Everyone’s career journey is different. Our role is to help people build the skills, confidence and qualifications they need to achieve their goals and realise their potential.

Nicole North | Learning and Development Manager

Lindum Group

We support our teams to keep learning, developing and moving forward, whether that is by learning new skills, gaining recognised qualifications or moving into senior roles.

What could your journey look like?

Develop your potential
Tell us where you want to improve and we’ll help create opportunities around your goals from practical workshops to ongoing learning.

Learn to lead
Ready to take on more responsibility? Our leadership programmes are designed to take you from your first steps into management through to strategic leadership.

Keep your skills sharp
Construction is constantly evolving. Stay ahead with industry-leading training and continue building expertise in your specialist trade.

Put safety first
Good work starts with safe work. We’ll help you stay up to date with the training and knowledge needed to protect yourself and your colleagues.

Work towards your qualifications
Want professional recognition for what you do? We can support you in gaining relevant qualifications and professional memberships.

Case study: Rick Shaw

Rick joined Lindum in 1988, on the Government Youth Training Scheme aged just 18.

He trained as a joiner and completed an apprenticeship through Lincoln College before working in the joinery workshop with a team of experienced craftsmen for six years.

Richard then moved to our BMS team looking at maintenance and projects up to £2m in value, where he worked across a variety of roles including Site Foreman and Contracts Manager.

Rick took over as Managing Director of BMS in 2020, where he manages the team of c. 120 colleagues, and in 2024 he was appointed to the Group’s Executive Board to take on wider strategic responsibilities (whilst retaining his MD role).

“When I joined the company, I didn’t ever think I would be here all these years later. But the support and training that I’ve been given has allowed me to enjoy a varied and fulfilling career. I didn’t know for sure I’d even get the job as I failed woodwork at school!”