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Mechanical Construction Supervisor - Power Generation

Integrate Engineering Resources Ltd.
Enfield
1 week ago
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Job Title: Mechanical Construction Supervisor Power Generation (1-Year Contract)


Location: Enfield, London


Contract Length: 12 months initial contract


Rate: £430.00 per day inc hol pay PAYE rate


Start: January 2026


Overview

We are seeking an experienced Mechanical Construction Supervisor to oversee mechanical installation activities on a major new-build power generation project. The successful candidate will provide leadership, technical oversight, and quality assurance across all mechanical construction scopes, ensuring safe, timely, and compliant delivery of works.


Key Responsibilities

  • Supervise day-to-day mechanical construction activities across boilers, piping systems, pressure parts, machinery and balance-of-plant equipment.
  • Ensure contractors and subcontractors deliver works to project specifications, engineering drawings, and relevant codes/standards.
  • Monitor installation, alignment, welding, pressure testing, and commissioning activities to ensure adherence to QA/QC requirements.
  • Enforce site safety policies and promote a strong safety culture within all mechanical work fronts.
  • Coordinate with engineering, planning, HSE, and construction management teams to resolve technical issues and maintain progress.
  • Review method statements, risk assessments, and lifting/installation procedures for mechanical packages.
  • Track progress, identify risks or delays, and support mitigation planning.
  • Ensure all documentation, reporting, and inspection records are completed accurately and on time.
  • Support commissioning teams during mechanical completion, punch-list closeout, and handover phases.

Required Experience & Qualifications

  • Proven experience as a Mechanical Construction Supervisor on large-scale industrial or power generation projects.
  • Strong background working with boilers, piping systems, pressure parts, mechanical equipment, rotating machinery and balance-of-plant systems.
  • SSSTS/SMSTS
  • Demonstrable understanding of mechanical installation workflows, welding standards, pressure systems regulations, and QA/QC processes.
  • Experience supervising contractors in a multi-disciplinary environment.
  • Strong knowledge of health, safety, and environmental regulations for major construction sites.
  • Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings, P&IDs, isometrics, and specifications.
  • Excellent communication, coordination, and leadership skills.
  • Relevant mechanical engineering qualification (HNC/HND/Degree) preferred.


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