Mechanical Engineer

Inform3 Recruitment
Castlewellan
3 weeks ago
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Mechanical Engineer County Down £30-40k

INFORM3 is recruiting for a Mechanical Engineer to join an established and expanding contractor to deliver projects in the Water Sector across County Down/North Leinster.

The successful candidate will have practical input into the project coordination and implementation on site. You will work closely with the design/construction teams to oversee the site delivery ensuring all aspects of the delivery are in accordance with the specification and regulations.

Our client is looking for candidates with a Degree level education in a relevant subject with a minimum of 1 year of commercial experience, and will offer an excellent working environment with opportunities to progress.

Requirements:

  • Degree in Building Services Engineering / Mechanical Engineering
  • Minimum 1 years post graduation experience performing in a similar role
  • Experience withinthe Water/Utilities industry desirable
  • Excel at problem-solving and will be capable of working through technical challenges on a day-to-day basis
  • Confident communicator both verbally and in writing
  • Computer literate particularly with Word and Excel
  • Driving license and comfortable travelling between sites

For more information please feel free to contact Steve on .

INFORM3 Recruitment is an equal opportunities employer. By applying to this position you accept the terms of our privacy policy which you can find on our website.


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