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Job Title: Senior or Principal EC&I Engineer Location: Warrington or Nr Birmingham Contract Type: Contract or Permanent Work Pattern: Hybrid working Role Overview: A new opportunity has arisen for a Senior or Principal Electrical, Control & Instrumentation (EC&I) Engineer to drive technical excellence across complex projects for an independent provider of Nuclear Engineering and Manufacturing services in the UK. The Senior/ Principal will deliver EC&I design and engineering from Front-End Engineering through Detailed Design and project completion, working as part of a team of engineers to deliver technically compliant, cost-effective solutions on schedule. Key Responsibilities: Interpret design requirements and deliver fit-for-purpose EC&I solutions. Support and mentor a team of design engineers. Supervise, verify, and produce design deliverables, including electrical schematics, general arrangement drawings, cable schedules, functional and software design documentation, and O&M manuals. Ensure integration and coordination with other engineering disciplines. Manage the design lifecycle in line with UK H&S legislation and relevant standards. Contribute to Design Control Files, HAZOP sessions, and design reviews. Identify and manage bought-out plant and equipment. Collaborate with manufacturing, testing, and commissioning teams to optimise design. Implement design change control and manage contract variations as required. Deliver projects within budget and timescales. Essential Knowledge & Experience: HNC qualification or equivalent with extensive engineering experience. Proven experience managing engineers and design teams. Nuclear industry experience is desirable. Knowledge of British and European technical and legislative standards. Familiarity with IEC 61508 Safety Standards advantageous. Proficient in MS Office and CAD software (AutoCAD and AutoCAD Electrical). Person Specification: Customer-focused with strong stakeholder engagement skills. Team player with a collaborative approach. Results-oriented and solution-focused, with a track record of successful project delivery. Adaptable to change, capable of working in international, multi-disciplinary environments. Demonstrates integrity, professionalism, and accountability. Committed to developing and mentoring team members. Why Apply: This is an exceptional opportunity to lead EC&I solutions in a technically challenging, high-profile environment while shaping team performance and project outcomes.

Permit Coordinator/Officer Nuclear Engineering / Manufacturing Fixed Term Contract 12 Months We are supporting a leading Nuclear Engineering and Manufacturing company in the appointment of an experienced Permit Officer on a 12-month fixed term contract. This role is critical to the safe control and coordination of work activities within a high-hazard, highly regulated nuclear engineering facility. Acting on behalf of the Facility, the Permit Officer ensures all work is released, managed, and executed in accordance with approved Safe Systems of Work, isolation procedures, and authorised schedules. The Role As Permit Officer, you will have authority for the release, coordination, and suspension of work within a designated facility area, ensuring safe system configuration at all times. Key Responsibilities Authorising the start, continuation, interruption, or suspension of scheduled work activities Acting on behalf of the Facility in controlling all work within your designated area Coordinating multiple work activities to ensure compatibility with facility conditions and other planned works Releasing work in line with the authorised schedule and approved change control processes Providing input into integrated planning activities Participating in stakeholder meetings as the Facility representative Conducting routine facility tours to verify work is performed safely and in accordance with approved procedures Acting as the central point of contact for personnel entering the controlled area, ensuring correct authorisation under site rules Verifying SSOW documentation and ensuring records are archived in line with company procedures Providing independent verification of electrical and mechanical isolations under the ITC process Reviewing work packs to confirm appropriate safety controls are in place Participating in risk assessment activities Maintaining accurate awareness of work status and providing effective handovers Exercising stop-work authority where activities are deemed unsafe Essential Experience & Knowledge Previous experience in a Permit Officer or Safe System of Work Controller role Strong, demonstrable understanding of electrical and mechanical isolation processes Experience working in nuclear, energy, heavy engineering, or other high-hazard regulated environments Confident engaging with multiple stakeholders and enforcing safety standard Why Apply? Opportunity to work within a highly regulated nuclear engineering/manufacturing environment Critical safety-focused role with real authority and accountability 12-month fixed term contract with an established industry client

Multi Skilled Maintenance Engineer (Electrical Bias 70/30) Wigan Monday Friday, rotating 6am 2pm / 2pm 10pm Salary £40000 to £45000 plus benefits We are recruiting a Multi Skilled Maintenance Engineer with a strong electrical bias to join our clients busy Engineering team. You ll carry out fault finding, repairs, and preventative maintenance across a range of equipment, helping to minimise downtime and drive continuous improvement. What you ll be doing: Maintain and repair production machinery (electrical & mechanical) Support PPM schedules and improvement projects Diagnose PLC, pneumatic, and hydraulic faults Work closely with production and contractors to resolve issues quickly Ensure compliance with health & safety standards What we re looking for: Time-served Engineer with City & Guilds (or equivalent) Experience in a manufacturing or FMCG environment Confident with PLC fault finding and control systems Strong problem-solving and communication skills Interested in finding out more? Get in touch

HGV Technician Reading, Berkshire We re looking for an experienced HGV Technician to join our clients team near Reading. You ll be responsible for carrying out inspections, repairs, and MOTs across a varied fleet, making sure everything meets manufacturer standards and complies with legislation. What you ll be doing Conducting thorough HGV inspections, servicing, repairs and warranty work. Diagnosing faults and repairing hydraulic, pneumatic, and electrical systems. Ensuring all service reports, paperwork, and electronic job sheets are completed accurately. Maintaining a safe, clean, and compliant workshop environment. Completing all necessary training to keep your skills up to date. Mentoring and supporting apprentice technicians. Providing roadside assistance for breakdowns. Offering occasional cover at other depots when required. Carrying out any additional duties within your skills, as requested by management. What we re looking for City & Guilds Parts 1, 2 & 3, NVQ Level 3 (or equivalent) in HGV maintenance or 10+ years of proven hands-on HGV experience. Strong knowledge of hydraulics, pneumatics, electrics and mechanical systems. Good understanding of current health & safety regulations. Excellent communication skills and a team-focused attitude.