Working for BEAMA offers a great opportunity for career progression and development in a highly innovative industry. As a trade association we work with leading multinationals and UK SMEs and start ups on a huge range of technical, policy, regulatory and trade issues.
The BEAMA team are at the heart of the Net Zero transition and now, more than ever, it is a really exciting time to work in the energy industry, working directly with manufacturers to help them decarbonise industrial operations as well as creating new market opportunities for low carbon industrial products.
We pride ourselves in having a breadth of talent and skills within the BEAMA team, employing engineers, sector experts, marketing professionals, policy and external affairs experts to provide a holistic service to our membership.
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Nick Hayler, Director of Member Services & Head of Building Electrical Systems reflects:
"I am an experienced Chartered Engineer with 30 years’ experience working in the Electrical industry. Prior to working for BEAMA in 2021 as Head of Building Electrical Systems I had sat member side working with the team for over 12 years. Working at BEAMA has allowed me to stay in the sector that I love and transfer my knowledge and skills to support the BEAMA community. My role as Director of Member services allows me to continue my existing work but in addition provide support and services to the wider BEAMA membership and deliver BEAMA’s integrated cross sector work plans for continue improvement and growth. The BEAMA team are a cohesive, flexible, and collaborative group of experts who are all equally driven and motivated to provide a high level of service."
Simon Harpin, Head of Policy says:
"I’ve worked at BEAMA since 2011 and have progressed through a variety of roles since then before becoming Policy Manager. That has allowed me to learn a lot about the industry, which I didn’t know too much about before joining BEAMA, and combine that understanding with my previous education. I value working as part of a relatively small company because you get to know everyone well and see how the organisation is run, and be responsible for your part. Yet I also get to work with a large number of colleagues from our member companies, often at a senior level. It’s an enjoyable challenge to deal with all sorts of organisations and people outside of the BEAMA community, including collaborating with other associations, promoting our views to Government or talking to people at events."