Skilled soldiers keeping the Army moving
Mapping, designing and constructing buildings, repairing equipment vehicles and aircraft.
Army engineers make sure our soldiers can keep moving and fighting. They build bridges and bases, fix vital kit, and solve tough problems wherever we’re needed.
Do you want a job that involves:
Fitness
Armoured
Vehicles
Mechanics
New Skills &
qualifications
Travel
construction
state of the art
equipment
Fitness
Armoured
Vehicles
Mechanics
New Skills &
qualifications
Travel
construction
state of the art
equipment
So I’m a carpenter, but with a bit extra. We build bridges, booby trap buildings, clear minefields—basically, we help the Army live, move and fight.
Corporal Stagg, Royal Engineers
Explore the corps
Everyone who joins the Army is a soldier first, and learns skills like fieldcraft and marksmanship. If you want a job that will teach you specialist engineering skills, check out these Corps.
Royal Engineers
Multi-skilled soldiers, combat engineers and tradespeople, providing essential support to all areas of the British Army.
joining the Royal Engineers
Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers
The Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers (REME) are responsible for keeping the Army's equipment working and ready to use.
Joining the REME
Royal Signals
Royal Signals soldiers are dynamic, flexible and able to use their initiative to meet any challenge.
joining the Royal SignalsEngineering Roles include:
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Your next step
Can you join?
Before you apply you'll need to see if you're eligible to join the Army. Check if you're able to start an an Army career.
Not sure where to start?
Officer? Soldier? Full time? Part Time. There are lots of ways you can join the Army. Find the right way in for you.
Ready to apply?
If you're ready to take the next step, start your application and see where your Army career could take you.