Questions and Answers about Openreach

You’ll be contracted to 37.5 hours a week. If you’re an engineer, that’s usually four or five days a week between Monday and Sunday. And once you’ve got some experience under your belt, there should be opportunities for overtime.

Personally, I just love hearing people’s reaction to all the things we do that they didn’t know about!

We have toilets in our exchanges, otherwise you may need to find a public toilet. If you have any questions or concerns, the team will be able to explain things in more detail at your induction.

Have a read through any documents you've been sent by the recruiter as a starter for 10. Outside of that, why not check out our website, and find out more about what we’re looking for in our candidates.

We've got a welcoming, friendly culture where we focus on individuals having hugely varied career opportunities, a balance between their work and personal life - however that looks to them - and a culture of innovation, constant improvement and progress

Our engineers work 37.5 hours a week. That’s usually four or five days a week between Monday and Sunday. And once you’ve got some experience under your belt, there should be opportunities for overtime.

We've got a welcoming, friendly culture where we focus on individuals having hugely varied career opportunities, a balance between their work and personal life - however that looks to them - and a culture of innovation, constant improvement and progress

We might need you to work over the Christmas bank holidays (even Santa has a phone!), but we’ll try and be as flexible as we can. If you do work a bank holiday, we’ll pay you overtime. Like in any business, you’ll need to be available on the working days between Christmas and New Year, unless you take it as holiday.

Our engineers work 37.5 hours a week. That’s usually four or five days a week between Monday and Sunday. And once you’ve got some experience under your belt, there should be opportunities for overtime.

Unless you're told otherwise by the recruitment team I'd recommend dressing professionally to your interview. Good luck!