Mechanical Engineer - Expression of Interest

Kent
Woking
1 week ago
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About the Job

Are you passionate about Mechanical Engineering? Do you have experience in FEED and EPC projects? At Kent we are always on the lookout for talented and motivated individuals to join our team. Even if we don’t have an immediate opening that matches your skills, we encourage you to express your interest and join our talent pool for future opportunities.


We follow a hybrid working model that combines office and remote work, with a requirement to be in the Woking office four days a week. This approach supports the development of a strong and effective team dynamic within Engineering.


Skills & Responsibilities

  • Performs general mechanical engineering duties within agreed schedules and budgets, with guidance from Lead Engineer.
  • May undertake specific technical studies or assist in technology reviews under supervision.
  • Collaborates with other disciplines to ensure design consistency across the project.
  • Supports the Lead Engineer in identifying technical issues that may affect project progress or budgets.
  • Interfaces with clients under the guidance of senior engineers.
  • Works on feasibility, concept, FEED, detailed design, or EPC projects with support from Lead Engineer.
  • Provides mechanical input in multi-discipline design reviews and assists in closing out action items.
  • Reviews ITB documents and supports proposal evaluations.
  • Ensures compatibility and compliance with client specifications, recommending improvements within project scope.
  • Adheres to Kent’s ISO‑accredited QMS and project‑specific procedures, guides, and standards.

Your Knowledge / Skills, Education & Experience

  • Typically holds a degree in mechanical engineering or post‑graduate mechanical engineering qualification.
  • Working towards chartership is advantageous; status is preferred.
  • Experience of working for engineering/client organisations in the oil and gas industry.
  • Exposure to consultancy, FEED, detailed design and EPC projects.
  • Knowledge of applicable international and industry specifications, standards and codes.
  • Knowledge of safety and quality procedures and best practice.

Communication

  • Excellent command of the English language in both oral and written communication and skills.

Behaviour / Core Competencies

  • Plans and organises engineering tasks and ensures priorities align with project delivery.
  • Works well with others, sharing knowledge and supporting colleagues.
  • Delivers work on time while maintaining quality and meeting project milestones.
  • Handles several tasks at once while focusing on critical project needs.
  • Understands engineering issues, takes a proactive approach, and helps provide practical solutions.

HSSEQ

The Employee shall observe the Health, Safety, Sustainability, Environment and Quality rules of the Company; it’s clients and the governing authorities of the host country.


Equal Opportunities and Diversity

As an Equal Opportunities Employer, we value applications from all backgrounds, cultures, and abilities. We’re a disability‑friendly employer and can make adjustments to support you to perform at your best during the recruitment process.


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