The role involves diagnosing mechanical, electrical, and electronic faults, completing risk assessments, maintaining site records, and delivering safe, reliable customer service. Candidates need an NVQ Level 3 or equivalent, relevant equipment maintenance experience, and proficiency using computers or PDAs for call logging and equipment information.

Services, repairs, and maintains lifts across a designated Bury St Edmunds route covering commercial, residential, and public sites. The role involves attending breakdowns and callouts, fault finding, restoring equipment safely, maintaining compliance, and completing site logs and basic paperwork. Candidates need an NVQ Level 3 in Lift Engineering or equivalent, prior lift service or repair experience, and a full UK driving licence.

Services, repairs, and maintains lifts across Edinburgh and nearby areas. The role involves attending breakdowns and callouts, diagnosing faults, restoring equipment safely, maintaining compliance, and completing site documentation. Engineers work independently across commercial, residential, and public sites within an allocated route, supported by a local team.