Mechanical Project Engineer

Are you an experienced mechanical project engineer looking to work on one of the biggest and most complex projects in the UK?

Then Crown House technologies could be the company for you…

We are looking for an experienced mechanical project engineer to join our team, you'll be working closely with both sub-contractors and consultants to respond to queries, resolve issues and coordinate both designs and installation. Practical understanding and experience of MEP installation and the ability to follow quality processes and undertake quality inspections and reports is key.

CHt are proud to have been appointed the M&E fit out of the Operations Service Centre at Hinkley Point C.  The Operations Service Centre will eventually become an impressive nine-storey building housing all the support functions required to operate the power station, such as offices, a medical centre, data centre, warehouse, workshops, labs, its own canteen and more. The building will also be home to around 350 workers once operational and provide access control to the Nuclear and Conventional Islands

If you join us, you'll be a valued member of an industry leading team and company that can offer you an exciting and varied career with access to some truly great projects. We are committed to extensive training, development, and long-term career opportunities and as such this role is suitable for someone who is seeking long-term career progression.

What skills & experience are we looking for?

• Previous project delivery experience of major projects; ideally nuclear or highly regulated environments (MEP value of £15m – 100m+).
• The ability to select & manage innovative methods, use of materials & safe systems of work.
• Effective communication with senior management, designers, consultants, clients/Architects, and project team on technical matters.
• Practical application of engineering principles and calculation. 
• Establish and oversee local implementation of engineering systems, documentation / controls to comply with H&S legislation, & Company standards
• First degree in Engineering Discipline (Mechanical), other construction or design related degree, or an industry recognised technical or engineering qualification (NVQ level 4+)