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Mechanical Project Manager

Energis Recruitment Ltd.
Belfast
1 week ago
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​Based in Co. Down, our client is a well-established and highly respected engineering business with a strong track record of growth and innovation. Due to continued expansion, they are seeking an experienced Mechanical Project Manager to join their team and support delivery of key projects both locally and across Europe.



The successful Mechanical Project Manager will take ownership of the planning, execution, and completion of mechanical engineering projects aimed at improving production capability, efficiency, and reliability.

This role requires a combination of strong technical understanding and proven project management skills to ensure projects are delivered safely, on time, and within budget.



Responsibilities:




  • Develop and manage project scopes, schedules, and budgets for mechanical system installations and improvements.
  • Provide mechanical engineering expertise during equipment selection, system design, and layout development.
  • Review and approve engineering drawings, vendor specifications, and technical documents.
  • Oversee mechanical installations to ensure compliance with design intent, safety, and quality standards.
  • Working in conjunction with the Procurement and Supply Chain teams for mechanical equipment, components, and services.
  • Prepare technical specifications and bid packages; evaluate vendor proposals and negotiate contracts.
  • Collaborate with procurement and finance teams to track expenditures and manage supplier performance.
  • Identify and manage third party sub-contractors and suppliers
  • Conduct regular progress meetings, inspections, and performance reviews.
  • Monitor project costs, forecasts, and progress against budget and schedule.
  • Maintain high standards of quality and ensure all deliverables meet corporate and industry standards.
  • Work closely with operations, maintenance, production, EHS, and quality teams to ensure seamless project integration.
  • Maintain comprehensive project documentation, including drawings, test records, change orders, and commissioning reports, ensuring compliance with relevant standards



 



Criteria:



 




  • Third level Mechanical Engineering qualification (or related) with minimum 4-5 years in mechanical project management within a manufacturing or industrial environment.
  • Strong technical background in mechanical systems, MEP equipment, plant utilities.
  • Proven experience in contract negotiation and vendor management.
  • Effective leadership and stakeholder coordination skills.
  • Proficiency in CAD and project management tools (AutoCAD, Solidworks, MS Project, ASTA).
  • Strong commercial awareness and budget management capability.
  • Excellent communication, problem-solving and decision-making skills.



The role offers:




  • Competitive salary in the region of £45,000–£60,000, depending on experience.
  • Company pension and life assurance.
  • Opportunity to work with a forward-thinking engineering company with ongoing plans for growth and development.



For further information and a confidential discussion please email your CV through the link.



By applying for this role you are consenting to Energis Recruitment holding your details for a period of 12 months to be considered for other roles. As a candidate you have the right to consent or object to this.

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