Mechanical Engineer | Oil & Gas, Petrochemical, Utilities
Warrington | Hybrid Working
ENG Bauen is proud to support a major international EPC as they expand their multidisciplinary engineering team to deliver a diverse portfolio of energy and infrastructure projects across the UK.
As part of this growth, we are seeking a Senior Mechanical Engineer with experience in delivering full-lifecycle EPC projects. This role is ideal for an ambitious engineering professional who thrives on working in a dynamic environment while contributing to net-zero and energy transition initiatives.
This is an excellent opportunity to develop your career within a global EPC organisation that prioritizes innovation, sustainability, and professional development.
Develop and implement innovative mechanical engineering solutions across greenfield and brownfield EPC projects.
Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to ensure seamless integration of mechanical systems.
Drive technical solutions through all phases of the project lifecycle, from concept to commissioning.
Work on large-scale infrastructure upgrades, ensuring mechanical systems are optimized for high-performance industrial applications.
Ensure designs meet industry standards while addressing project-specific challenges.
Experienced in delivering high-quality mechanical engineering designs across various industries.
Confident in using tools like AutoCAD and other industry-standard design software, with a strong understanding of UK and international standards.
Experienced in delivering EPC projects from FEED to handover in Oil & Gas, Petrochemical, Nuclear, or Utilities sectors, particularly those involving large-scale energy infrastructure and critical process systems.
To learn more about this position, please apply or send your CV directly via the ENG Bauen website.
Senior Mechanical Engineer, Mechanical Design, EPC Projects, Mechanical Project Engineer, Piping Systems, Rotating Equipment, Static Equipment, Concept Design, Greenfield Projects, Brownfield Projects, British Standards, Energy Infrastructure Upgrades