Project Engineer, Electrical Engineering

Location: Rosyth

Project Engineer – Mechanical or Electrical

Hinkley Point C, Somerset

Full Time, Permanent

9-day fortnight (37 hrs per week)

£60,000- £70,000 + £5,000 Car Allowance + Travel and accommodation allowances for those travelling further afield

Benefits include: 25 days holiday + Banks, Enhanced Pension Contributions.

Adeptus are proud to be partnered with a tier 1 engineering services provider who are part of the exciting Hinkley Point C nuclear power station build. They are currently looking to add a project engineers to their team on a full time, permanent basis.

The Opportunity

We are seeking Project Engineers (Mechanical or Electrical bias) to deliver complex packages of work within a highly regulated nuclear environment.

This role is suited to candidates with:

* Mechanical background (HVAC, pipework, drainage, heating & cooling, nuclear mechanical plant)
   OR

* Electrical background (power distribution, cable management, electrical installation, nuclear electrical systems)

You will take responsibility for safe, compliant, on-time, on-budget delivery of assigned project packages while working closely with Project Managers, QS, QA, site teams and subcontractors.

What We’re Looking For

* Proven experience delivering projects in nuclear or highly regulated sectors (defence, energy, rail, petrochemical, etc.)

* Strong programme, cost and risk management capability

* Experience managing subcontractors and site teams

* Knowledge of nuclear safety culture & quality standards

Desirable:

* HNC/ONC or equivalent engineering qualification

* Working towards APM PMQ (or similar)

* Experience with in large-scale EPC projects

Why Join?

* Long-term programme stability

* Exposure to nuclear-grade systems and standards

* Work on one of Europe’s most significant infrastructure projects

* Excellent career development & progression

* 9-day fortnight working pattern

If you have nuclear, defence or large-scale industrial project experience and want to contribute to a landmark UK energy project, we want to hear from you