Project Engineer (Excellent Training)

Rise Technical Recruitment Limited
Exeter
3 days ago
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Project Engineer (Excellent Training)
£30,000 - £50,000 + Technical Training + Career Progression + 37.5 hour working week + Bonus + Pension + Holiday + Company Benefits+ 33-Days holiday
Site Based: Commutable from Exeter, Taunton, Newton Abbot, Torquay, Plymouth, Axminster and Surrounding Areas

Are you an Electrical or Mechanical Engineer with any experience in project work, seeking a position where you will be heavily invested in through technical training, offering the chance to progress in your career and an excellent work-life balance in this days based Monday-Friday role?
On offer is the chance to drive your career forward as a valued member of a major company, in a varied position where you will benefit from autonomous working and work alongside specialist experts, enabling you to continuously develop your skillset.
This company are a global player within aerospace engineering, with thousands of employees worldwide. They manufacture world-class components and high performance parts, and are very highly regarded within their field. They have an excellent reputation for staff satisfaction, and unusually good retention rates. Many of their employees find themselves staying with the company for many years, due to the ongoing progression and development opportunities, which makes joining them a future-proof career move.
This is a fantastic opportunity for a Mechanical, Electrical or Project Engineer to join a leading company, in a varied role with excellent development opportunities. You will be responsible for a variety of project-oriented work, such as the implementation of new plant and machinery, changes to production equipment and infrastructure, and overseeing contractors.
This role would suit a Project, Plant, Mechanical or Electrical Engineer, seeking a long-term career move and a varied position, with fantastic development prospects.
The Role:
*Overseeing and implementing project work, typically changes to infrastructure or equipment
*Liaising with contractors and other internal departments
*Involvement with projects from concept through to delivery
The Candidate:
*Will have some relevant engineering experience, in Project, Electrical, Mechanical or Plant work
*Will have an understanding of root cause analysis
*Looking for excellent training and progression
Reference Number: BBBH229541
To apply for this role or to be considered for further roles, please click 'Apply Now' or contact Jacob Hole at Rise Technical Recruitment.

Rise Technical Recruitment Ltd acts an employment agency for permanent roles and an employment business for temporary roles.
The salary advertised is the bracket available for this position. The actual salary paid will be dependent on your level of experience, qualifications and skill set.
We are an equal opportunities employer and welcome applications from all suitable candidates.


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