We are seeking a highly skilled and experienced Site Engineering Manager to lead all engineering functions at our COMAH-regulated chemical manufacturing site. This role is pivotal in ensuring asset integrity, regulatory compliance, and continuous improvement of plant reliability, availability, and safety.
The ideal Site Engineering Manager candidate will have a strong background in chemical, high hazard or process industries and excellent leadership capabilities.
Key Responsibilities of Site Engineering Manager :
Lead and manage all site engineering activities, including maintenance, projects, reliability, and utilities.
Maintain and improve asset integrity and site infrastructure in line with COMAH requirements.
Working knowledge and understanding of compliance with COMAH, PUWER, DSEAR, LOLER, and other relevant legislation.
As the Site Engineering Manager , you will manage a multidisciplinary engineering team, including mechanical, electrical, instrumentation, and external contractors.
Develop and execute the site’s engineering strategy, including planned preventive maintenance, asset management, and capital project delivery.
Serve as the engineering lead for Process Safety Management activities.
Own and improve Engineering KPIs related to downtime, reliability, cost, and HSE compliance.
Collaborate with Operations, SHEQ, Projects, and external stakeholders including the HSE.
Drive continuous improvement through root cause analysis, reliability-centred maintenance, and lean methodologies.
Qualifications required for Site Engineering Manager :
Degree qualified in Mechanical or Chemical or Process Engineering, or Time-served HND qualified with significant hands-on engineering leadership experience.
Proven track record in an engineering leadership role within a chemical or process manufacturing environment.
Strong experience on a COMAH regulated site is essential.
In-depth knowledge of UK regulatory compliance (ISO9001, IS14001, and IS05001) for high-hazard sites.
This is an excellent opportunity to join a forward-thinking chemical manufacturing company as a Site Engineering Manager . The business is committed to the long-term success of the site, and you’ll be part of a collaborative team focused on driving operational performance and delivering manufacturing excellence.
If you’re ready to take the next step in your career and have the opportunity to excel as a Site Engineering Manager , please click on the link below to apply directly.....Read more...
Job Title: Senior Process Engineer Location: Warrington Full-Time, Permanent Position Monday – Friday, 9am – 5pm
A globally leading Chemical Manufacturer are looking for a Senior Process Engineer to lead the successful execution of a wide-ranging capital and operational projects portfolio across their UK and European-based sites, driving operational excellence across both design and manufacturing environments within the chemical engineering sector.
Salary and Benefits of the Senior Process Engineer
Annual Salary: Between £80,000 – £90,000
Performance Based Annual Bonus
30 Days Annual Leave + Bank Holidays
Company Pension Scheme Up to 9%
Private Healthcare
Healthcare Cash Plan
Income Protection Scheme
Life Assurance Policy
Role of Senior Process Engineer
As the Senior Process Engineer, you will be the most senior member of the department, directly reporting into the European Senior Project Manager and managing your own team of Process Engineers. You will be leading end-to-end project management, leading the full life-cycle of capital projects. This includes scoping, font-end engineering design (FEED), detailed design, engineering, procurement and construction (EPC), installation, commissioning and final-sign off of projects.
Key Responsibilities:
You will serve as a key technical authority, developing and maintaining a centre of expertise in the company for relevant manufacturing technologies.
To proactively monitor advancements in chemical process technologies, systems, and market trends to identify opportunities for continuous improvement.
You are responsible for leading structured change management processes throughout the lifecycle of engineering projects. This includes identifying, evaluating, and implementing changes that impact plant operations, process design, equipment configuration, and safety systems.
You will be accountable for translating initial concepts into fully operational solutions that improve product quality, reduce operational costs, increase output, and enhance process efficiency.
You will serve as a technical authority and strategic contributor, aligning engineering solutions with business goals while fostering innovation and compliance with industry standards.
To provide day-to-day leadership, coaching, and technical guidance to a team currently comprising one Process Engineer and two Graduate Process Engineers.
Skills and Experience Needed of the Senior Process Engineer
Chartered Engineer (CEng) status and a Bachelor’s degree or Master’s degree in Chemical Engineering or Process Engineering
Over 10 years of experience within Chemical Manufacturing
Proven track record in design, commissioning, and optimisation of chemical processes and equipment
Strong knowledge of process simulation, mass and energy balances, P&IDs, and hazard studies.
Familiarity with COMAH regulations, process safety tools, and modern control principles.
Experience managing capital projects, including FEED, EPC, and commissioning phases.
How to Apply: If you believe your skillset matches the requirements of this role, please submit your CV for review.
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JOB DESCRIPTION
Euclid Chemical is a fully owned subsidiary of RPM International (NYSE: RPM), one of the world's largest coatings companies. With over 110 years of experience, we provide innovative solutions to the construction and restoration markets through our extensive range of treatments, sealants, coatings, sealers, and decorative products. Recognized as a 2024 NE Ohio Top Workplace by Energage, Euclid Chemical prides itself on fostering a people-first culture that values collaboration, respect, and growth.
Euclid Chemical is looking for a candidate with solid technical skills and an eye for detail to join the team as Lab Technician. The Lab Technician will conduct chemical, engineering and physical laboratory tests.
Essential Duties & Responsibilities:
Set up laboratory equipment and instrumentation required for tests, research, or process control- following standardized formulas and procedures. Run approved analysis on current production batches for conformity and release. Advise on any products that need to be added to the production batch to pass QC. Test, analyze and document quality of products such as concrete, cementitious repair products, admixtures for concrete, cement and other raw materials to determine their physical, chemical, and engineering properties. Work in the sample program to develop water borne products in custom colors. Document results of tests, analyses, and maintain lab books in an acceptable manner. Coordinate receipt of telephone, fax, and mailed inquiries regarding product testing/usage and respond accordingly. Provide written and verbal technical support and product recommendations and liaise with Plant Manager and headquarters R&D team as needed. Responsible for maintaining a clean and safe work area. Other duties as assigned
Education:
Minimum: High School Diploma or General Education Degree (GED) Preferred: Associate degree (A.A.) from a college or technical school
Experience:
Experience working with concrete preferred but not required
WHY JOIN EUCLID CHEMICAL?
Joining our team means gaining access to a suite of competitive benefits including: $18.50 per hour plus annual employee bonus program Medical, Dental and Vision coverage Life Insurance, Disability, Parental Leave 401k with company match Defined benefit pension plan Vacation and holiday time
Qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to their race, color, religion, national origin, sex, protected veteran status or disability.Apply for this ad Online!....Read more...
Contract / Ltd Company Lagger Role – Bradford area – Long Term Contract!
A developing and prosperous engineering company based in the Bradford area are looking for a Lagger due to company growth and enhancement.
The company specialises in the design, manufacture, installation and commissioning of manufacturing plants and equipment within the chemical, water and gas sectors. They are looking for a Lagger to work on their Chemical Site.
Further Information on the Lagger Role:
Hourly Rate: £23.62 (£35.43 p/h overtime)
39 hours per week - Monday – Friday (Overtime available – Up to 47 hours total))
Monday – Thursday (7am – 3.30pm), Friday (6am – 1pm)
Location: Wyke, Bradford
Pay options: Ltd Company / CIS (Outside IR35)
Qualifications and Skills of Lagger
Apprenticeship or Relevant Qualification in Mechanical Engineering / Relevant Field
Strong previous experience within Lagging / Thermal Insulation of Pipework
Valid CSCS Card
Own Toolkit / PPE
Worked in a Chemical Environment / High Hazard (COMAH Experience)
The Lagger will be responsible for installing insulating materials on pipes, ductwork, boilers and other equipment to provide thermal insulation, frost protection and fire protection. This role includes cutting and applying materials and securing them with wire as per safety regulations.
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A developing and prosperous engineering company based in the Bradford area are looking for a Thermal Insulation Engineer due to company growth and enhancement.
The company specialises in the design, manufacture, installation and commissioning of manufacturing plants and equipment within the chemical, water and gas sectors. They are looking for a Thermal Insulation Engineer to work on their Chemical Site.
Benefits of Thermal Insulation Engineer Role:
Annual Salary: £36,544.56
Hourly Rate - £18.02 (Overtime paid at 1.5 hourly rate – £27.03)
39 hours per week - Monday – Friday (Overtime available)
25 Days Holiday + 8 Bank Holidays (Increase with Service)
Death in Service
Workplace Pension – Company contribution 6%, Employee contribution 2%
Company Funded Healthcare Plan
1.30pm Finish on Friday’s
Qualifications and Skills of Thermal Insulation Engineer
Apprenticeship or Relevant Qualification in Mechanical Engineering / Relevant Field
Strong previous experience within Lagging / Thermal Insulation of Pipework
Worked in a Chemical Environment / High Hazard (COMAH Experience)
The Thermal Insulation Engineer will be responsible for installing insulating materials on pipes, ductwork, boilers and other equipment to provide thermal insulation, frost protection and fire protection. This role includes cutting and applying materials and securing them with wire as per safety regulations.
Please apply direct for further information regarding this Thermal Insulation Engineer position!
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As a Chemical and Process Engineering Apprentice, you’ll be part of a collaborative and welcoming team that’s solving complex challenges in nuclear power generation and decommissioning. From your first day, you’ll begin learning how to apply core chemical engineering principles to real-world projects that support everything from low-carbon energy to defence and environmental clean-up.
You’ll be based in one of our main hubs – Dalton Avenue in Warrington, the Babcock Technology Centre in Bristol, or Humberside – and work on a diverse portfolio of projects. These might include adapting reactor technologies for UK deployment, supporting the UK’s nuclear-powered submarine fleet, or helping to decommission legacy nuclear sites safely and sustainably.
Your tasks could include defining process requirements, specifying and testing equipment, or assessing how our systems perform under different conditions. As your skills grow, so will your responsibilities. You’ll develop problem-solving techniques, communication skills and an understanding of the tools and software used across the sector.
Training:You’ll study remotely with Teesside University, following the Science Industry Process and Plant Engineer Degree Apprenticeship standard.
This well-established chemical engineering programme is delivered through a flexible, blended learning model designed to fit around your work commitments. You’ll engage in online learning supported by weekly live seminars, giving you access to expert teaching while applying your knowledge directly in the workplace.
On successful completion, you’ll be awarded a BEng in Professional Engineering (Science Industry Process/Plant Engineer), along with an apprenticeship certificate graded at pass, merit, or distinction, recognising your achievement and readiness to progress in your engineering career.Training Outcome:Upon successful completion of your degree and apprenticeship end-point assessment, you will transition into a Junior Engineering role at Cavendish Nuclear, contributing to projects across both the civil and defence nuclear sectors. You’ll earn a competitive starting salary of over £30,000, with opportunities for further development and progression.
We are committed to supporting your continued professional development as you work towards becoming a fully qualified Process Engineer and achieving Chartered Engineer status with IChemE. As part of this journey, you’ll join our IChemE Accredited Company Training Scheme (ACTS), benefiting from structured placements, formal training, and ongoing mentoring and coaching.
This comprehensive support framework is designed to help you build the technical expertise, leadership skills, and industry experience needed for a successful engineering career.Employer Description:Babcock is an international defence company providing support and product solutions to enhance our customers’ defence capabilities and critical assets.
We provide through-life technical and engineering support for our customers’ assets, delivering improvements in performance, availability and programme cost. Our c27,700 employees deliver these critical services to defence and civil customers, including engineering support to naval, land, air and nuclear operations, frontline support, specialist training and asset management.
We also design and manufacture a range of defence and civil specialist equipment, from naval ship and weapons handling systems to liquid gas handling systems. We also provide integrated, technology-enabled solutions to our defence customers in areas such as secure communications, electronic warfare and air defence.Working Hours :Monday to Friday 9am to 5pm.Skills: Communication skills,Attention to detail,Team working....Read more...
Service Engineer
Bury St Edmunds
£37,000 - £47,000 + Stability + Specialist training + Scientific Industry + Technical Progression + International travel (Australia , US , Europe , Asia) + Immediate start
An excellent opportunity for a service engineer with a chemistry / chemical background looking for a long and stable career with a growing scientific manufacturer. Enjoy working in a niche industry, while having a varied role for a company that will treat you more than just a number.
The company has been well established and is going from strength to strength, which is why they require further service engineers to assist in their large workloads all over the world. You’ll benefit from working with a company who ensures their employees are technically up to date with the latest qualifications, making this an excellent opportunity for those seeking a role in the medical and scientific sector.
Your Role as service engineer will include:
* 50/50 split between site based and field based service
* Installation and service of laboratory equipment
* Offering technical support to customers
* International travelling world wide across Europe , Asia , Australia and the US
The ideal service engineer will have:
* Chemistry or Chemical qualification
* Willing to travel worldwide when needed
* Full UK driving licence
* Commutable to Bury St Edmunds
Apply to Eran at future or call 07458163044
Keywords: field, service, engineer, test, testing, installations, chemical, chemistry, laboratory equipment, scientific, medical, lab, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, Cambridge
This vacancy is being advertised by Future Engineering Recruitment Ltd. The services of Future Engineering Recruitment Ltd are that of an Employment Agency. We will endeavour to respond to all applicants however due to the sheer volume of response, we can only guarantee that candidates who have been shortlisted will be contacted.....Read more...
Contract / Ltd Company Pipefitter Role – Bradford Area - £25 Per Hour!
A developing and prosperous engineering company based in the Bradford area are looking for a Pipefitter due to company growth and enhancement.
The company specialises in the design, manufacture, installation and commissioning of manufacturing plants and equipment within the chemical, water and gas sectors. They are looking for a Pipefitter to work on their Chemical Site.
Benefits of Pipefitter role
Hourly Rate: £25 (all hours)
39 hours per week - Monday – Friday
Monday – Thursday (7am – 3.30pm), Friday (6am – 1pm)
Duration – Short Term Contract With Possibility Of Long-Term Extension
Qualifications and Skills of Pipefitter
Apprenticeship in Mechanical Engineering / Relevant Field
Strong background in fitting and maintenance of pipework
Experience of working in a manufacturing environment
Experience of Fabrication and Fitting of Pipework
The Pipefitter will be responsible for installing and repairing the pipework from fabrication to fitting to ensure they are running effectively and efficiently. Must be able to work independently.
Please apply direct for further information regarding this Pipefitter position!
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A CAD Technician position has become available at a leading chemical manufacturing site in the Cheshire region. This is a full-time, permanent position offering a competitive salary and excellent benefits.This opportunity offers a pivotal role in maintaining and developing engineering drawings and documentation systems, supporting both maintenance execution and capital projects during an exciting period of major site investment and plant commissioning.What’s in it for you as the CAD Technician:
Salary up to £45,000 per annum
Annual bonus
Up to 11% employer pension contribution
25 days holiday plus Bank Holidays
Company-subsidised private healthcare
Career development and training opportunities
Supportive and dynamic working culture
Roles and responsibilities for the CAD Technician:
Maintain the Vault drawing system ensuring all procedures are followed.
Keep P&IDs/PFDs up to date following (MoC) or input from process engineers.
Develop piping isometrics for maintenance and fabrication, ensuring correct pipe specifications aligned with ASME standards.
Interface with EPC contractors to ensure incoming drawings are correctly formatted.
Support the Senior Project Engineer in developing PFDs/P&IDs for new or modified projects.
Support the engineering and maintenance teams with drawing requests, redlining updates, and technical drafting tasks.
Ideal experience for the CAD Technician
Strong understanding of P&ID/PFD development, piping isometric drawing, and mechanical design fundamentals.
Familiarity with chemical or petrochemical environments (Not Essential)
Ability to support engineering design through measurement, drafting, and sketching.
We are looking for a CAD Technician who can bring a fresh approach to modernising the companies drawing systems while working closely with the engineering and maintenance teams on a variety of exciting and high-impact projects.Please apply direct for further information regarding this opportunity.....Read more...
We are looking for a skilled Welder Fabricator to join the team on a 6‑month temporary basis, working on‑site at a chemical manufacturing facility. If successful, this Welder Fabricator role may become permanent. You will be fabricating, repairing, and modifying plant equipment, pipework, steel structures and process support systems, always working to strict standards of safety and quality. We need a Welder Fabricator who takes pride in precision and reliability.
Key Responsibilities of Welder Fabricator:
Fabricate, assemble, and weld components, structures and pipework from drawings/specifications using TIG or equivalent welding methods.
Perform planned maintenance, modifications and reactive repairs on plant equipment, steel fabrications, vessels, pipe spools etc.
Read and interpret engineering/technical drawings, weld symbols and ensure work meets required tolerances and standards.
Maintain safety, quality, environmental, and SHE (Safety, Health, Environment) standards at all times.
Document all welding/fabrication tasks, ensure inspections are carried out, and follow required procedures and test plans either under supervision or independently.
Support site shutdowns or modifications when required, working with maintenance and engineering teams to deliver to schedule.
Essential Skills & Experience required from Welder Fabricator:
Proven experience in welding (TIG) /fabrication in an industrial or process environment (chemical or allied industry preferred)
Recognised Welding Qualifications
Good mechanical understanding of steel, pipework, vessels and structural fabrications or piping systems
Strong focus on safety, attention to detail and quality workmanship
If you are an experienced Welder Fabricator who values safety, precision and quality, we’d love to consider you for this role. Please click the link to apply directly.....Read more...
We are currently seeking an experienced Mechanical Fitter with a strong background in the chemical manufacturing industry to join the team on a 6-month temporary contract, with the potential to become a permanent position for the right candidate. Based at the Accrington site, this Mechanical Fitter role is critical in supporting the maintenance, installation, and commissioning of mechanical equipment across the facility. The ideal Mechanical Fitter will bring hands-on expertise, a proactive approach to problem-solving, and a commitment to high safety and operational standards within a fast-paced industrial environment.
Role Overview for the Mechanical Fitter: As a Mechanical Fitter, you will play a crucial role in supporting the engineering team by performing both planned and unplanned maintenance on their COMAH regulated site.
Key Responsibilities of the Mechanical Fitter:
Work within the maintenance team to perform routine and non-routine tasks, including equipment repair, replacement, monitoring, inspections, and troubleshooting to minimise unplanned downtime.
Use mechanical engineering expertise to deliver solutions to complex challenges and support equipment installations across the site.
Support mechanical design, installation, and commissioning for small capital and revenue projects, contributing innovative and effective solutions.
Conduct risk assessments in line with Work Planning and Control / PETRA procedures, ensuring permit compliance and completing all required documentation.
Ensure compliance with Safety, Health, and Environmental (SHE) standards and drive continuous improvement through root cause analysis, SHE meetings, and implementation of corrective actions under change management protocols.
Required Qualifications & Experience needed for the Mechanical Fitter:
Level 3 qualification in Mechanical Engineering (or equivalent).
Previous experience in an industrial environment, ideally within the Chemical or Process Manufacturing industries; however, relevant experience from other industries will also be considered.
Hands-on experience with pipework, vessels, process lines, and pumps.
If you are a skilled and dedicated Mechanical Fitter looking to join a growing company and enjoy a rewarding work environment, we would love to hear from you.
To apply for the Mechanical Fitter role:
Please submit your CV for review.....Read more...
We are looking for an experienced Industrial Electrician with a strong background in the chemical or process manufacturing industry to join the team on a temporary 6-month contract, with the potential to transition into a permanent role. Based at our Accrington site, the Industrial Electrician will play a vital role in maintaining, installing, and troubleshooting electrical systems critical to the plant operations. The ideal Industrial Electrician will have hands-on experience, a proactive mindset, and a commitment to safety and quality in a fast-paced industrial environment.
Role Objectives: As an Industrial Electrician, you will provide electrical support for maintenance activities, ensuring compliance with legislation and company standards, while meeting budget and timescale requirements.
Roles & Responsibilities of Industrial Electrician:
Comply with all site procedures for Emergency, Safety, Operational, Security, Quality, and Environmental standards during maintenance, with a strong focus on safe work practices for both in-house and subcontractor activities.
Working as the Industrial Electrician, performing routine maintenance, troubleshooting, and problem-solving across existing processes.
Adhere to current EC&I design and installation standards, including relevant legislation such as ATEX, 18th Edition wiring regulations, and CDM requirements.
Prepare and review risk assessments, method statements, and ensure all work is properly risk-assessed, permitted, and signed off to required standards.
Ensure all modifications or project work are fully authorised through the Mod to Process system before implementation.
Promote good engineering housekeeping by applying 5C principles, support equipment standardisation, assist with standards development, and contribute to training maintenance personnel; occasional out-of-hours work may be required.
Essential Criteria for Industrial Electrician:
HND/HNC in Control, Instrumentation, or Electrical Engineering with 3+ years’ hands-on maintenance experience in the chemical or process industry.
Proficient with PLCs, DCS (Siemens, Mitsubishi HMI/SCADA), PC, and internet; strong knowledge of instrumentation hardware, especially pH/Redox.
Experienced in electrical installation systems (power, control, cable sizing/specification) and process industry instrumentation.
Strong understanding of electrical power/control engineering, effective communication, attention to detail, and analytical problem-solving skills required.
If you are interested in being considered for this role, please click the link below to apply directly!....Read more...
Hot Fire Space Thruster Test Engineer required join a very busy space thruster test facility focusing on Hot Fire Testing programmes. The ideal candidate will understand space thruster theory particularly the ground test of thrusters for the design and manufacture of liquid propellant and high pressure gas feed systems.
You will have an input to Research and Development and other space propulsion related activities so need to be proficient in analysing and assessing test data including collation and analysis then presentation graphs, tables, etc.
Requirements
Space thruster Knowledge
Understand propellant MIL spec analysis, Military Standard Propellants
Chemical laboratory techniques and processes
Mechanical fitter/practical engineering skills preferably gained from an apprenticeship or from within an engineering related organization.
Responsibilities
Site preparation and maintenance
Fuel and oxidiser handling
Pressure systems
Instrumentation
Control systems
Space thruster theory
Steam boiler operation
Data analysis
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Hot Fire Space Thruster Test Engineer required join a very busy space thruster test facility focusing on Hot Fire Testing programmes. The ideal candidate will understand space thruster theory particularly the ground test of thrusters for the design and manufacture of liquid propellant and high pressure gas feed systems.
You will have an input to Research and Development and other space propulsion related activities so need to be proficient in analysing and assessing test data including collation and analysis then presentation graphs, tables, etc.
Requirements
Space thruster Knowledge
Understand propellant MIL spec analysis, Military Standard Propellants
Chemical laboratory techniques and processes
Mechanical fitter/practical engineering skills preferably gained from an apprenticeship or from within an engineering related organization.
Responsibilities
Site preparation and maintenance
Fuel and oxidiser handling
Pressure systems
Instrumentation
Control systems
Space thruster theory
Steam boiler operation
Data analysis
Site and system safety....Read more...
We are seeking a Senior Process Safety Consultant to join a leading engineering consultancy, delivering complex safety projects across high-hazard industries including chemical, pharmaceutical, oil & gas, clean energy and nuclear. This is a hybrid, days-based permanent role based in the Greater Manchester Region, offering up to £65,000 per annum DOE, plus a comprehensive benefits package.This role blends technical project delivery with client leadership. You will manage safety and risk projects from concept through to completion, ensuring high-quality outputs, budget alignment, and compliance with UK safety regulations. Your expertise will support clients through regulatory frameworks such as COMAH, ALARP, and functional safety standards.As a Senior Process Safety Consultant, you will also mentor junior team members, lead multidisciplinary delivery teams, and contribute to the growth and development of the safety function through both technical excellence and trusted advisory support.Senior Process Safety Consultant Responsibilities:
Lead and deliver safety and risk projects across a variety of sectors.
Facilitate hazard studies including HAZID, HAZOP, LOPA, ALARP, OBRA, and FMEA.
Produce COMAH Safety Reports and conduct formal assessments such as QRA and consequence modelling.
Lead development and improvement of PS management systems.
Deliver functional safety and machinery safety project scopes.
Provide technical guidance and mentorship to junior consultants.
Oversee and coordinate multidisciplinary project teams.
Support business development through client engagement and identification of new opportunities.
Senior Process Safety Consultant Requirements:
Strong technical capability in safety techniques (e.g., HAZOP, QRA, ALARP, LOPA, OBRA)
Chartered Engineer with a degree in Chemical, Mechanical, or Control/Electrical Engineering
Excellent communication and technical report writing skills
Proven ability to lead and manage project teams
In-depth knowledge of UK safety legislation and major accident hazard regulations
Eligible for UK security clearance (due to the nature of some work)
Please apply direct or contact Sean Turner at E3R for further information regarding this Senior Process Safety Consultant opportunity.....Read more...
The Test Engineer will join a Systems Engineering team critical in space thruster engine development. You will work on a complex, multifaceted rocket engine system comprised of numerous newly developed and integrated components. This role has wide ranging technical input including structural, thermal, rocket propulsion, space electronics, software, testing and systems analysis.
In essence as a Senior Systems Engineer, you will coordinate and bring together the diverse sub components and sub assembles into a complete working space engine design.
My client supplies chemical propulsion rocket engines and thrusters serve to key spacecraft manufacturers for commercial, defence and scientific applications.
Requirements
Space systems experience ideally of large European space projects, system primes or ESA.
Technical leadership of large, multidisciplinary Electrical Harnessing Design, routing and schematic Mechanical and fluidic system Engineering projects.
System Analysis knowledge to apply to, fluidic systems, surge pressure and pressure drop. Performance, Structural, Thermal, Reliability, Radiation Assessment, Hazard or Safety Analysis.
Complex product development experience of thermal design and equipment selection using Failure Modes Effects and Criticality Analysis (FMECA).
Intelligent, logical approach to problem solving.
Degree, Masters or higher qualification in Engineering, Aerospace, Mechanical or Electrical Engineering.
You will own the overall engine system architecture, analysis and documentation including FMECAs, radiation, reliability, mechanical, thermal, fluidic, electromagnetic, Design, Development and Verification Plan, Design Justification Document, Software Requirements Specification, Engine Test Plan etc. Working closely with the Project Manager to help plan and organise resources.
Responsibilities
Support propulsion engine build, assembly and test development including route card build sequences and system assembly, integrat....Read more...
Secondary Steelwork Fixer role available in Bradford area paying £42,588 annually!
Company Details:
Working for a well-established and ever developing Engineering Company working across full turnkey projects within Chemical Manufacturing, Water Treatment, Fabrication, Pipework and Design. They are looking for an experienced Secondary Steelwork Fixer to complete works on their Chemical Site in the Bradford area.
You will be working on an Upper-Tier COMAH Site and in a highly-regulated area due to the amount of chemicals stored and manufactured onsite. Therefore, high-levels of health and safety awareness are paramount.
Salary and Benefits of the Secondary Steelwork Fixer:
Hourly rate of £21 (£31.50 p/h overtime)
Annual salary of £42,588 (based on 39 hours per week)
Employee Pension Scheme: Employee Contribution 2% and Employer Contribution of 6%
Healthcare Cashback Plan through Westfield Health
Death in Service 1 x Annual salary
Job Details for the Secondary Steelwork Fixer:
As the Secondary Steelwork Fixer, you will be supporting elements attached to or between the main frames of the site.
This will include:
Staircases and handrails
Walkways and platforms
Ladders and access systems
Guard rails and balustrades
Cladding rails, purlins, brackets, and connections
Supports for mechanical and electrical services
Main Responsibilities of the Secondary Steelwork Fixer:
Reading engineering drawings to understand placement and alignment.
Positioning and securing steel components using bolts, welds, or other fixings.
Installing stairs, platforms, walkways, and support frames safely and accurately.
Aligning and levelling steelwork to ensure structural accuracy.
Using lifting equipment, power tools, and hand tools for installation.
Ensuring compliance with health & safety regulations, especially working at height.
Working closely with primary steel erectors, welders, and site supervisors.
Additional Details:
Based on site in the Bradford area
39 Hours Per Week – Monday – Thursday, 7am – 3.30pm, Fridays 6am – 1pm
Overtime available dependent on workstream.
Skills and Qualifications Needed for the Secondary Steelwork Fixer:
Ability to interpret technical/engineering drawings.
Competence in steel fixing, bolting, and welding (depending on the role).
Experience with MEWP operation, rigging, and lifting gear.
Strong awareness of site safety practices (e.g., working at height, use of harnesses).
CSCS card (in the UK) and often additional certifications (e.g., IPAF, PASMA).
To apply please submit your CV for review!
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The Apprentice Mechanical Workshop Operative is responsible for manufacturing equipment for our chemical dosing and bespoke system solutions. This includes manufacturing pumps, booster sets, hoses, reels, and any other relevant equipment. The apprentice will receive the support to become fully qualified in their field.
Roles & Responsibilities:
· Undertake repair, maintenance, manufacturing, test and installation tasks as requested.
· Manufacture items as drawn to ensure commercial accuracy and maintain efficiency.
· Diagnose errors or technical problems and report to team leader.
· Polypropene pipe and sheet welding
· Stainless steel pipework assemblies including pump assemblies
· Grp flooring cutting and forming
· Water pressure testing of pipework
· Welding of pipe brackets, supports and stands
· Use of measuring devises
· Pressure testing
· Undertake other duties linked to your role that benefit the company from time to time on reasonable request of your line manager
Training:
Engineering Technician Level 3
Functional Skills in English and maths if required
1 day per week at Bradford College
4 days per week in the workplace.
Training Outcome:
Potential full time job for the right candidate after training
Employer Description:Since our formation in 1987, Northern Pumps Suppliers, has developed into NPS Engineering Group, we have grown to become an industry leader in; pumps and pumping systems, offsite manufactured systems, dry powder polymer units, chemical dosing systems, project management, backflow prevention systems, glass reinforced polymer (GRP) kiosks – enclosure manufacture includes LPCB rated kiosks, stainless steel, mild steel and structural steel fabrication, floodgates, flood doors and more.
Our extensive range of products and services serve a variety of different industries from pharmaceuticals, food production to water treatment, security and energy production.Working Hours :Monday - Thursday, 7.30am - 4.00pm. Friday, 7.30am - 3.00pm.Skills: Communication skills,IT skills,Attention to detail,Problem solving skills,Number skills,Team working,Initiative,Non judgemental,Patience,Physical fitness....Read more...
We are looking for a mechanical engineering apprentice. If you are practical and enjoy physical work, then a career as a mechanical engineer could be a good fit.
You’ll be part of a mechanical project team, from the get-go, working alongside our qualified engineers.
The work involves:
Completing installations
Mechanical fitting
Assembly
Welding
Training:
Engineering Fitter Level 3 Apprenticeship Standard
Training Outcome:
You will have excellent long term employment prospects and gain industry accepted qualifications via our award-winning apprenticeship program
Employer Description:Vogal Group have been providing mechanical and electrical (M&E) services across several sectors for over 30 years. We have an excellent track record for delivering M&E projects that provide real-world benefits. We work with a wide range of customers on projects of all sizes and complexity. Our experience spans a range of industries including fcmg, food and beverage, brewing and distilling, waste, pharmaceutical, chemical and industrial.Working Hours :Shifts to be confirmedSkills: Problem solving skills,Logical,Team working....Read more...
We are seeking a Fire Safety Engineer to join a market-leading engineering consultancy, supporting high-hazard industries such as chemical, oil & gas, clean energy, nuclear, and manufacturing based in the Greater Manchester region.This is a days-based permanent position offering up to £70,000 per annum DOE, with flexible working arrangements available (hybrid), alongside a comprehensive benefits package.As a Fire Safety Engineer, you will play a key role in delivering engineering and safety projects, supporting the design of complex facilities, and ensuring compliance with UK regulations and international standards. You will conduct risk assessments, modelling, and scenario analyses, while contributing to innovative safety strategies that protect people, assets, and the environment.What you will be doing:
Conduct conventional fire engineering assessments and high-hazard scenario analyses.
Develop and deliver bespoke safety strategies for complex facilities.
Guide the design of high-hazard buildings and assess risks and impacts.
Facilitate hazard study workshops and contribute to project delivery.
Evaluate prevention, detection, suppression, and control measures.
Understand the design, installation, and maintenance requirements for safety systems.
Prepare technical reports and documentation to high professional standards.
Engage with design teams, contractors, regulators, and other stakeholders.
Who we are looking for:
Experience working in an organisation delivering engineering projects (consultancy background desirable).
Confident liaising with design teams, clients, local authorities, and contractors.
Strong numeracy, attention to detail in technical writing, and excellent time management skills.
Please apply direct or contact Sean Turner at E3R for further information regarding this Fire Safety Engineer opportunity.....Read more...
Are you an Engineering Project Manager looking for the chance to manage major engineering capital projects (£250k–£3m) with a global blue-chip manufacturer? This role offers hybrid working, a day rate of up to £400, and the opportunity to transition to a permanent position for the right candidate. You’ll take ownership of multiple capital engineering projects from inception through to commissioning, in fast-paced and highly automated industrial environments.
What’s on Offer as an Engineering Project Manager
Competitive day rate £350–£400 outside IR35 or PAYE equivalent.
Flexible hybrid/home working model.
Work with a leading international manufacturing business.
Manage high-value projects across automation, process, and heavy industry.
Genuine route to permanent employment if desired.
The Opportunity as Engineering Project Manager
We’re recruiting for an experienced Engineering Project Manager to deliver several concurrent CAPEX engineering projects across the East and West Midlands. Projects typically range in value from £250k to £3 million and cover the full lifecycle, including the RFT, design, installation, and commissioning phases.
You’ll play a key role in ensuring projects are delivered on time, on budget, and to the highest quality, while maintaining compliance with health, safety, and environmental standards.
Key Responsibilities of Engineering Project Manager
Deliver multiple capital engineering projects simultaneously.
Manage all stages of the lifecycle, from concept through to commissioning.
Support and lead RFT, design, installation, and commissioning phases.
Engage with internal teams, contractors, and stakeholders.
Apply strong project governance, reporting, risk management, and fiscal controls
Ensure compliance with safety and CDM regulations (experience desirable).
Skills & Experience Required as an Engineering Project Manager
Proven background in delivering CAPEX projects within manufacturing or process-led industries.
HND, HND or Degree qualified in mechanical, electrical, process, or chemical engineering.
Strong track record in automated, heavy industrial, or process environments.
Ability to lead multiple projects concurrently with strong governance.
Knowledge of CDM Regulations is desirable.
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A globally leading chemical manufacturing company in Lincolnshire is seeking a Maintenance Superintendent to join their team. The role offers a salary of up to £65,000 per annum, along with a comprehensive benefits package including a double-figure pension, hybrid working options, private medical insurance, and 25 days’ annual leave plus bank holidays.
As a Maintenance Superintendent, you will work closely with the Maintenance Manager to coordinate daily priorities across all trade groups, ensuring schedules are executed efficiently. You will drive continuous improvement programmes to boost performance and OEE, support the development and training of departments and oversee budgets and spending on tools, equipment, external resources, and contractors.
Key Responsibilities:
Set and manage daily priorities with Operations and Supervisors, balancing urgent breakdowns with planned work.
Ensure teams follow established processes for work planning, scheduling, execution, and review.
Lead improvement initiatives to enhance efficiency, tool time, and Overall Equipment Effectiveness (OEE).
Coordinate across all disciplines—including mechanical, electrical, civil, contractor, and facilities teams—for smooth operations.
Oversee supervisor development through 1-2-1s, training plans, and performance management.
Manage budgets, including tools, equipment, training, external labour, and contractor costs, ensuring cost-effective operations.
To be considered for this Maintenance Superintendent role, candidates must have a minimum of eight years’ experience in engineering within a high hazard industry, an engineering qualification with at least an HNC/HND (though a Degree in a relevant engineering discipline is preferred), proven experience leading and motivating multi-discipline teams, strong problem-solving skills and knowledge of strategies, planning and scheduling, project management and strong knowledge of and adherence to legislative safety systems and procedures.
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Health and Safety Officer
Location: Dewsbury, West Yorkshire Sector: Engineering & Manufacturing Job Type: Part-Time (3 Days Per Week) Reports To: Operations Manager
A successful EPCM business based in the Dewsbury area are looking for an experience Health and Safety Officer to take on a part-time role, working three days per week based onsite. The role will be based in Bradford one day per week, with the other two days based at their Head Offices in Dewsbury. The company are involved in large-scale projects within design, fabrication and installation across industries such as Water Treatment, Manufacturing, Chemical and Engineering.
Salary and Benefits
Annual Salary between £50,000 - £60,000 (Pro Rata)
3 Day Working Week
Healthcare Cashback Plan
Company Pension Scheme
20 Days Annual Leave + Bank Holidays
Company Phone & Laptop
Use of Company Poole Cars
The role of Health and Safety Officer
The business are looking for a highly competent and experienced Health and Safety Officer to support their engineering and manufacturing operations across their sites. This is a hands-on role that requires an in-depth understanding of industry-specific risks and legal responsibilities, including compliance with the Construction (Design and Management) Regulations (CDM 2015).
The successful candidate will lead initiatives to ensure best practice, deliver on-site support, deliver tool-box talks, and foster a culture of safety throughout the organisation.
Key Responsibilities of the Health and Safety Officer:
Toolbox Talks: Deliver regular and engaging toolbox talks across engineering and manufacturing teams, tailored to site-specific hazards and safety updates.
CDM Regulations Compliance: Ensure adherence to CDM Regulations 2015, particularly where engineering projects involve construction, refurbishment, or design elements. Advise duty holders on their roles and responsibilities under CDM.
Advising Managers: Provide expert advice to site and operations managers on best practices in health and safety, legal compliance, and risk management.
Workshop and Site Walks: Conduct routine health and safety inspections and audits across manufacturing and engineering areas to identify hazards and ensure safe practices are consistently followed.
PPE Oversight: Monitor and manage the provision and use of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), ensuring staff are properly equipped and trained in its correct use.
Policy & Documentation Updates: Review and update health and safety policies, risk assessments, method statements, and procedures to ensure compliance with current legislation.
Legislation Monitoring: Stay up-to-date with changes in relevant health and safety legislation and industry standards; ensure prompt integration into business practices.
Key Skills Needed for the Health and Safety Officer Role
Essential Qualifications & Experience:
IOSH Qualification
Strong background in health and safety within the engineering and manufacturing sector – essential
Detailed working knowledge of CDM Regulations 2015
Proven track record of successfully implementing HSE strategies on operational sites
Excellent communication and influencing skills with the ability to engage stakeholders at all levels
Proficient in preparing and managing health and safety documentation
IT literate, with experience using H&S management systems and tools
Desirable Criteria:
NEBOSH General Certificate (or higher)
First Aid at Work or Fire Marshal training
Experience delivering HSE training or inductions
Experience of working in a High-Hazard or Chemical Manufacturing environment
How to Apply: To apply for the position of Health and Safety Officer, please submit your CV direct for review!
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We are seeking a Principal Fire Safety Engineer to join a market leading engineering consultancy, supporting high-hazard industries such as chemical, oil & gas, clean energy, nuclear, and manufacturing. This is a days-based permanent position offering up to £95,000 per annum DOE, with flexible working arrangements available (hybrid or remote), alongside a comprehensive benefits package.As a Principal Fire Safety Engineer, you will lead the delivery of engineering projects from concept through to completion, providing technical direction and ensuring compliance with UK regulations and international standards. You will develop innovative strategies for high-hazard environments, manage and mentor a team of engineers, and act as a trusted advisor to major clients across multiple sectors.This position offers the opportunity to shape and grow the safety capability within a thriving risk management team, while contributing to the wider success of a global consultancy. You will also play a key role in client engagement, regulatory liaison, and supporting business development initiatives.Principal Fire Safety Engineer Responsibilities:
Lead and deliver engineering projects across high-hazard and complex facilities.
Develop bespoke safety strategies, assessments, and scenario analyses.
Oversee modelling activities and interpret results.
Advise on prevention, protection, detection, suppression, and control measures.
Prepare technical proposals, reports, and cost estimates for clients.
Engage with design teams, contractors, regulators, and key stakeholders.
Provide technical leadership to ensure projects meet safety, quality, and regulatory requirements.
Travel occasionally to client sites across the UK (with potential overseas visits).
Principal Fire Safety Engineer Requirements:
Proven experience delivering medium-to-large scale engineering projects.
Extensive knowledge of UK safety regulations and standards (Approved Document B, BS 9999, BS 9991, PD 7974, etc.).
Excellent communication, stakeholder engagement, and report writing skills.
Degree in relevant Engineering or a related engineering discipline.
Please apply direct or contact Sean Turner at E3R for further information regarding this Principal Fire Safety Engineer opportunity.....Read more...
The Test Engineer will join a Systems Engineering team critical in space thruster engine development. You will work on a complex, multifaceted rocket engine system comprised of numerous newly developed and integrated components. This role has wide ranging technical input including structural, thermal, rocket propulsion, space electronics, software, testing and systems analysis.
In essence as a Senior Systems Engineer, you will coordinate and bring together the diverse sub components and sub assembles into a complete working space engine design.
My client supplies chemical propulsion rocket engines and thrusters serve to key spacecraft manufacturers for commercial, defence and scientific applications.
Requirements
Space systems experience ideally of large European space projects, system primes or ESA.
Technical leadership of large, multidisciplinary Electrical Harnessing Design, routing and schematic Mechanical and fluidic system Engineering projects.
System Analysis knowledge to apply to, fluidic systems, surge pressure and pressure drop. Performance, Structural, Thermal, Reliability, Radiation Assessment, Hazard or Safety Analysis.
Complex product development experience of thermal design and equipment selection using Failure Modes Effects and Criticality Analysis (FMECA).
Intelligent, logical approach to problem solving.
Degree, Masters or higher qualification in Engineering, Aerospace, Mechanical or Electrical Engineering.
You will own the overall engine system architecture, analysis and documentation including FMECAs, radiation, reliability, mechanical, thermal, fluidic, electromagnetic, Design, Development and Verification Plan, Design Justification Document, Software Requirements Specification, Engine Test Plan etc. Working closely with the Project Manager to help plan and organise resources.
Responsibilities
Support propulsion engine build, assembly and test development including route card build sequences and system assembly, integration, Manufacturing and Inspection Flow Charts.
Review, interpret, manage and own the spacecraft requirements then disseminate down to relevant engine subsystem or component teams.
Coordinate of top level Design, Verification and Compliance Matrix.
Internally digest key subsystem and component review documentation ensuring work is completed to required standards and all aspects of the engine system are correctly aligned.
Lead customer interactions and engine level reviews also manage supplier technical queries in conjunction with the appropriate resource.....Read more...
