Levelling the playing field
We have inspirational women working at every level of our business – it’s a good start, but it’s not good enough.
We’re working fiercely to draw more women into our ranks, to support them through progression, and to keep them at Amey for as long as we can by creating an environment that helps them thrive. This will make an impact for generations to come in industries such as engineering, where the proportion of women is sadly very low.
Our Women@Amey Learning Development Programme helps women to take the next step in their career and become future Amey leaders. The network promotes STEM careers to young women working with schools, colleges, universities and girl guiding groups.



Standing with the Armed Forces
We believe that veterans and Reservists have skills that have been overlooked by businesses for far too long. That’s why we hire them, and support them every step of the way on their journey with us.
As well as giving our Reservists ten days extra annual leave so they can take a two week deployment, we have signed the Armed Forces Covenant and promised to give them as much support as we can. We also run ‘Big Brew Up’ events each year to fundraise for SSAFA, our chosen Armed Forces charity, so we can keep giving back.


Proud of our LGBTA community
When you come to work, we want you to be yourself and feel empowered to express your ideas
Our LGBTA (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and allies) network gives everyone a voice, because we value everyone at Amey.
Our LGBTA (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and allies) network aims to build an environment that's safe and inclusive of lesbian, gay, bi, and trans people and their allies. The group takes part in Pride across the UK and hosts online social and learning events. Our LGBTA network gives everyone a voice, considering every perspective and catering for every need in the LGBTA community.

Breaking down barriers
We’re challenging attitudes towards disability.
To help you smash through the barriers between you and your dream job, we’ll guarantee you an interview if you have a disability – as long as you’re qualified for the role. We’ve signed up to the UK government’s Disability Confident Scheme and we work with other employers too.
So not only can you trust us to help you start a rewarding career here, but you can also expect all the support you need to make the most of it.


Case studies
Anthea’s journey from the TA to Quantity Surveyor
Kevin helps military families going through change
Cath’s overcome a great deal and found a job she loves