Mechanical Project Engineer[1182331]

WGM Engineering Ltd
Glasgow
1 week ago
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The Vacancy

WGM Engineering Ltd, part of RSK Group is recruiting for a Mechanical Project Engineer within our Projects Delivery team. This is a full‑time, permanent role based in Glasgow with site activities required.


The Project Engineer will be responsible for assisting in all delivery preparation activities in and during operational life of programmed work. You will provide full project guidance and ensure that maintenance plans are developed and agreed as the overall work package evolves.


Key Responsibilities

  • Develop project objectives by reviewing project proposals and plans; conferring with relevant management.
  • Co‑ordinate procurement and site activities on a project.
  • Prepare project status reports by collecting, analysing, and summarising information and trends; recommending actions.
  • Write detailed and accurate Risk Assessment and Method Statements (RAMS).
  • Undertake site surveys, taking measurements, photos, asking questions of operations, understanding of process, assessing access and egress.

Preferred Qualifications

  • Relevant engineering degree or HND, BTec, professional level 5 award or equivalent experience.
  • Competent in MS Excel.
  • Manage own workload to ensure priorities and deadlines are maintained.
  • Ability to write detailed reports.
  • Appreciation of financial cost control (supported).
  • Experience of MS Project and or P6 Primavera planning software.
  • Clear understanding of NEC form of contract is preferable.
  • Valid UK driving licence.

If you’re looking for a new challenge we’d love to hear from you!


RSK is an Equal Opportunities employer.


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About Us

Based in Scotland, we are an engineering business providing mechanical, electrical and civil engineering services to clients across the UK. We are one of the UK’s leading engineering solution providers, recognised for outstanding client service, quality solutions and our commitment to health and safety. From our HQ in Glasgow, we deliver sustainable solutions to the water and renewables sectors. Supplementary services include project management, technical engineering, design and off‑site modular build.


We have partnered with innovative technology providers in the renewables sector, including solar PV, hydroelectric and heat networks. We are a progressive, people‑oriented business driven by our values to deliver workable and cost‑effective solutions in the communities we work. When you work for WGM you join a dynamic team and have the opportunity to be part of our ambitious plans for future growth.


WGM is part of the RSK Group, a leading integrated environmental, engineering, and technical services business providing dynamic, multidisciplinary services to a wide range of sectors. RSK was founded in 1989 and has grown considerably since then.


At RSK, we operate as a group of businesses that work together seamlessly, aiming for growth through diversification. Our strategy helps us build a strong and resilient business, capable of weathering external challenges, while also providing greater value to our clients and more opportunities for our employees.


Since the beginning, our philosophy has remained the same: employ, develop and reward talented individuals. People are crucial to our company, and we recognise that our success hinges on our colleagues' growth. We're committed to preserving RSK's people‑first culture, promoting innovation, and fostering a supportive and caring environment for collaboration. At RSK, we want you to be part of our successes and help you reach your career aspirations. We take pride in offering employees fulfilling and challenging careers by promoting ongoing growth and empowering individuals to excel.


We are committed to fostering an inclusive workplace that welcomes individuals from all backgrounds, experiences and perspectives. We firmly believe that embracing and celebrating the diversity in our workforce makes us a stronger and more innovative company.


By providing workplace adjustments, we make it easier for people to confidently explore and pursue our career opportunities and recognise that flexibility is key to fostering a dynamic and thriving workplace. Many of our office‑based positions benefit from a flexible working arrangement, allowing our team members to achieve a balance between professional and personal commitments.


We actively encourage applications from candidates of all genders, races, ethnicities, ages, neurotypes, religions or beliefs, sexual orientations, and those with disabilities.


If you're passionate about making a difference, join us as we work together to build a brighter, more equitable, and sustainable future for all. Do you have what it takes?


Benefits

  • Life Assurance
  • Cycle to Work Scheme
  • Discounted Gym Membership
  • Mental Health Support
  • Electric Vehicle Salary Sacrifice Scheme

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