Civil, Mechanical, Electrical Engineers

Civil Engineer

• Monitoring construction progress and quality.
• Adhering to safety regulations.
• Managing resources and materials on-site.
• Solving technical issues that arise during construction.
• Working closely with subcontractors and construction crews.
• Managing project budgets and timelines.
• Ensuring quality standards are met.
• Solving technical problems and overseeing design changes.
• Managing contracts with subcontractors.

Mechanical Engineer

• Assessing project requirements.
• Measuring the performance of mechanical components, devices and engines.
• Agreeing budgets, timescales and specifications with clients and managers.
• Modifying and maintaining products and the processes that support them.
• Using computer-aided design/modelling software.
• Liaising with suppliers.
• Undertaking research.
• Producing and implementing designs and test procedures.
• Carrying out risk assessments.
• Presenting designs to managers and clients.
• Testing, evaluating, modifying and re-testing products.
• Writing reports and documentation.
• Providing technical advice.
• Analysing and interpreting data.
• Managing projects, costs and people.

Electrical Engineer

• agreeing project specifications, budgets and timescales with clients and colleagues
• carrying out feasibility studies for new projects
• using computer-aided design (CAD) and engineering software to create project plans and diagrams
• overseeing the installation of electrical systems
• analyzing and interpreting data
• undertaking research – for example, into renewable energy options
• creating test procedures and maintenance schedules
• maintaining project documentation and records
• keeping up to date with safety requirements and other legislation
• keeping clients informed of progress.

Job Type: Full-time