Project Engineer

Coburg Banks

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Project Engineer

Glasgow

Oik & Gas

Are you a driven and self-motivated professional looking for a challenging role as a Project Engineer? Our client, a world leader in the design and construction of offshore plant and equipment, is seeking a Project Engineer to join their dynamic team in Glasgow. This role involves coordinating complex projects in a rapidly changing environment, ensuring safety, efficiency, and quality.

Annual salary of £60,000
Flexible hybrid (Office & home base) working model
Comprehensive pension healthcare & other benefitsThe Role:

The Project Engineer will play a key role in supporting project execution.

Assist the Project Manager in ensuring project safety, quality, and cost objectives are met
Manage high-risk equipment or fabrication package orders
Oversee equipment and materials design and procurement
Handle installation sub-contracts and change control systems
Prepare project execution strategies and progress reports
Conduct risk and opportunity management
Communicate regularly with construction site teams and stakeholders
Deputise for the Project Manager when neededThe Candidate:

The ideal Project Engineer will meet the following criteria:

Degree in Engineering or Quantity Surveying
Experience in project management/engineering within the Oil and Gas industry
Proficient in Google and MS Office
Understanding of planning principles
Strong organisational and communication skills
Ability to build relationships with clients, fabricators, and suppliers
Willingness to travel and work overseasThe Package:

The Project Engineer will enjoy a comprehensive package including:

Annual salary of £60,000
Flexible hybrid (Office & home base) working model
Comprehensive pension, healthcare & other benefitsThe client is a global leader in providing Engineering, Procurement, and Construction (EPC) services to the Oil and Gas industry. They are renowned for delivering innovative solutions and maintaining high standards of safety and quality in their projects.

If you are an experienced Project Engineer looking to take on a challenging role with a leading company, this opportunity is perfect for you. Apply now to make a significant impact in the Oil and Gas sector.

If you have experience or interest in roles such as Project Manager, Engineering Manager, Construction Manager, Site Engineer, or Process Engineer, this Project Engineer position could be an excellent fit for you.

Coburg Banks Limited is acting as an Employment Agency in relation to this vacancy

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