Mechanical Project Manager (No Travel)

Hays
London
6 days ago
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Your new company
I'm working with a leading building services contractor who specialise in large-scale prefabricated and energy-focused M&E solutions delivered across the UK & Ireland. With continued growth in their mechanical assembly operations, they're now seeking a mechanically strong Project Manager to join their team in Mallusk and oversee delivery from design handover through to FAT and installation.

This role is ideal for someone coming from a mechanical, building services or MEP background who enjoys coordinating multiple teams, managing build sequences and driving projects through a fast-paced manufacturing environment.

Your new role
You'll manage detailed project programmes across mechanical assembly, commissioning/FAT and installation, ensuring all deliverables are aligned with design intent and production capacity. You'll coordinate workflows between mechanical assembly, fabrication, BIM, panel build and engineering teams, translating technical drawings and design requirements into clear, actionable tasks.

Daily responsibilities include monitoring build progress, adjusting schedules where needed, planning resources, ensuring materials and documentation are available, and resolving any roadblocks impacting timelines, cost or quality.
You'll run regular cross-functional meetings, act as the main point of contact for internal teams, assembly staff, procurement, suppliers and occasionally clients, and ensure all stakeholders are aligned throughout the build.

What you'll need to succeed
Proven project management experience within mechanical, M&E, building services or manufacturing.
Recognised Mechanical/Plumbing qualification
Strong understanding of mechanical MEP systems.
Excellent planning, coordination and organisational skills.
Ability to interpret mechanical drawings, schematics and technical documents.
Strong communication and stakeholder management skills.
Proficiency with project planning tools (MS Project, Excel or equivalent).
Desirable
Experience with FAT, commissioning or installation phases.
Knowledge of general construction methods and relevant standards (BS7671, CE/UKCA etc.).
What you'll get in return

This is a chance to step into a company that's genuinely at the forefront of offsite mechanical innovation. You'll be part of a highly skilled team delivering complex, engineered solutions that are built locally and shipped across the UK and Europe. If you're ambitious, mechanically minded and want exposure to major projects, cutting-edge manufacturing methods and genuine career progression, this role offers the ideal platform to elevate your career.

Benefits
Full in-house training and clear career development
Competitive pension
Life assurance
Health cash plan
Free annual health check
30 days annual leave (increasing with service)
Regular social and wellbeing events
Free onsite parking
Free tea, coffee, hot chocolate and fruit daily
Modern facilities and a supportive working environment
What you need to do now
If you're interested in this role, click 'apply now' to forward an up-to-date copy of your CV, or call us now.
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