Process Engineers (all levels)

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Risley, Warrington, Cheshire

12 months ago

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We are recruiting Process Engineers of all levels on a contract basis (inside IR35) to work with a leading nuclear design consultancy in Warrington.

This is your chance to:
Work hybrid from Warrington - giving you flexibility without losing team connection.
Be the technical expert others turn to - your ideas will shape projects from day one.
Lead by example - mentor junior engineers and guide best practices across the team.
Get paid fairly for your experience: Depending on your level of experience, you will be paid in line with market rates.Your Role:You’ll manage and deliver engineering and technical activities, produce calculations, analyses, drawings, models, and technical reports. You’ll supervise trainee staff and designers, develop Technical Scopes of Work, and provide ongoing technical support throughout the project phases. Your experience will help shape the direction—not just deliver on it.

You’ll need to bring:
Engineering degree (or equivalent qualification) in a relevant engineering discipline.
Demonstrable experience in process engineering. The amount required will vary depending on the level applied for.
Membership of a relevant institute or capability of registration with the Engineering Council.
Experience managing small teams and delivering analysis activities on various project types.
Excellent communication skills and the ability to interface with other disciplines.Desirable:
Experience managing engineering scope for projects from concept design to full Engineering, Procurement, and Construction (EPC) - this is applicable to Senior and Principal level roles.
Broad experience in nuclear, commercial or defence projects.Join our client's team in shaping the future of clean energy and nuclear safety. Apply today!

The NRL Group connect global companies with the right people to bring engineering projects to life. Supporting contracting companies with energy transition plans and working with our clients to create a cleaner, greener future.

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