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Engineering Project Manager

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2 months ago
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Full Time, Permanent
Derby / Nottingham area
Up to £60,000 P.A + Excellent Benefits plus overtime

Applications from outside the UK will not be considered.

In a nutshell…

Our client is a leading engineering solutions provider delivering high-quality projects across automation, control, and industrial systems.

Due to continued growth and exciting new project wins across the UK, they are looking for an experienced Project Manager or Lead Engineer with a technical or engineering background to lead end-to-end project delivery. This includes planning, coordination, client engagement, and overseeing technical teams working on PLC, SCADA, HMI, and other control system projects.

This is a hands-on role suited to someone who can combine strong project management skills with technical understanding to ensure projects are delivered on time, within budget, and to the highest standards.

What's involved for the Engineering Project Manager…

Proven project management experience, ideally in engineering, industrial automation, or technical engineering projects.
Technical understanding of PLC, SCADA, HMI, or control systems engineering is advantageous.
Managing project scope, schedules, budgets, and resources to ensure successful delivery.
Collaborating with clients and senior management to define requirements, priorities, and project objectives.
Developing and maintaining detailed project plans and ensuring alignment across technical teams.
Overseeing project documentation, including technical specifications, test plans, compliance matrices, and handover materials.
Assigning tasks effectively, managing team performance, and supporting development through coaching and mentoring.
Ensuring installation, commissioning, and post-project support meet client expectations.
Building and maintaining strong relationships with clients, contractors, and suppliers to ensure smooth project execution.What you'll need…

Technical engineering experience
PLC, SCADA, HMI, or industrial automation systems is advantageous but not essential
Previous management or team leadership experience (can be project team lead, technical lead, or similar).
Ability to read, interpret, and manage technical documentation, schematics, and process diagrams.
Knowledge of industrial standards and regulations relating to automation and control systems.
Proven organisational, planning, and problem-solving skills.
Excellent communication, negotiation, and stakeholder management abilities.
Ability to balance technical expertise with leadership responsibilities, motivating teams and ensuring high-quality delivery.Benefits for the Engineering Project Manager…

Monday to Friday (1pm finish on Fridays)
40 hours per week
25 days holiday + 8 bank holidays
Free onsite parking
Company pension
Overtime available
Leisure benefit (£500)
Ongoing career development, training, and technical certification support
Excellent working environment and supportive team
Should you be interested in this Engineering Project Manager position, please apply within.

3Sixty Resourcing Ltd is an independent recruitment consultancy based in Peterborough, supplying permanent and contract personnel across the UK.

We take pride in delivering a best-in-class customer journey for our clients and candidates, operating in the following sectors: Engineering, Technical, Manufacturing, Construction, and Office Support

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