Multi-Skilled Engineer Weekend Shift FMCG Manufacturing Near Newcastle Scantec Recruitment is working in partnership with a leading FMCG manufacturing business near Newcastle to recruit a Multi-Skilled Engineer for their weekend engineering team. Production does not run at weekends, so this role is heavily focused on planned preventative maintenance (PPM) and project work. You ll be part of a small, close-knit engineering team, supporting the site through scheduled maintenance, improvements and CAPEX activity. The role is predominantly mechanical, with some basic electrical fault-finding and maintenance required. Shift Pattern Regular weekend work 12-hour day shifts Saturday & Sunday Plus one additional 12-hour day shift during the week (Flexible, typically Friday or Monday) The Role You ll be responsible for providing engineering and technical support across production lines and ancillary equipment, ensuring all maintenance activities are carried out safely, efficiently and to a high standard. Key Responsibilities Identify and implement line and process improvements Ensure production lines are safe to operate Plan and carry out preventative maintenance activities Support CAPEX projects from planning through to implementation Contribute to the training and development of line staff and apprentices Set up, adjust and run production lines when required Monitor line efficiency and downtime, contributing to action plans for improvement Carry out mechanical fault finding, repair and replacement Carry out electrical fault finding, repair and replacement within your level of competence Ensure quality controls are followed, with ongoing review of spoilage, isolations and customer complaints Support the implementation of WCP standards Complete daily maintenance tasks including lubrication, cleaning and housekeeping Maintain a safe, tidy working environment at all times About You Experienced Multi-Skilled Engineer from a fast-paced manufacturing environment (ideally FMCG) Typically 3 5 years experience in a similar role Strong mechanical background with basic electrical capability Holds relevant engineering qualifications such as NVQ Level 3, HNC or HND (Mechanical or Electrical) Comfortable working independently and as part of a small team Strong safety awareness and attention to detail
Mar 31, 2026
Full time
Multi-Skilled Engineer Weekend Shift FMCG Manufacturing Near Newcastle Scantec Recruitment is working in partnership with a leading FMCG manufacturing business near Newcastle to recruit a Multi-Skilled Engineer for their weekend engineering team. Production does not run at weekends, so this role is heavily focused on planned preventative maintenance (PPM) and project work. You ll be part of a small, close-knit engineering team, supporting the site through scheduled maintenance, improvements and CAPEX activity. The role is predominantly mechanical, with some basic electrical fault-finding and maintenance required. Shift Pattern Regular weekend work 12-hour day shifts Saturday & Sunday Plus one additional 12-hour day shift during the week (Flexible, typically Friday or Monday) The Role You ll be responsible for providing engineering and technical support across production lines and ancillary equipment, ensuring all maintenance activities are carried out safely, efficiently and to a high standard. Key Responsibilities Identify and implement line and process improvements Ensure production lines are safe to operate Plan and carry out preventative maintenance activities Support CAPEX projects from planning through to implementation Contribute to the training and development of line staff and apprentices Set up, adjust and run production lines when required Monitor line efficiency and downtime, contributing to action plans for improvement Carry out mechanical fault finding, repair and replacement Carry out electrical fault finding, repair and replacement within your level of competence Ensure quality controls are followed, with ongoing review of spoilage, isolations and customer complaints Support the implementation of WCP standards Complete daily maintenance tasks including lubrication, cleaning and housekeeping Maintain a safe, tidy working environment at all times About You Experienced Multi-Skilled Engineer from a fast-paced manufacturing environment (ideally FMCG) Typically 3 5 years experience in a similar role Strong mechanical background with basic electrical capability Holds relevant engineering qualifications such as NVQ Level 3, HNC or HND (Mechanical or Electrical) Comfortable working independently and as part of a small team Strong safety awareness and attention to detail
Electrical Engineer Nuclear Infrastructure Location: Hybrid (Site visits near Helensburgh) Security Clearance: SC required (UK National) A leading international engineering organisation at the forefront of the global energy transition is seeking an experienced Electrical Engineer to join its Approving Authority team. This is a critical role supporting operational nuclear facilities and future programmes within a highly regulated, safety-driven environment. This opportunity suits a technically strong engineer who thrives in high-hazard industries and is confident working across design assurance, safety substantiation, and multi-disciplinary collaboration. The Role Working within a multi-disciplinary engineering team, you will provide technical assurance and independent oversight across electrical infrastructure projects in nuclear environments. Key responsibilities include: Managing infrastructure design substantiation documentation Reviewing and handling design changes and concessions Presenting technical substantiations to safety committees Developing EIMT schedules, procedures, and reporting outcomes Producing Periodic Review of Safety (PRS) documentation Conducting Independent Technical Reviews (ITR) Reviewing calculations, safety submissions, and technical reports Advising internal and external stakeholders Supporting safety case development (HAZID/HAZOP) Assessing electrical plant and equipment for hazards Justifying engineering modifications within high-risk environments You will play a direct role in maintaining compliance, supporting regulatory standards, and ensuring the integrity of safety-related systems and components. About You You are an experienced Electrical Engineer with strong technical judgement and the confidence to challenge and review complex engineering work. Essential experience: Design assessment of electrical installations in HV and/or LV environments Experience across concept, detailed design, and construction phases Background in regulated industries (ideally UK nuclear energy or defence) Experience authoring technical justifications in high-hazard sectors Multi-discipline project experience Knowledge of safety case methodologies (HAZID / HAZOP) Experience reviewing safety-related structures, systems, and components Qualifications: BEng in Electrical Engineering (or equivalent experience) Chartered Engineer (CEng) status, or demonstrable equivalent experience What s on Offer Opportunity to work within a globally recognised nuclear engineering environment Involvement in long-term, nationally significant infrastructure programmes Clear career development pathways across technical, operational and project disciplines Hybrid working model Comprehensive employee wellbeing and benefits package Stable, long-term position within a growth-focused sector This role requires Security Clearance (SC). Applicants must be UK Nationals and eligible to obtain/hold clearance. If you are looking for a technically rigorous role where your expertise directly contributes to the safe delivery of critical infrastructure, we would welcome a confidential discussion.
Mar 31, 2026
Full time
Electrical Engineer Nuclear Infrastructure Location: Hybrid (Site visits near Helensburgh) Security Clearance: SC required (UK National) A leading international engineering organisation at the forefront of the global energy transition is seeking an experienced Electrical Engineer to join its Approving Authority team. This is a critical role supporting operational nuclear facilities and future programmes within a highly regulated, safety-driven environment. This opportunity suits a technically strong engineer who thrives in high-hazard industries and is confident working across design assurance, safety substantiation, and multi-disciplinary collaboration. The Role Working within a multi-disciplinary engineering team, you will provide technical assurance and independent oversight across electrical infrastructure projects in nuclear environments. Key responsibilities include: Managing infrastructure design substantiation documentation Reviewing and handling design changes and concessions Presenting technical substantiations to safety committees Developing EIMT schedules, procedures, and reporting outcomes Producing Periodic Review of Safety (PRS) documentation Conducting Independent Technical Reviews (ITR) Reviewing calculations, safety submissions, and technical reports Advising internal and external stakeholders Supporting safety case development (HAZID/HAZOP) Assessing electrical plant and equipment for hazards Justifying engineering modifications within high-risk environments You will play a direct role in maintaining compliance, supporting regulatory standards, and ensuring the integrity of safety-related systems and components. About You You are an experienced Electrical Engineer with strong technical judgement and the confidence to challenge and review complex engineering work. Essential experience: Design assessment of electrical installations in HV and/or LV environments Experience across concept, detailed design, and construction phases Background in regulated industries (ideally UK nuclear energy or defence) Experience authoring technical justifications in high-hazard sectors Multi-discipline project experience Knowledge of safety case methodologies (HAZID / HAZOP) Experience reviewing safety-related structures, systems, and components Qualifications: BEng in Electrical Engineering (or equivalent experience) Chartered Engineer (CEng) status, or demonstrable equivalent experience What s on Offer Opportunity to work within a globally recognised nuclear engineering environment Involvement in long-term, nationally significant infrastructure programmes Clear career development pathways across technical, operational and project disciplines Hybrid working model Comprehensive employee wellbeing and benefits package Stable, long-term position within a growth-focused sector This role requires Security Clearance (SC). Applicants must be UK Nationals and eligible to obtain/hold clearance. If you are looking for a technically rigorous role where your expertise directly contributes to the safe delivery of critical infrastructure, we would welcome a confidential discussion.
Principal Civil Engineer Contract type: Contract Scope: Outside IR35 Location: Manchester Industry: Water Purpose of the Role We are working with a specialist engineering consultancy providing design and infrastructure support across the rail and utilities sectors. The organisation supports projects from early design through to installation, delivering safe and efficient solutions on complex infrastructure programmes. The Principal Civil Engineer will be responsible for delivering technical solutions, overseeing design deliverables, and maintaining engineering standards for civil engineering projects across the regulated water industry. The role ensures designs meet safety, quality, and regulatory requirements while providing technical leadership to the wider design team. Key Responsibilities Ensure the design team delivers civil engineering designs that meet safety, quality, and regulatory standards. Review and approve design deliverables, design risk assessments, reports, and technical specifications. Identify efficient and appropriate design solutions from project scopes and site visits, communicating these to clients and project teams. Provide leadership and development for engineers, CAD technicians, and graduates. Guide designs to ensure compliance with relevant technical standards, professional guidance, and water company requirements. Manage and record design changes throughout the project lifecycle. Ensure work is delivered in line with formal processes and procedures. Estimate design hours and support project planning. Attend and present designs at technical and project review meetings. Interpret and communicate relevant engineering standards and procedural updates. Act as Professional Head for the discipline and undertake Responsible Engineer/CRE duties on specific projects. Provide technical input to projects and tenders while supporting continuous improvement of engineering standards. Required Qualifications & Experience Around 10 years design experience within the regulated water industry at Senior or Principal Engineer level. Experience carrying out hydraulic calculations and preparing hydraulic profiles. Degree or HND in a relevant engineering discipline. Strong IT skills and professional engineering knowledge. Chartered Engineer status. Preferred Experience Experience working on both clean water and wastewater projects. Experience with infrastructure and non-infrastructure designs. Experience delivering both outline and detailed designs. Knowledge of construction methods, materials, and engineering drawing practices. Full UK driving licence and access to a vehicle. Key Skills Strong technical expertise, effective communication, problem solving, and the ability to lead and develop others within a multidisciplinary engineering team.
Mar 31, 2026
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Principal Civil Engineer Contract type: Contract Scope: Outside IR35 Location: Manchester Industry: Water Purpose of the Role We are working with a specialist engineering consultancy providing design and infrastructure support across the rail and utilities sectors. The organisation supports projects from early design through to installation, delivering safe and efficient solutions on complex infrastructure programmes. The Principal Civil Engineer will be responsible for delivering technical solutions, overseeing design deliverables, and maintaining engineering standards for civil engineering projects across the regulated water industry. The role ensures designs meet safety, quality, and regulatory requirements while providing technical leadership to the wider design team. Key Responsibilities Ensure the design team delivers civil engineering designs that meet safety, quality, and regulatory standards. Review and approve design deliverables, design risk assessments, reports, and technical specifications. Identify efficient and appropriate design solutions from project scopes and site visits, communicating these to clients and project teams. Provide leadership and development for engineers, CAD technicians, and graduates. Guide designs to ensure compliance with relevant technical standards, professional guidance, and water company requirements. Manage and record design changes throughout the project lifecycle. Ensure work is delivered in line with formal processes and procedures. Estimate design hours and support project planning. Attend and present designs at technical and project review meetings. Interpret and communicate relevant engineering standards and procedural updates. Act as Professional Head for the discipline and undertake Responsible Engineer/CRE duties on specific projects. Provide technical input to projects and tenders while supporting continuous improvement of engineering standards. Required Qualifications & Experience Around 10 years design experience within the regulated water industry at Senior or Principal Engineer level. Experience carrying out hydraulic calculations and preparing hydraulic profiles. Degree or HND in a relevant engineering discipline. Strong IT skills and professional engineering knowledge. Chartered Engineer status. Preferred Experience Experience working on both clean water and wastewater projects. Experience with infrastructure and non-infrastructure designs. Experience delivering both outline and detailed designs. Knowledge of construction methods, materials, and engineering drawing practices. Full UK driving licence and access to a vehicle. Key Skills Strong technical expertise, effective communication, problem solving, and the ability to lead and develop others within a multidisciplinary engineering team.
Principal Structural Engineer Contract type: Contract Scope: Outside IR35 Location: Manchester Industry: Water Purpose of the Role We are working with a specialist engineering consultancy providing design and infrastructure support across the rail and utilities sectors. The organisation supports projects from early design through to installation, delivering safe and efficient solutions on complex infrastructure programmes. The Principal Structural Engineer will be responsible for delivering technical solutions, overseeing structural design deliverables, and maintaining engineering standards across complex infrastructure projects. The role provides technical leadership to the design team and ensures all structural designs meet required safety, quality, and regulatory standards. Key Responsibilities Ensure the design team delivers structural design packages that meet safety, quality, and regulatory requirements. Review and approve design deliverables, design risk assessments, reports, and technical specifications. Identify efficient and appropriate structural design solutions from project scopes and site visits, communicating these with clients and project teams. Lead and develop engineers, CAD technicians, and graduates within the design team. Ensure designs comply with relevant technical, professional, and industry standards. Manage and record design changes throughout the project lifecycle. Ensure work is delivered in line with formal engineering processes and procedures. Estimate design hours and contribute to project planning. Attend and present designs at project and technical review meetings. Interpret and communicate engineering standards and procedural updates. Undertake the role of Professional Head for the discipline and Responsible Engineer/CRE on relevant projects. Provide technical guidance for projects and tenders while supporting continuous improvement of engineering standards. Required Qualifications & Experience Around 10 years structural design experience at Senior or Principal Engineer level. Significant experience delivering structural designs within regulated industries such as rail, water, oil & gas, nuclear, highways, or bridges. Degree or HND in a relevant engineering discipline. Strong IT skills and professional engineering knowledge. Chartered Engineer status. Preferred Experience Experience working within regulated water and/or rail industries. Knowledge of construction methods, materials, and engineering drawing practices. Full UK driving licence and access to a vehicle. Key Skills Strong technical expertise, effective communication, problem solving, and the ability to lead and develop others within a multidisciplinary engineering team.
Mar 31, 2026
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Principal Structural Engineer Contract type: Contract Scope: Outside IR35 Location: Manchester Industry: Water Purpose of the Role We are working with a specialist engineering consultancy providing design and infrastructure support across the rail and utilities sectors. The organisation supports projects from early design through to installation, delivering safe and efficient solutions on complex infrastructure programmes. The Principal Structural Engineer will be responsible for delivering technical solutions, overseeing structural design deliverables, and maintaining engineering standards across complex infrastructure projects. The role provides technical leadership to the design team and ensures all structural designs meet required safety, quality, and regulatory standards. Key Responsibilities Ensure the design team delivers structural design packages that meet safety, quality, and regulatory requirements. Review and approve design deliverables, design risk assessments, reports, and technical specifications. Identify efficient and appropriate structural design solutions from project scopes and site visits, communicating these with clients and project teams. Lead and develop engineers, CAD technicians, and graduates within the design team. Ensure designs comply with relevant technical, professional, and industry standards. Manage and record design changes throughout the project lifecycle. Ensure work is delivered in line with formal engineering processes and procedures. Estimate design hours and contribute to project planning. Attend and present designs at project and technical review meetings. Interpret and communicate engineering standards and procedural updates. Undertake the role of Professional Head for the discipline and Responsible Engineer/CRE on relevant projects. Provide technical guidance for projects and tenders while supporting continuous improvement of engineering standards. Required Qualifications & Experience Around 10 years structural design experience at Senior or Principal Engineer level. Significant experience delivering structural designs within regulated industries such as rail, water, oil & gas, nuclear, highways, or bridges. Degree or HND in a relevant engineering discipline. Strong IT skills and professional engineering knowledge. Chartered Engineer status. Preferred Experience Experience working within regulated water and/or rail industries. Knowledge of construction methods, materials, and engineering drawing practices. Full UK driving licence and access to a vehicle. Key Skills Strong technical expertise, effective communication, problem solving, and the ability to lead and develop others within a multidisciplinary engineering team.
Design Manager Contract type: Contract Scope: Outside IR35 Location: Manchester Industry: Water Purpose of the Role We are working with a specialist engineering consultancy providing design and infrastructure support across the rail and utilities sectors. The organisation supports projects from early design through to installation, delivering safe and efficient solutions on complex infrastructure programmes. The Design Manager will lead and manage multidisciplinary design teams delivering engineering projects within the regulated water industry. The role is responsible for ensuring design deliverables are completed on time, to the required quality and safety standards, while supporting the development of the design team and improving internal processes. Key Responsibilities Manage, direct, and develop engineers, CAD technicians, and graduates within the design team. Support the growth of the design team while maintaining a positive and collaborative working environment. Lead the design process on multidisciplinary water industry projects. Improve and implement formal design processes and procedures across the team. Promote and implement appropriate software tools, including BIM and 3D modelling where required. Ensure the team produces integrated design deliverables that meet safety, quality, and technical standards. Ensure design packages are delivered within agreed timescales and project budgets. Ensure relevant standards, best practices, and design tools are consistently applied. Manage and record design changes throughout the project lifecycle. Support estimating and planning of design hours for project delivery. Required Qualifications & Experience Around 10 years experience within the engineering design industry in regulated sectors such as water, rail, oil & gas, nuclear, highways, or bridges. Degree or HND in a relevant engineering discipline. Strong IT skills and familiarity with engineering design tools. Experience working within the regulated water industry. Proven experience managing multidisciplinary design teams and projects. Full UK driving licence and access to a vehicle. Preferred Experience Chartered Engineer status or working towards chartership. Experience building and developing engineering teams, including mentoring junior staff. Key Skills Strong leadership, communication, and problem-solving skills, with a results-focused approach and the ability to develop and support multidisciplinary engineering teams.
Mar 31, 2026
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Design Manager Contract type: Contract Scope: Outside IR35 Location: Manchester Industry: Water Purpose of the Role We are working with a specialist engineering consultancy providing design and infrastructure support across the rail and utilities sectors. The organisation supports projects from early design through to installation, delivering safe and efficient solutions on complex infrastructure programmes. The Design Manager will lead and manage multidisciplinary design teams delivering engineering projects within the regulated water industry. The role is responsible for ensuring design deliverables are completed on time, to the required quality and safety standards, while supporting the development of the design team and improving internal processes. Key Responsibilities Manage, direct, and develop engineers, CAD technicians, and graduates within the design team. Support the growth of the design team while maintaining a positive and collaborative working environment. Lead the design process on multidisciplinary water industry projects. Improve and implement formal design processes and procedures across the team. Promote and implement appropriate software tools, including BIM and 3D modelling where required. Ensure the team produces integrated design deliverables that meet safety, quality, and technical standards. Ensure design packages are delivered within agreed timescales and project budgets. Ensure relevant standards, best practices, and design tools are consistently applied. Manage and record design changes throughout the project lifecycle. Support estimating and planning of design hours for project delivery. Required Qualifications & Experience Around 10 years experience within the engineering design industry in regulated sectors such as water, rail, oil & gas, nuclear, highways, or bridges. Degree or HND in a relevant engineering discipline. Strong IT skills and familiarity with engineering design tools. Experience working within the regulated water industry. Proven experience managing multidisciplinary design teams and projects. Full UK driving licence and access to a vehicle. Preferred Experience Chartered Engineer status or working towards chartership. Experience building and developing engineering teams, including mentoring junior staff. Key Skills Strong leadership, communication, and problem-solving skills, with a results-focused approach and the ability to develop and support multidisciplinary engineering teams.
Engineering Manager Contract type: Contract Scope: Outside IR35 Location: Manchester Industry: Water Purpose of the Role We are working with a specialist engineering consultancy providing design and infrastructure support across the rail and utilities sectors. The organisation supports projects from early design through to installation, delivering safe and efficient solutions on complex infrastructure programmes. The Engineering Manager will lead multidisciplinary design teams delivering engineering solutions across water industry projects. The role is responsible for ensuring design deliverables meet required safety, quality, and technical standards while being delivered on time and within agreed project parameters. Key Responsibilities Lead, manage, and develop multidisciplinary teams including engineers, CAD technicians, and graduates. Identify and implement safe, efficient, and value-engineered design solutions, communicating these with clients and project teams. Act as Professional Head for the design function. Ensure designs comply with relevant technical, professional, and water industry standards, approving design packages where required. Promote the use of appropriate design tools, including BIM and 3D modelling. Manage the production of integrated design deliverables that meet safety and quality requirements. Interpret and communicate engineering standards, procedures, and updates to the team. Ensure design packages are delivered within agreed timescales, budgets, and formal processes. Manage and record design changes throughout the project lifecycle. Lead the estimating and planning of design hours for project delivery. Required Qualifications & Experience Around 10 years experience working within the regulated water industry. Degree or HND in a relevant engineering discipline. Chartered Engineer status. Strong IT skills and knowledge of engineering design tools. Proven experience managing multidisciplinary engineering teams and projects. Understanding of MEICA, civil, and process engineering design. Full UK driving licence and access to a vehicle. Preferred Experience Experience leading and developing engineering teams within complex infrastructure projects. Strong interest in leading and developing engineering design capability. Key Skills Strong leadership and communication skills, technical expertise, problem-solving ability, and a results-focused approach with the ability to develop and support multidisciplinary teams.
Mar 31, 2026
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Engineering Manager Contract type: Contract Scope: Outside IR35 Location: Manchester Industry: Water Purpose of the Role We are working with a specialist engineering consultancy providing design and infrastructure support across the rail and utilities sectors. The organisation supports projects from early design through to installation, delivering safe and efficient solutions on complex infrastructure programmes. The Engineering Manager will lead multidisciplinary design teams delivering engineering solutions across water industry projects. The role is responsible for ensuring design deliverables meet required safety, quality, and technical standards while being delivered on time and within agreed project parameters. Key Responsibilities Lead, manage, and develop multidisciplinary teams including engineers, CAD technicians, and graduates. Identify and implement safe, efficient, and value-engineered design solutions, communicating these with clients and project teams. Act as Professional Head for the design function. Ensure designs comply with relevant technical, professional, and water industry standards, approving design packages where required. Promote the use of appropriate design tools, including BIM and 3D modelling. Manage the production of integrated design deliverables that meet safety and quality requirements. Interpret and communicate engineering standards, procedures, and updates to the team. Ensure design packages are delivered within agreed timescales, budgets, and formal processes. Manage and record design changes throughout the project lifecycle. Lead the estimating and planning of design hours for project delivery. Required Qualifications & Experience Around 10 years experience working within the regulated water industry. Degree or HND in a relevant engineering discipline. Chartered Engineer status. Strong IT skills and knowledge of engineering design tools. Proven experience managing multidisciplinary engineering teams and projects. Understanding of MEICA, civil, and process engineering design. Full UK driving licence and access to a vehicle. Preferred Experience Experience leading and developing engineering teams within complex infrastructure projects. Strong interest in leading and developing engineering design capability. Key Skills Strong leadership and communication skills, technical expertise, problem-solving ability, and a results-focused approach with the ability to develop and support multidisciplinary teams.
Laboratory Analyst Asbestos West Midlands £27,000 Mon Fri 8:00am 4:00pm Are you an experienced asbestos analyst looking to join a growing, quality-driven organisation? Do you take pride in accuracy, teamwork, and delivering high standards of service? If so, this could be the ideal opportunity for you. A well-established asbestos consultancy is seeking a Laboratory Analyst to support continued expansion and recent contract wins. With a strong reputation for delivering first-class, UKAS-accredited services to high-profile clients, this organisation offers a collaborative environment where teamwork and professional standards go hand in hand. This is a fantastic opportunity to join a company experiencing sustained year-on-year growth while being part of a supportive and ambitious laboratory team. Key Responsibilities: Conducting analysis of bulk material samples for asbestos content in line with accredited procedures. Prioritising workloads alongside colleagues to meet laboratory KPIs and turnaround targets. Accurately recording observations and analytical data to produce detailed factual reports. Supporting quality control and assurance activities to maintain UKAS accreditation and authorisation status. Responding to internal customer queries in a professional and timely manner. What You ll Need: Experience within the asbestos and/or analytical laboratory sector. BOHS P401 essential . Strong attention to detail and commitment to high-quality output. Ability to work independently and as part of a collaborative team. What s on Offer: 23 days annual leave + 8 bank holidays Life assurance Health cash plan Employee assistance programme Pension scheme
Mar 31, 2026
Full time
Laboratory Analyst Asbestos West Midlands £27,000 Mon Fri 8:00am 4:00pm Are you an experienced asbestos analyst looking to join a growing, quality-driven organisation? Do you take pride in accuracy, teamwork, and delivering high standards of service? If so, this could be the ideal opportunity for you. A well-established asbestos consultancy is seeking a Laboratory Analyst to support continued expansion and recent contract wins. With a strong reputation for delivering first-class, UKAS-accredited services to high-profile clients, this organisation offers a collaborative environment where teamwork and professional standards go hand in hand. This is a fantastic opportunity to join a company experiencing sustained year-on-year growth while being part of a supportive and ambitious laboratory team. Key Responsibilities: Conducting analysis of bulk material samples for asbestos content in line with accredited procedures. Prioritising workloads alongside colleagues to meet laboratory KPIs and turnaround targets. Accurately recording observations and analytical data to produce detailed factual reports. Supporting quality control and assurance activities to maintain UKAS accreditation and authorisation status. Responding to internal customer queries in a professional and timely manner. What You ll Need: Experience within the asbestos and/or analytical laboratory sector. BOHS P401 essential . Strong attention to detail and commitment to high-quality output. Ability to work independently and as part of a collaborative team. What s on Offer: 23 days annual leave + 8 bank holidays Life assurance Health cash plan Employee assistance programme Pension scheme
We are looking for Electricians to join our client on a project based at AWE, Reading. Job Type : Contract Rate: £31.20ph CIS (Plus Lodge and Food allowance subject to distance from site) Duration: 12 Months (December 2026) Hours: Monday to Friday 9.5 hours per day (potential overtime available) Essentials : All applicants must hold an NVQ Level 3 as a minimum Valid JIB Gold Card Valid SC clearance Scope of work: Installation of MD ladder rack (up to 900mm) and associated bracketry Installation of MD cable tray (up to 600mm) and bracketry Installation of galvanised trunking (up to 300x225mm) and bracketry Installation of 25mm galvanised conduit 6491B cabling and termination works Boot lace SWA cabling and terminations Final fixing of small power and lighting 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.
Mar 30, 2026
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We are looking for Electricians to join our client on a project based at AWE, Reading. Job Type : Contract Rate: £31.20ph CIS (Plus Lodge and Food allowance subject to distance from site) Duration: 12 Months (December 2026) Hours: Monday to Friday 9.5 hours per day (potential overtime available) Essentials : All applicants must hold an NVQ Level 3 as a minimum Valid JIB Gold Card Valid SC clearance Scope of work: Installation of MD ladder rack (up to 900mm) and associated bracketry Installation of MD cable tray (up to 600mm) and bracketry Installation of galvanised trunking (up to 300x225mm) and bracketry Installation of 25mm galvanised conduit 6491B cabling and termination works Boot lace SWA cabling and terminations Final fixing of small power and lighting 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 Opportunity: Pipefitters Dalry, North Ayrshire, Scotland Duration: March 2026 - Septemeber 2026 We re looking for qualified Pipefitters to join a busy industrial project in Scotland. Role Details Installation of Unistrut bracketry, plastic pipework, and flanged stainless steel pipe systems Working in a clean factory environment Must be a qualified Pipefitter with a valid CSCS card Pay & Benefits - Agency PAYE Core rate: £23.25 per hour Overtime 1 (OT1): £32.55 per hour Overtime 2 (OT2): £41.84 per hour Hourly performance bonus: £2.37ph Travel allowance: 4 hours per month Lodge payment: £50.81 per day (taxable, 7 days per week) Rolled up holiday pay paid per hour on top of hourly rate Working Hours Two-Week Rotation Week 1: Monday Thursday: 07 30 (9.5hrs basic + 2hrs OT, 30-min unpaid lunch) Friday: 07 00 (8hrs OT, 30-min unpaid lunch) Saturday: 07 00 (4hrs OT1 + 4hrs OT2, 30-min unpaid lunch) Sunday: 07 00 (8hrs OT2, 30-min unpaid lunch) Week 2: Monday Thursday: 07 30 (9.5hrs basic + 2hrs OT, 30-min unpaid lunch) Friday Sunday: Off Start Date Immediate If you re a qualified Pipefitter with a CSCS card and experience with stainless and plastic pipework , please apply with your up-to-date CV , and we will be in touch to discuss the next steps.
Mar 27, 2026
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Job Opportunity: Pipefitters Dalry, North Ayrshire, Scotland Duration: March 2026 - Septemeber 2026 We re looking for qualified Pipefitters to join a busy industrial project in Scotland. Role Details Installation of Unistrut bracketry, plastic pipework, and flanged stainless steel pipe systems Working in a clean factory environment Must be a qualified Pipefitter with a valid CSCS card Pay & Benefits - Agency PAYE Core rate: £23.25 per hour Overtime 1 (OT1): £32.55 per hour Overtime 2 (OT2): £41.84 per hour Hourly performance bonus: £2.37ph Travel allowance: 4 hours per month Lodge payment: £50.81 per day (taxable, 7 days per week) Rolled up holiday pay paid per hour on top of hourly rate Working Hours Two-Week Rotation Week 1: Monday Thursday: 07 30 (9.5hrs basic + 2hrs OT, 30-min unpaid lunch) Friday: 07 00 (8hrs OT, 30-min unpaid lunch) Saturday: 07 00 (4hrs OT1 + 4hrs OT2, 30-min unpaid lunch) Sunday: 07 00 (8hrs OT2, 30-min unpaid lunch) Week 2: Monday Thursday: 07 30 (9.5hrs basic + 2hrs OT, 30-min unpaid lunch) Friday Sunday: Off Start Date Immediate If you re a qualified Pipefitter with a CSCS card and experience with stainless and plastic pipework , please apply with your up-to-date CV , and we will be in touch to discuss the next steps.
