Mechanical Engineer

Avove Ireland
Dungannon
1 week ago
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Expression of Interest Mechanical Engineer All Levels UK Wide, including Northern Ireland Avove is seeking skilled Mechanical Engineers at all career stagesEngineer, Senior Engineer, Principal Engineerto join our expanding organisation, recognised for delivering innovative water and wastewater solutions across the United Kingdom. Our design division significantly contributes to high-quality, design-only and design-and-build services for water and wastewater treatment systems, as well as water and sewerage networks, covering both infrastructure and non-infrastructure projects. Applicants with experience in mechanical engineering are invited to express their interest in joining our team. Please note that, while we value every expression of interest, contact may not be made with all applicants. You may be based at any of our offices located in Warrington, Glasgow, Brighouse, Durham, Birmingham, Coventry, Telford, or Newry. Possession of a full driving licence is required for these positions. About Us Avove designs, builds, and maintains utility infrastructure across the UK, providing sustainable engineering for water, power, and connectivity. We work with major utility providersincluding but not limited to Severn Trent, United Utilities, Yorkshire Water, Northern PowerGrid, Northumbrian Water Group, Scottish Power Energy Networks, Welsh Water, and Northern Ireland Waterto protect assets, enhance customer experiences, and support environmental initiatives. Our dedication to continuous improvement benefits both clients and their communities. Candidate Profile Hold a relevant degree in Mechanical Engineering or a related discipline; candidates with appropriate equivalent experience are encouraged to apply. Currently possess or are pursuing professional accreditation (IEng, CEng), which Avove offers full support and sponsorship for. Demonstrate leadership capabilities (Senior & Principal Level), with the ability to manage multidisciplinary projects and teams. Proficient in MS Office and familiar with engineering software packages such as AutoCAD. Exhibit strong written, verbal, and organisational skills, capable of producing clear, concise reports. Experienced in team leadership and collaboration, committed to meeting project deadlines. Experienced in team leadership and collaboration, committed to meeting project deadlines. Maintain a client-focused approach to service delivery. Highly motivated with a commitment to achieving continuous improvement goals. Place a strong emphasis on health and safety standards. Benefits Avove offers a competitive salary package tailored to each role and the individual's qualifications and experience. In addition, we celebrate employee achievements and provide an extensive selection of perks and flexible benefits. Equal Opportunities We welcome applications from candidates of all backgrounds, recognising that a diverse workforce fosters innovation and growth. We are dedicated to creating an inclusive environment where everyone can succeed. Our active Communities of Practice continually advance our inclusion agenda. Next Steps For further information or to discuss any aspect of the role informally, please contact Sian at .

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