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Kintec Global Recruitment
Surrey
8 months ago
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Due to recent project awards with a Global Engineering company we are recruiting for a 3 PE on a Permanent basis.


This is an exciting role which plays an instrumental part in the delivery of Engineering projects from Conception to Benefits realisation (Typically, £100 t £3M). This includes feasibility studies, cost estimates, proposals for both internal projects and third party sales across all business areas in the UK & Ireland. You will achieve this by supporting the Senior project managers and a multi discipline engineering team


You will be responsible for the delivery of engineering projects safely, on time and on budget to meet the needs of the business.


Our mission is to grow together to make diversity our strength, build an inclusive and fair organisation where everyone feels valued, respected and included regardless of their background and identity.

We are committed to eliminating barriers that prevent employee success, support connections and collaboration and educate ourselves to build a culture of respect, support and understanding. We welcome applicants from all backgrounds and encourage underrepresented groups to apply.


Essential Qualification and Experience:


Degree/HNC/HND or equivalent engineering qualification in process/mechanical/electrical discipline or equivalent


3years practical industrial experience


Strong understanding of engineering principles and a commitment to inclusive project management methodologies (e.g., APM, Agile).


Proven track record of project engineering on time, cost and to appropriate SHEQ standards

Candidates must be eligible to work in the UK


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