Installation Electricians (Permanent) Location: Based in Shropshire(Travel to Sites Required) We're currently looking for 2-3 qualified Installation Electricians to join a growing engineering team delivering installation, maintenance and upgrade projects across the UK water industry. This is a fantastic opportunity for electricians with experience in the water sector or other heavy industrial environments who are looking for a permanent position with excellent earning potential through paid travel and overtime. The Role Working as part of an experienced installation team, you'll be involved in a variety of electrical installation and maintenance works, including: Industrial electrical installations on customer sites Installation of containment systems and site cabling Wiring and installation of control panels Installation, maintenance and replacement of pumps and associated equipment Fault finding, testing and electrical maintenance Working safely on live water and industrial engineering projects What's on Offer Permanent position Company van and fuel card Paid travel Overtime paid at 1.5x after 8 hours worked on site Long-term career opportunities with a well-established engineering business Varied work across multiple industrial and water sector sites Requirements Fully qualified Electrician (NVQ Level 3 or equivalent) 18th Edition Wiring Regulations ECS Gold Card (preferred) Full UK Driving Licence Previous experience within the water industry or a heavy industrial engineering environment Ability to work away from the depot and travel to sites when required If interested to hear further, please apply online and a member of the team will be in touch.
Aug 05, 2026
Full time
Installation Electricians (Permanent) Location: Based in Shropshire(Travel to Sites Required) We're currently looking for 2-3 qualified Installation Electricians to join a growing engineering team delivering installation, maintenance and upgrade projects across the UK water industry. This is a fantastic opportunity for electricians with experience in the water sector or other heavy industrial environments who are looking for a permanent position with excellent earning potential through paid travel and overtime. The Role Working as part of an experienced installation team, you'll be involved in a variety of electrical installation and maintenance works, including: Industrial electrical installations on customer sites Installation of containment systems and site cabling Wiring and installation of control panels Installation, maintenance and replacement of pumps and associated equipment Fault finding, testing and electrical maintenance Working safely on live water and industrial engineering projects What's on Offer Permanent position Company van and fuel card Paid travel Overtime paid at 1.5x after 8 hours worked on site Long-term career opportunities with a well-established engineering business Varied work across multiple industrial and water sector sites Requirements Fully qualified Electrician (NVQ Level 3 or equivalent) 18th Edition Wiring Regulations ECS Gold Card (preferred) Full UK Driving Licence Previous experience within the water industry or a heavy industrial engineering environment Ability to work away from the depot and travel to sites when required If interested to hear further, please apply online and a member of the team will be in touch.
Project Engineer - Mechanical Bias (EA Project) Location: Kent Rate: 400- 450 per day (CIS/Self-Employed) Duration: 6-9 months, with potential extension Start: ASAP We are recruiting for an experienced mechanically biased Project Engineer to support the delivery of three Environment Agency projects along the River Medway in Kent. The programme primarily involves the refurbishment of heritage lock and sluice gates, alongside upgrades to associated water-control systems. The successful candidate will initially support the design and pre-construction stages before overseeing the specialist mechanical subcontractor during site delivery. About the Projects The works will involve the refurbishment and upgrade of Environment Agency water-control assets, including: Heritage lock and sluice gate refurbishment Mechanical gate-operating equipment Actuators, gearboxes, drive systems and associated components Hydraulic equipment and water-control systems Mechanical steelwork and supporting structures Key Responsibilities Coordinate mechanical engineering activities throughout design, pre-construction and delivery Review mechanical designs, drawings and subcontractor proposals Support design development, buildability reviews and installation planning Develop and review scopes of work, programmes, RAMS, ITPs and technical documentation Manage the specialist mechanical subcontractor during site delivery Ensure mechanical works are delivered safely and in accordance with the approved design Monitor subcontractor progress, quality and programme performance Coordinate mechanical works with civil, structural, electrical and control-system packages Resolve technical and site-based engineering issues Liaise with the Environment Agency, designers, subcontractors and internal project teams The ideal candidate will have: A recognised mechanical engineering or mechanical trade qualification Experience delivering mechanical installation or refurbishment projects Experience managing specialist mechanical subcontractors Strong knowledge of mechanical equipment, installation methods and commissioning Experience reviewing drawings, RAMS, ITPs and technical documentation The ability to contribute during design and pre-construction Strong communication, coordination and problem-solving skills Desirable Experience Previous Environment Agency project experience Experience working on locks, sluices, weirs or flood-defence assets Knowledge of penstocks, gates, actuators, hydraulics, hoists or gearboxes Experience working on pumping stations or heavy water infrastructure Experience delivering refurbishment works on operational or heritage assets SMSTS, CSCS and relevant lifting or temporary works training
Jul 31, 2026
Contractor
Project Engineer - Mechanical Bias (EA Project) Location: Kent Rate: 400- 450 per day (CIS/Self-Employed) Duration: 6-9 months, with potential extension Start: ASAP We are recruiting for an experienced mechanically biased Project Engineer to support the delivery of three Environment Agency projects along the River Medway in Kent. The programme primarily involves the refurbishment of heritage lock and sluice gates, alongside upgrades to associated water-control systems. The successful candidate will initially support the design and pre-construction stages before overseeing the specialist mechanical subcontractor during site delivery. About the Projects The works will involve the refurbishment and upgrade of Environment Agency water-control assets, including: Heritage lock and sluice gate refurbishment Mechanical gate-operating equipment Actuators, gearboxes, drive systems and associated components Hydraulic equipment and water-control systems Mechanical steelwork and supporting structures Key Responsibilities Coordinate mechanical engineering activities throughout design, pre-construction and delivery Review mechanical designs, drawings and subcontractor proposals Support design development, buildability reviews and installation planning Develop and review scopes of work, programmes, RAMS, ITPs and technical documentation Manage the specialist mechanical subcontractor during site delivery Ensure mechanical works are delivered safely and in accordance with the approved design Monitor subcontractor progress, quality and programme performance Coordinate mechanical works with civil, structural, electrical and control-system packages Resolve technical and site-based engineering issues Liaise with the Environment Agency, designers, subcontractors and internal project teams The ideal candidate will have: A recognised mechanical engineering or mechanical trade qualification Experience delivering mechanical installation or refurbishment projects Experience managing specialist mechanical subcontractors Strong knowledge of mechanical equipment, installation methods and commissioning Experience reviewing drawings, RAMS, ITPs and technical documentation The ability to contribute during design and pre-construction Strong communication, coordination and problem-solving skills Desirable Experience Previous Environment Agency project experience Experience working on locks, sluices, weirs or flood-defence assets Knowledge of penstocks, gates, actuators, hydraulics, hoists or gearboxes Experience working on pumping stations or heavy water infrastructure Experience delivering refurbishment works on operational or heritage assets SMSTS, CSCS and relevant lifting or temporary works training
Water / Civil Site Manager is required on an exciting new project with Southern Water. They are looking for top-tier talent to ensure our operations run smoothly and professionally through all stages of the Asset Lifecycle Process. We are in search of a skilled temporary Site Manager to join our team to work on a large water project in Southampton. Scope of Works: Development of Health, Safety, and Environmental Management Plans for water distribution project. Guaranteeing defect-free water & civil construction works. Considering the needs of local communities and the public. RAMS Managing, supervising, and mentoring the site team. Hiring trained and experienced site operatives. Promoting cost-efficient management and resource use. Preparing, reviewing, and updating project schedules. Preparing and reviewing safety method statements and risk assessments. Conducting site inductions and toolbox talks. Ensuring all equipment is fit for purpose and operated by trained personnel. Preparing records for measurement and payment. Providing "as constructed" records for the Health and Safety File. Experience, Skills, and Requirements: Civil Engineering/Site Management qualifications or a degree in Civil Engineering/Construction Management. Health, Safety, and Environmental Management certification (e.g., IOSH). A valid driving license. CSCS Site Manager certification and First Aid at Work. A strong understanding of engineering principles.
Oct 03, 2025
Contractor
Water / Civil Site Manager is required on an exciting new project with Southern Water. They are looking for top-tier talent to ensure our operations run smoothly and professionally through all stages of the Asset Lifecycle Process. We are in search of a skilled temporary Site Manager to join our team to work on a large water project in Southampton. Scope of Works: Development of Health, Safety, and Environmental Management Plans for water distribution project. Guaranteeing defect-free water & civil construction works. Considering the needs of local communities and the public. RAMS Managing, supervising, and mentoring the site team. Hiring trained and experienced site operatives. Promoting cost-efficient management and resource use. Preparing, reviewing, and updating project schedules. Preparing and reviewing safety method statements and risk assessments. Conducting site inductions and toolbox talks. Ensuring all equipment is fit for purpose and operated by trained personnel. Preparing records for measurement and payment. Providing "as constructed" records for the Health and Safety File. Experience, Skills, and Requirements: Civil Engineering/Site Management qualifications or a degree in Civil Engineering/Construction Management. Health, Safety, and Environmental Management certification (e.g., IOSH). A valid driving license. CSCS Site Manager certification and First Aid at Work. A strong understanding of engineering principles.
Marine Site Manager (Civils) Marine/ Civil Site Manager is required on an exciting new project within Portsmouth Docks. My client is looking for top-tier talent to ensure their upcoming civil engineering works run smoothly and professionally through all stages of the project. We are in search of a skilled permanent Site Manager to join our team to work on a large water project in Southampton. Scope of Works: Development of Health, Safety, and Environmental Management Plans for water distribution project. Guaranteeing defect-free marine & civil construction works. Considering the needs of local communities and the public. Reviewing RAMS Managing, supervising, and mentoring the site team. Hiring trained and experienced site operatives. Promoting cost-efficient management and resource use. Preparing, reviewing, and updating project schedules. Preparing and reviewing safety method statements and risk assessments. Conducting site inductions and toolbox talks. Ensuring all equipment is fit for purpose and operated by trained personnel. Preparing records for measurement and payment. Providing "as constructed" records for the Health and Safety File. Experience, Skills, and Requirements: Civil Engineering/Site Management qualifications or a degree in Civil Engineering/Construction Management. Experience with marine engineering, piling, heavy civils projects Health, Safety, and Environmental Management certification (e.g., IOSH). A valid driving license. CSCS Site Manager certification and First Aid at Work. SMSTS
Sep 24, 2025
Full time
Marine Site Manager (Civils) Marine/ Civil Site Manager is required on an exciting new project within Portsmouth Docks. My client is looking for top-tier talent to ensure their upcoming civil engineering works run smoothly and professionally through all stages of the project. We are in search of a skilled permanent Site Manager to join our team to work on a large water project in Southampton. Scope of Works: Development of Health, Safety, and Environmental Management Plans for water distribution project. Guaranteeing defect-free marine & civil construction works. Considering the needs of local communities and the public. Reviewing RAMS Managing, supervising, and mentoring the site team. Hiring trained and experienced site operatives. Promoting cost-efficient management and resource use. Preparing, reviewing, and updating project schedules. Preparing and reviewing safety method statements and risk assessments. Conducting site inductions and toolbox talks. Ensuring all equipment is fit for purpose and operated by trained personnel. Preparing records for measurement and payment. Providing "as constructed" records for the Health and Safety File. Experience, Skills, and Requirements: Civil Engineering/Site Management qualifications or a degree in Civil Engineering/Construction Management. Experience with marine engineering, piling, heavy civils projects Health, Safety, and Environmental Management certification (e.g., IOSH). A valid driving license. CSCS Site Manager certification and First Aid at Work. SMSTS
