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Senior Mechanical Project Engineer

KIER GROUP-1
London
3 days ago
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Kier Group are looking for a Senior Mechanical Project Engineer to join our internal MEP business, Kier Mechanical & Electrical (KME).

KME work internally and partner with our regional construction business to self deliver MEP solutions across a wider range of sectors.

Location: London

Hours : Full time, Permanent.

We are unable to offer certificates of sponsorship to any candidates in this role.

As a Senior Mechanical Project Engineer, you will oversee the installation of the Mechanical elements on a new project in the Commercial sector in London

What can you expect to be doing?

  • Ensure all works comply with Kier standards, UK law, and project requirements, focusing on safety, quality, and statutory compliance.
  • Collaborate with design teams and clients to optimise designs for efficient, safe, and compliant construction.
  • Manage project controls including change, risk, opportunity, and quality assurance
  • Lead and support project team members by setting clear expectations, managing performance, and working within the Kier "one team" approach.
  • Deliver within agreed time frames and budgets, ensuring successful outcomes in line with commercial and quality targets.
  • Maintain necessary appointments and accurate records, especially for mechanical works, and demonstrate sound decision-making al...

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