Mechanical Project Engineer

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Lower Hartshay, DE5 3RQ, United Kingdom
2 months ago
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New Opportunity - Mechanical Project Engineer

We are seeking a motivated Mechanical Project Engineer to join our client's expanding engineering team. You will be responsible for concept and detailed design across a wide range of energy sector projects, including renewables, hydrogen, fossil fuels, carbon capture, and Waste-to-X.

This role requires experience in thermodynamic and structural design, mechanical engineering principles, and an appreciation of acoustic engineering. You will work independently and collaboratively across all project phases, from concept through to delivery and commissioning, ensuring solutions are innovative, practical, and compliant with international standards.

As the new Mechanical Project Engineer, you will:

Support concept and detailed design activities for energy sector projects

Perform engineering calculations in structural, thermo-fluid, and general mechanical disciplines using both software and first-principles methods

Prepare concept design sketches, technical reports, and manufacturing documentation

Review and interpret client requirements, drawings, and specifications

Contribute to R&D and continuous improvement initiatives within the engineering team

Support internal teams in project management, quality, and supply chain as required

Participate in business development activities, including client meetings in the UK and overseas

Ensure all designs meet customer requirements, budget, and deadlines  

Key Requirements for this role:

Engineering qualification (HND or equivalent; degree preferred)

Experience in a mechanical design role, with exposure to structural analysis and first-principles calculations

Knowledge of fabricated structures, components, and manufacturing techniques

Ability to work independently and collaboratively within multidisciplinary teams

Willingness to travel internationally and work out of hours when required

Full UK driving licence and current UK residency  

Desirable Skills and Experience

Experience using Autodesk Robot or similar structural analysis software

Pressure vessel design and experience with relevant codes/standards

Design of air handling, filtration systems, or heat exchangers

Thermo-fluid analysis and acoustic calculations

Knowledge of ATEX, IEC, or other hazardous area directives

Familiarity with CDM regulations and piping/instrumentation diagrams  

About You

Analytical, creative, and strong problem-solving skills

Deadline-focused with a forward-thinking approach

Excellent communicator at all levels, both verbal and written

Motivated to develop professionally and contribute to team growth

Flexible, adaptable, and able to work under pressure  

About this role

Competitive salary with potential performance bonuses (From £45,000 depending on experience)

Career progression and professional development opportunities

Sponsorship support for eligible candidate

Exposure to high-profile energy sector projects

Supportive, collaborative, and innovative work environment  

How to Apply

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