Job title: Senior Mechanical/Pipeline Engineer
Location: Cumbria (on-site)
Who are we recruiting for?
A confidential, award-winning major hazards research & full-scale testing centre driving the Energy Transition with unique experiments on gaseous and liquid fuels.
What will you be doing?
Leading end-to-end mechanical/pipeline projects—concept, design, build, and commissioning—with assured delivery.
Producing robust design briefs, calculations, BoMs, and formal design packs with internal/external partners.
Guiding multidisciplinary teams; coaching juniors and elevating best practice.
Steering procurement and technical bid evaluations; managing scope, risks, and change.
Communicating findings to clients—clear reports, data-driven insights, and strong presentations.
Are you the ideal candidate?
Qualified Mechanical Engineer (degree) and Chartered or on the path; pipeline/mechanical fundamentals mastered.
Successful track record in energy sector projects; gas transmission & distribution experience.
Fluent with pump/piping design, fluid systems, pipe stress, and P&IDs.
Motivated, adaptable, and focused—juggling multiple deadlines without compromising quality.
UK driving licence; able to obtain UK Security Clearance; willing to be site-based.
What’s in it for you?
Vibrant career growth with training, mentoring, and clear progression.
Profit share bonus; pension up to 9%; life assurance & income protection.
26 days holiday + bank holidays; private medical & dental; health assessments; gym allowance.
EAP support; eye-test & glasses contributions; flu jabs; retail discounts; professional fees reimbursed.
Work in a refreshed, inspiring location near Northumberland & Lake District National Parks.
Who are we?
Executive Integrity is a global executive search and recruitment consultancy for a more sustainable world with a focus on talent within the Maritime and Renewable Energy sectors. We give a proportion of all our profits to Renewable World, a charity that develops affordable and innovative renewable energy solutions to poverty-stricken communities. ‘
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