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Engineering Team Leader

Runcorn
3 weeks ago
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Are you an Engineering Design Team Leader or Senior Engineer looking for a new Challenge in Cheshire?

Belcan then has the role for you!

Belcan are looking for an Experienced Senior Engineer who can supervise and develop their Team of Design Engineers and Mechanical Engineers with differing disciplines. This is based at the Belcan Office in Runcorn, on a Hybrid working model to support and mentor Graduates and colleagues.

The Team Leader will have a good general understanding of Mechanical Engineering principles used within a variety of harsh environments. This is to work on Power Generation equipment that needs a good understanding of packaging work, rules, processes and tools.

Education and Experience

Degree or HND in Engineering or related discipline.
Leadership experience in a related function(s). Preferably this should be in a managed service environment
Experienced in creating and forming flexible teams.
They will demonstrate a proficiency in the design and development of packaging systems, including piping, electrical, large fabrications, acoustic, ventilation/filtration and control systems.
The ability to define, manage and integrate complex systems such as electrical, mechanical, and software systems within packaging installations in a variety of environments (e.g., onshore, offshore, coastal, etc).
Proficient user of Teamcenter and NX, to provide both support and process approval to the engineering team.

What's in it for you if you join?

We offer a competitive base salary, work/life balance, continuous personal development and training, pension scheme, life assurance, 25 days of holiday + BH, 24/7 mental health hotline / online GP, discounted gym membership, virtual physio / gym classes, access to nutritional advice, discounted eye care, and free financial advice service. EV salary sacrifice car scheme. You'll also be joining a supportive team that values your contributions and is committed to your professional growth.

About Us

Belcan, a Cognizant company, is a global force in technical services and engineering consultancy. Our legacy is built on delivering high-quality outputs and our unwavering commitment to developing the next generation of technical consultants and specialist engineers. Our expertise is vast, spanning across various engineering industries including aerospace, defence, marine, nuclear, automotive, and cyber security.

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