Jobs in Wormington

Engineering Manager

Gloucestershire

Excellent Salary + Car Allowance + Bonus + Benefits

Red Sky Personnel are recruiting on behalf of a leading Tier 1 infrastructure contractor for an experienced Engineering Manager to join their expanding Energy division.

This is an exciting opportunity to take a leading technical role on a major Engineering, Procurement and Construction project within the UK's gas transmission sector. Working as part of a multidisciplinary Project Leadership Team, you will provide technical leadership throughout the full project lifecycle, from detailed design and pre-construction through to construction, commissioning and final handover.

This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced Engineering Manager or senior Project Engineer looking to work on a nationally significant infrastructure project within a highly regulated, safety-critical environment.

The Role

Reporting to the Project Technical Director, you will be responsible for leading all engineering activities across the project, ensuring engineering solutions are safe, compliant, buildable and aligned with programme, commercial and contractual objectives.

Your responsibilities will include:

Providing technical leadership across a multidisciplinary EPC project.

Managing engineering activities throughout design, construction, commissioning and project handover.

Coordinating civil, mechanical, electrical, control & instrumentation, process and gas systems engineering disciplines.

Managing engineering interfaces between internal teams, design consultants, specialist subcontractors and equipment suppliers.

Ensuring engineering activities comply with relevant legislation, client specifications and industry standards.

Supporting design assurance activities including HAZID, HAZOP, constructability reviews and engineering risk assessments.

Providing technical support during construction, resolving engineering challenges and ensuring design intent is maintained.

Managing technical change control and supporting NEC contractual processes where required.

Supporting testing, commissioning and handover of completed works.

Building strong relationships with clients, stakeholders, regulators and the wider project team.

Promoting a culture of technical excellence, collaboration and safety throughout the project.

About You

We're looking for an experienced Engineering Manager with a strong background delivering major EPC or heavy engineering projects within regulated industries.

You will have:

Proven experience as an Engineering Manager, Project Engineering Manager or Senior Project Engineer on major EPC projects.

Experience within gas transmission, process plant, heavy engineering, petrochemical, power generation or other safety-critical infrastructure environments.

Degree qualified in a relevant engineering discipline.

Chartered Engineer status or equivalent industry experience.

Strong knowledge of multidisciplinary engineering, including mechanical, piping, civil, structural, electrical, process and control systems.

Experience managing engineering design, vendor interfaces and technical assurance activities.

Good commercial awareness with experience supporting NEC or similar forms of contract.

Excellent leadership, communication and stakeholder management skills.

Strong understanding of engineering governance, technical standards and design assurance.

Full UK Driving Licence.

What's on Offer

Competitive salary

Car allowance

Annual bonus

Comprehensive benefits package

Long-term secured work within the UK energy infrastructure sector

Excellent opportunities for career progression

The opportunity to provide technical leadership on a nationally significant EPC infrastructure project

The chance to work alongside industry-leading engineering, commercial and project delivery professionals

If you're an experienced Engineering Manager looking for your next challenge within EPC, energy or major infrastructure projects, we'd love to hear from you.

Apply today or contact Red Sky Personnel for a confidential discussion