Engineering Asset Manager

Engineering Asset Manager

£45,000 - £50,000+ | Antrim | 37.5 hours per week

An exciting opportunity has arisen for an experienced Engineering Asset Manager to join a major operational environment in the Antrim area. This is a key role within the Engineering function, responsible for strategically managing the full lifecycle of Mechanical & Electrical assets, ensuring the right balance between performance, cost, risk and compliance.

You will play a central role in developing asset strategies, managing budgets and contractors, driving continuous improvement and ensuring the highest standards of health, safety and regulatory compliance across a critical operational environment.

Reporting to the Engineering Manager, you will take ownership of the M&E asset portfolio and work closely with key internal and external stakeholders to ensure assets remain safe, reliable, compliant and fit for purpose.

• Developing and implementing M&E asset lifecycle strategies across the asset portfolio.
• Managing budgets, forecasting and financial controls to ensure effective use of resources.
• Acting as the key M&E contact for internal stakeholders and translating business requirements into effective engineering solutions.
• Maintaining a detailed understanding of the asset base, including condition, age, location and criticality.
• Leading, mentoring and developing the internal M&E team.
• Managing key M&E contracts, including tendering, negotiation and ongoing performance management.
• Managing contractor performance and driving improvements in service delivery.
• Ensuring compliance with all relevant health & safety, fire, aviation, security and regulatory requirements.
• Developing a strong safety-first culture across the M&E function.
• Working closely with engineering planning teams to coordinate both internal and outsourced works.
• Identifying and managing asset-related risks and developing appropriate mitigation strategies.
• Developing internal technical capability through training, mentoring and professional development.
• Supporting emergency response activities and participating in relevant emergency exercises.
• Driving continuous improvement across M&E assets, processes and service provision.

We are looking for an experienced M&E / Engineering professional who can combine strong technical knowledge with commercial awareness, leadership and strategic asset management capability.

• Strong experience within Mechanical & Electrical engineering or asset management.
• Experience managing engineering assets throughout their lifecycle.
• Previous experience managing contractors and service providers.
• Experience with budgeting, forecasting and financial management.
• Strong knowledge of health & safety and regulatory compliance.
• Experience leading, mentoring or developing engineering teams.
• Strong stakeholder management and communication skills.
• A proactive approach to risk management and continuous improvement.
• The ability to manage multiple priorities within a complex operational environment.

Alongside a salary of £45,000 - £50,000+, the organisation offers an excellent overall benefits package, including:

• 33 days annual leave
• 6% employer pension contribution
• Agile and flexible working policies
• Life assurance of up to 6x final salary
• Educational Development Allowance
• Employee Assistance Programme & counselling
• Company sick pay - up to 6 months full pay followed by 6 months half pay
• Enhanced parental leave
• Cycle to work scheme
• Occupational health support
• Free annual flu vaccinations
• Service awards
• Free airport parking
• Enhanced duty-free discounts
• Access to the business lounge when travelling
• Perks discount card
• Share scheme, including company matching
• Payroll giving scheme
• Employee recognition schemes
• Additional staff events, rewards and benefits throughout the year

This is a fantastic opportunity for an experienced M&E, Engineering or Asset Management professional to take ownership of a strategically important asset portfolio within a high-profile and operationally critical environment.