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Multi-Skilled Maintenance Engineer (Electrical & Instrumentation Biased) North Yorkshire £52000 plus Excellent Benefits Permanent Pitman Shift Pattern (Days Only) Are you an experienced Multi-Skilled Maintenance Engineer with strong electrical and instrumentation skills? Do you enjoy working in a fast-paced manufacturing or process environment where no two days are the same? We're looking for engineers who can play a key role in maintaining critical plant equipment, ensuring maximum reliability, safety and efficiency across a busy production site. The Role As part of the Engineering team, you'll be responsible for carrying out planned, preventative and reactive maintenance while supporting the safe and efficient operation of key utilities and process equipment. Your responsibilities will include: Planned, preventative and breakdown maintenance across electrical and instrumentation systems. Fault finding, testing, calibration, installation and commissioning of process instrumentation. Electrical installation, repairs and commissioning of plant and equipment. Supporting the operation of boilers, steam generation plant, CHP/gas turbine systems and water treatment facilities. Monitoring plant performance and making operational adjustments where required. Diagnosing faults and implementing effective repair solutions. Carrying out electrical isolations and working safely within Permit to Work procedures. Working closely with Production and Engineering teams to minimise downtime. Ensuring all work is completed safely and in line with company procedures. Supporting continuous improvement activities across the site. About You You'll ideally have: A recognised Electrical Engineering or Electrical & Instrumentation apprenticeship. Experience within a manufacturing, heavy industrial, chemical, energy or process environment. Strong electrical fault-finding and diagnostic skills. Experience maintaining electrical and instrumentation equipment. The ability to read electrical drawings and schematics. Knowledge of electrical isolation procedures and safe working practices. What's on Offer? 23.5 days annual leave including Bank Holidays. Generous pension scheme. Private health insurance. Life assurance. Ongoing training and development, including HV switching and CHP plant operation where required. If you're an experienced Multi-Skilled Engineer looking for a challenging role within a well-established engineering team, we'd love to hear from you. Apply today to find out more.

Senior Planner Project Controls & Planning Location: Nottingham / Midlands Salary: £55,000 £70,000 depending on experience Type: Permanent (39 Hours - Hybrid Working) The Opportunity We re working with a growing Midlands-based project controls and planning consultancy that is looking for an experienced Senior Planner to join the team. The business works across major infrastructure and construction projects, with a growing portfolio within the UK water sector. This is an opportunity for a Senior Planner who wants to do more than simply maintain programmes. You ll work closely with clients and experienced professionals across planning, project controls, contracts, claims and commercial environments. The Role You ll be responsible for providing high-quality planning support across major projects, taking ownership of programmes and helping clients understand project performance. You ll be involved in: Developing and managing complex project programmes Programme analysis and reporting Identifying risks, delays and opportunities Working closely with project teams and stakeholders Change management Schedule analysis Supporting delay and claims analysis Working within NEC contract environments Providing planning and project controls support Communicating programme issues and recommendations to clients About You We re looking for someone with strong experience in planning/project controls who is confident working independently and dealing directly with clients. You ll ideally have: Significant experience as a Planner / Senior Planner Experience within construction, infrastructure, engineering or utilities Strong P6 / Primavera experience Experience managing complex programmes Strong stakeholder-management skills Experience with programme analysis and reporting A commercially aware approach Good understanding of NEC contracts Experience around change, delay or claims The confidence to challenge, communicate and take ownership Experience within the water sector or major infrastructure would be useful. Why Consider This Opportunity? This isn t simply a role focused on maintaining programmes. The consultancy is looking for someone who can understand the wider project, identify issues, communicate with stakeholders and add value to clients. You ll work alongside experienced professionals with backgrounds in planning, project controls, contracts and claims, giving you the opportunity to broaden your technical and commercial experience. The business is continuing to grow, with further work secured across the UK water sector, providing genuine long-term opportunities for the right person. If you re an experienced Senior Planner and would be interested in finding out more, please get in touch: Email: (url removed) Phone: (phone number removed)

Machine Minder Location: North Manchester Salary: £37000 plus benefits We re recruiting for a Machine Minders to join a well-established manufacturing business in North Manchester. This is a hands-on role focused on keeping production lines running efficiently, safely, and to a high standard. What you ll be doing Operate and monitor machinery to meet production targets Carry out basic maintenance (cleaning, inspection, lubrication, set-ups) Perform minor repairs and part changes Record machine performance using CMMS Support safe working practices, including LOTO Assist with changeovers and continuous improvement activities Work closely with maintenance and production teams What you ll need Experience in a fast-paced manufacturing or FMCG environment Basic mechanical knowledge and fault-finding ability Strong attention to detail and a proactive approach Team player with good communication skills A great attitude to work and the desire to grow your career What s on Offer Stable, well-established business Training and development opportunities Supportive team environment If you re a hands-on operator who takes pride in keeping machines running, apply now or get in touch to find out more.

Mechanical Engineer We re working with a well-established manufacturing business looking to bring in an experienced Mechanical Engineer to support their production operations. This is a hands-on role, combining day-to-day engineering support with involvement in improvement projects and longer-term site development. The role: You ll be responsible for keeping production lines and associated equipment running efficiently, safely and reliably. Alongside reactive work, there s a strong focus on preventative maintenance and continuous improvement across the site. What you ll be doing: Supporting production lines and ancillary equipment across the factory Planning and carrying out preventative maintenance Identifying and implementing line and process improvements Mechanical fault finding, repair and component replacement Monitoring line efficiency and downtime, contributing to improvement plans Getting involved in CAPEX projects from planning through to implementation Setting up, adjusting and running production lines when required Supporting quality standards and reducing waste, spoilage and complaints Carrying out routine maintenance (oiling, greasing, housekeeping) Working on fabrication tasks including welding, turning and milling Supporting and mentoring apprentices and line staff Liaising with production teams and external suppliers What they re looking for: Mechanical engineering qualification (essential) At least 5 years experience in a similar manufacturing environment Experience using CAD/SolidWorks Strong fault-finding and problem-solving ability Good understanding of maintenance systems and data Comfortable working in a fast-paced production setting About you: A team player who can also work on their own initiative Practical, methodical and organised in your approach Safety-focused, with an understanding of hygiene standards in a food/FMCG environment Confident communicator, able to work across teams and levels Someone who can support change and continuous improvement on site If this sounds like something you d be open to, feel free to get in touch for a confidential chat.

Health and Safety Advisor Location: Workington Reporting directly to the HSE Manager, you will play a key role in supporting operational delivery across multiple projects on site. You will provide competent and pragmatic HSE advice, ensuring compliance with UK legislation, client procedures, and client requirements within a highly regulated nuclear environment. This is a visible, hands-on role requiring strong engagement with supervisors, operatives, and client stakeholders to drive continuous improvement and maintain high safety standards. How You Will Make An Impact Provide day-to-day HSE advice and guidance to site management, supervisors and operatives Support the implementation of the HSE strategy Assist in the preparation and review of risk assessments, method statements and environmental plans Conduct regular audits, inspections and behavioural safety conversations Ensure compliance with statutory requirements and client-specific standards Support incident investigations, root cause analysis and corrective action tracking Monitor and report on leading and lagging indicators to the HSE Manager Promote workforce engagement through toolbox talks, safety briefings and wellbeing initiatives Liaise with client HSE representatives and participate in joint inspections and forums Maintain site-specific HSE documentation in line with the Integrated Management System, Support delivery of improvement initiatives and behavioural culture programs What You Will Bring Experience in an HSE Advisor or similar role within construction, engineering or heavy industry Experience working in high-hazard or regulated environments - Nuclear preferred NEBOSH General Certificate (Diploma desirable) Membership of Institution of Occupational Safety and Health (IOSH) Strong knowledge of UK HSE legislation and practical application on site Experience supporting audits, inspections and investigations Ability to confidently engage and influence at all levels Strong organisational skills and ability to manage workload in a fast-paced environment The successful candidate will receive a competitive salary and package including car allowance, pension and health coverage.

We are looking for a Health Physics Monitor for our client on a project based in Aldermaston, Reading. Job Details: Type: Contract Rates: Contract: £36.26 Pay Type: CIS (Agency PAYE also available rates available on request) Start Date: ASAP Duration: 12 months minimum Essentials: NVQ Radiation Protection or City & Guilds - Radiation Safety Practices. SC clearance currently in place is desirable, must be able to obtain clearance. Job Description: Support the project by carrying out assessments on equipment, tasks and environments, which have radiological impact. Hours: 9 day fortnight Week 1 = 40 hours Mon - Thursday 07:45 - 17:00 ( this includes 30 mins unpaid lunch) = 35 hrs Friday 07:45 - 12:15 (no lunch break) = 5hrs Week 2 = 35 hours Mon - Thursday 07:45 - 17:00 ( this includes 30 mins unpaid lunch) = 35 hrs Friday - off If you are interested in this role, and would like to hear more, please apply with your up-to-date CV and we will be in touch to discuss the next steps.

Job Title: Electrical Technician Location: Reading Job Type: Contract Duration: 12 months Security Clearance: SC Clearance Hours and work pattern: 9 day Fortnight Week 1 = 35 hours Mon - Thursday 07:30 - 16:45 (this includes 30 mins unpaid lunch) = 35 hrs Friday - off Week 2 = 40 hours Mon - Thursday 07:30 - 16:45 (this includes 30 mins unpaid lunch) = 35 hrs Friday 07:30 - 12:30 (no lunch break) = 5hrs (potential overtime available) Pay Rate: £38.17ph (CIS) The role: Installation of systems and equipment Operations, including testing and trials Maintenance and repair Support installation, modification, EMIT (examination, maintenance, inspection & test), and decommissioning tasks as required Work from schematics, diagrams, and drawings to install equipment Install systems and equipment in compliance with relevant regulatory and legislative requirements Complete and maintain all associated records and documentation as necessary Key Requirements: Security Clearance: Candidates must hold a minimum of SC Clearance and be willing to obtain DV Clearance Qualifications: All applicants must hold an NVQ Level 3 as a minimum Background: Must have 2 years nuclear experience within the last 5 years If you are interested in this role, and meet the above requirements please apply with you updated CV and we will be in touch to discuss this role in more detail.

Decommissioning Operatives Springfield Fuels, Preston We are currently recruiting for experienced Decommissioning Operatives to join a long-term project at Springfield Fuels in Preston. This is a 12-month minimum contract working within a regulated industrial environment, supporting decommissioning and dismantling activities on site. Rate of Pay: £19.22 per hour (Agency PAYE incl. holiday pay & barrier payment) Hours: 39 per week (Mon Thu 07 30, Fri 07 15) + overtime available Duties include: De-rigging and dismantling equipment Assisting with pipework removal General site maintenance and labouring duties Supporting access and lifting operations Working as part of a decommissioning team Requirements: Valid CSCS Card Previous experience in decommissioning, heavy industrial, oil & gas or similar environments preferred BPSS/CTC clearance (mandatory prior to start approx. 4 6 weeks processing time) Must be reliable and safety-conscious Local candidates to Preston preferred. This is an excellent opportunity to secure long-term work within a major industrial decommissioning project.

Bid Manager Swindon, UK Construction / Civil Engineering The Role We re looking for a high-calibre Bid Manager to lead complex, high-value tenders across the UK construction and civil engineering markets. This is a pivotal role within the work-winning function, responsible for shaping winning strategies, driving team performance, and securing profitable pipeline aligned to business targets. You ll operate at the centre of multi-disciplinary bid teams, influencing senior stakeholders, supply chain partners, and clients to position the business for success. Key Responsibilities Winning Work Own the end-to-end bid process on major tenders, from qualification through to submission and client interview Develop and execute compelling win strategies that clearly differentiate the business Challenge and refine bid approaches to maximise probability of success (PWIN) Lead bid settlement and key decision-making forums Leadership & Coordination Lead and energise cross-functional bid teams (commercial, technical, operational, planning, supply chain) Set clear direction, drive accountability, and maintain momentum against demanding deadlines Act as the focal point for all bid-related activity, ensuring alignment across internal and external stakeholders Commercial Focus Shape tender commercial strategies to ensure competitive and sustainable pricing Work closely with Commercial leads to protect margin and manage risk exposure Oversee bid budgets and ensure efficient use of resources Client & Stakeholder Engagement Build strong, credible relationships with clients, consultants, and delivery partners Lead client-facing engagements including presentations, interviews, and post-tender negotiations Manage communication strategies with third parties, including joint ventures and key suppliers Technical & Delivery Integration Ensure robust, deliverable solutions are developed in collaboration with engineering and operational teams Oversee design input and value engineering to optimise bid solutions Align proposals with delivery strategy and operational capability Governance & Risk Ensure full compliance with internal governance, approvals, and work-winning procedures Lead risk and opportunity management, driving clear mitigation strategies Maintain high-quality, audit-ready bid documentation Handover & Feedback Lead structured handover to delivery teams for successful bids Capture lessons learned and embed continuous improvement into future tenders About You Proven track record of leading bids within a Tier 1 or major contractor environment Strong understanding of UK construction and civil engineering markets Commercially astute, with deep knowledge of contract forms (e.g. NEC, JCT) Confident operating at senior level, influencing both internal leadership and external clients Excellent communication, presentation, and negotiation skills Resilient, organised, and able to perform under pressure in fast-paced bid environments Why This Role Opportunity to lead high-profile, complex tenders across major infrastructure and construction projects Visible role with direct impact on business growth and strategic pipeline Collaborative, high-performance work-winning environment

EC&I Engineer - South East Region A leading UK infrastructure operator is seeking a hands-on Control & Instrumentation Engineer to support critical pipeline and tank storage assets across the South East. This is a technically demanding position within a regional engineering team responsible for maintaining, improving, and future-proofing industrial automation and control systems across upper-tier COMAH sites. The Role You will be operationally embedded, supporting both projects and business-as-usual maintenance while driving continuous improvement across automated systems. Responsibilities Maintain and enhance SCADA, DCS and PLC systems Provide technical support to operations, maintenance and project teams Install and commission new instrumentation and control equipment Lead fault finding and troubleshoot complex control issues Support system upgrades, design and development activities Review engineering documentation including schematics, network diagrams and functional specifications Participate in HAZOPs, FAT/SAT, P&ID reviews and commissioning activities Manage contractors and equipment vendors Ensure compliance with COMAH, DSEAR (ATEX) and relevant industry standards The Environment You will join an established technical team and be trusted to work autonomously within your region. The role involves regular travel across multiple sites and short periods working away from home, so flexibility is important. What They re Looking For 5 10 years experience in industrial control environments Strong electrical bias with solid ATEX knowledge Proven experience supporting or designing DCS/ESD/SIS and PLC/SCADA systems Upper-tier COMAH site experience is essential Comfortable operating independently and making technical decisions Background with an operator within oil & gas, power generation, gas transmission, or other highly regulated sectors is advantageous Project leadership experience is beneficial Functional safety knowledge is desirable The Opportunity This organisation offers a clear progression pathway alongside strong technical development, making it well suited to engineers who want to deepen their expertise and grow their career within a critical infrastructure environment.

Construction Manager Defence Sector Full-time On-site 9-Day Fortnight Outside IR35 Competitive Rate SC Clearance Required The Opportunity We're recruiting an experienced Construction Manager to work full-time on-site at a defence sector facility. You'll be responsible for planning, managing and monitoring construction activities, ensuring safe, compliant and timely delivery across assigned projects. Contract Details: Outside IR35 Competitive rate Full-time on-site (07:30-17:30 daily) 9-day working fortnight Current SC clearance required This role is for a construction professional with proven experience managing construction work on major projects. You'll work within a heavily regulated defence environment where safety, compliance and professional standards are paramount. You'll need current security clearance and the right construction management qualifications to start. What You'll Be Doing Construction Planning & Management Plan, manage and monitor construction work across assigned projects Establish and maintain construction schedules and milestones Coordinate work packages and manage dependencies Ensure timely delivery within budget and quality parameters Site Operations & Control Manage day-to-day site operations and activities Supervise construction teams and subcontractors Ensure compliance with site procedures and project requirements Monitor progress against plans and take corrective action as needed Safety & Compliance Ensure all construction work is carried out safely and in compliance with legislation and regulations Maintain and promote a strong safety culture on-site Conduct safety briefings and inductions Report and investigate incidents and near-misses Ensure compliance with defence sector and client-specific requirements Quality & Standards Ensure construction work meets quality standards and specifications Monitor workmanship and take action on defects or non-conformances Support quality assurance processes and inspections Maintain records and documentation to support project assurance Stakeholder & Client Liaison Work with project teams and client representatives Report on progress, issues and risks to project management Manage communications with subcontractors and site teams Ensure client requirements are understood and met About You Essential Qualifications & Requirements Current SC (Security Clearance) you must hold valid clearance to be considered Site Manager or Construction Manager experience proven track record managing construction work on major projects SMSTS (Site Management Safety Training Scheme) or NEBOSH Construction accreditation CSCS Managers Card with NVQ Level 6 Site Management or equivalent industry-recognised construction safety card (CCNSG Safety Passport or suitable equivalent) Extensive construction/build environment experience demonstrable success planning, managing and monitoring construction work Strong knowledge of: Health and Safety legislation relevant to construction Defence sector security requirements and procedures Construction planning and programme management Quality standards and compliance requirements Leadership capability comfortable directing and supervising construction teams and subcontractors Strong communication skills confident engaging with project teams, clients and site personnel Safety and compliance focused work with safety and regulatory requirements at the forefront Attention to detail accuracy essential in construction management and documentation Highly motivated takes ownership of construction delivery and site management Desirable Industry standard construction qualification NVQ Level 6, ONC, HNC, HND, Bachelor's or Master's Degree in a relevant discipline Additional NEBOSH or advanced safety qualification Experience on defence sector projects familiarity with security requirements and regulated environments Experience on large, complex construction programmes Knowledge of construction techniques Lean, value engineering or similar methodologies BIM or digital site management experience