mechanical & construction engineer.

• Provide expert technical guidance for all construction and mechanical aspects of projects, from initial design to final commissioning. This includes design, procurement, installation oversight, final inspection, and validation.
• Develop project scopes and cost estimates for capital projects, while also supporting larger capital projects within the broader project team.
• Collaborate with stakeholders to guarantee compliance with all requirements.
• Uphold Safety, Quality & Compliance by ensuring all activities adhere to relevant safety regulations and standards (e.g., IEC, OSHA), and proactively identify and address potential safety risks.
• Prepare and submit scope of work inquiries to the purchasing department.
• Conduct technical Best Value Option Analysis to inform supplier selection from multiple bids.
• Lead and actively participate in design review meetings.
• Manage mechanical construction activities, including preparing work permits and supervising for safety and quality.
• Conduct thorough safety briefings.
• Coordinate with contractors, subcontractors, and suppliers to ensure timely material delivery and adherence to project schedules.
• Develop and utilize checklists to verify the quality, functionality, and operational status of newly installed equipment, performing final checks to confirm adherence to design specifications.
• Maintain a checklist of any post start-up issues and ensure their prompt resolution.

Qualifications:

• Engineering degree or NVQ qualification in an engineering discipline.
• Minimum of 5 years of experience in project/construction management within a Process or FMCG environment.
• Ordinary National Certificate (ONC) or Higher National Certificate (HNC) in Mechanical Engineering.
• ATEX qualification or demonstrable experience working in ATEX environments.
• Construction design and drawing regulation qualification.
• Thorough understanding of European & UK welding standards (ASME & NBIC) relevant to fabrication and construction.
• Extensive on-site engineering experience in design and construction within a Surfactant Making Plant or the Chemical Industry.
• Proven ability to produce technical mechanical drawings in AutoCAD, including General Arrangements, Isometrics, Piping & Instrumentation Diagrams, and 3D models for design and installation purposes.
• Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite.
• Strong communication and collaboration skills for effective teamwork across the site.
• Competent project planning abilities.
• Demonstrated self-motivation, ability to work effectively under pressure, and adaptability to changing priorities.

Hours:

• 07:00 to 15:00, Monday to Friday, with a requirement for flexibility.

Pay:

• £24.00 to £33.65 per hour.

Benefits of Working with Randstad:

• Access to a benefits app offering discounts for High Street and online shopping.
• Opportunity for voluntary discounted Personal Accident insurance.
• Provision of a uniform.
• On-site car parking facilities.