Mechanical and Plumbing Project Engineer

Page Green
London
1 month ago
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Our Client is a long established and very successful Residential Focussed Mechanical and Electrical Sub Contractor. They employ over 180 staff who work on projects mainly in Central London. Their core business is overseeing large value Mechanical and plumbing Building Services Contracts on high-end residential multi-unit developments, typically high spec new build residential apartments for long-standing clients. They are engaged with some commercial fit out project work as well, and this position offers variety and an excellent continuing career path.
They are currently looking to recruit an experienced Mechanical and Plumbing Project Engineer to work on Residential Project Work, mainly in Central London. This company really value their staff and have a very positive working environment with an established support network. Above all they aim to provide a low stress environment and are regarded as forward thinking in their approach.
You will be working in the Mechanical team, reporting to the Mechanical Contracts Manager on your assigned projects. This client has extensive business and they are looking to recruit for several roles as a result of expanding workload and are good at positioning people in accordance with their home location provided they can access central London.
Excellent opportunity for an experienced Project Engineer with residential project experience. Other opportunities exist within the business for Mechanical Site Managers lo...

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