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  • C&I Engineer  

    Scantec
    - Fobbing
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    EC&I Engineer - South East RegionA leading UK infrastructure operator... Read More
    EC&I Engineer - South East Region

    A leading UK infrastructure operator is seeking a hands-on Control & Instrumentation Engineer to support critical pipeline and tank storage assets across the South East.This is a technically demanding position within a regional engineering team responsible for maintaining, improving, and future-proofing industrial automation and control systems across upper-tier COMAH sites.

    The RoleYou will be operationally embedded, supporting both projects and business-as-usual maintenance while driving continuous improvement across automated systems.

    Responsibilities Maintain and enhance SCADA, DCS and PLC systems Provide technical support to operations, maintenance and project teams Install and commission new instrumentation and control equipment Lead fault finding and troubleshoot complex control issues Support system upgrades, design and development activities Review engineering documentation including schematics, network diagrams and functional specifications Participate in HAZOPs, FAT/SAT, P&ID reviews and commissioning activities Manage contractors and equipment vendors Ensure compliance with COMAH, DSEAR (ATEX) and relevant industry standards

    The EnvironmentYou will join an established technical team and be trusted to work autonomously within your region.The role involves regular travel across multiple sites and short periods working away from home, so flexibility is important.

    What They’re Looking For 5–10 years’ experience in industrial control environments Strong electrical bias with solid ATEX knowledge Proven experience supporting or designing DCS/ESD/SIS and PLC/SCADA systems Upper-tier COMAH site experience is essential Comfortable operating independently and making technical decisions Background with an operator within oil & gas, power generation, gas transmission, or other highly regulated sectors is advantageous Project leadership experience is beneficial Functional safety knowledge is desirable

    The Opportunity
    This organisation offers a clear progression pathway alongside strong technical development, making it well suited to engineers who want to deepen their expertise and grow their career within a critical infrastructure environment. Read Less
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  • Development Chemist  

    Scantec
    - Cambridge
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    Production ChemistSalary: DOE + BenefitsHours: Mon-Fri ( Days)Site-Bas... Read More
    Production Chemist

    Salary: DOE + Benefits
    Hours: Mon-Fri ( Days)
    Site-Based RoleAre you an experienced chemist with a strong background in organic chemistry and process development? Do you enjoy working across both laboratory and pilot-scale environments, supporting production and driving technical improvements? If so, this could be an excellent opportunity to take the next step in your career.A growing chemical manufacturing organisation is seeking a Production Chemist to support process development, scale-up activities, and production challenges. This is a hands-on role offering exposure to both R&D and manufacturing, with the opportunity to make a real impact on operational performance.Key Responsibilities: Carrying out small-scale synthesis, reactions, and distillations (up to ~20L scale). Supporting and operating larger-scale distillation processes (up to ~100L scale). Applying a range of laboratory techniques including separations, crystallisation, and purification methods. Assisting with troubleshooting and resolving process-related issues across manufacturing. Performing and interpreting analysis using techniques such as HPLC, GC, FTIR, Karl Fischer and titrations. Handling hazardous chemicals safely in various quantities. What You’ll Need: BSc, MSc or PhD in Chemistry (with a strong focus on Organic Chemistry). 3–5 years’ industrial experience, ideally within pilot plant or larger-scale chemical environments. Strong practical knowledge of laboratory and process chemistry techniques.Hands-on experience with analytical instrumentation (HPLC, GC, FTIR, KF, titrations). Good understanding of health, safety, and environmental practices within a chemical setting. What’s on Offer: Competitive salary (DOE) + benefitsExposure to both development and production environmentsOpportunity to work on scale-up and process improvement project.Collaborative, cross-functional working environment Read Less
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  • Senior CAD Design Engineer  

    Scantec
    - Derby
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    Senior Design EngineerLocation: Derby (SC Clearance required or eligib... Read More
    Senior Design EngineerLocation: Derby (SC Clearance required or eligible)
    Salary: Competitive + Benefits
    Sector: Advanced Engineering / Manufacturing / DefenceAre you a Senior Design Engineer who thrives on developing cutting-edge products and turning innovative ideas into real-world engineering solutions?We’re working with a highly respected engineering and manufacturing organisation that is investing heavily in new product development and advanced technology. They are looking for a Senior Design Engineer to take ownership of complex mechanical design projects and play a key role in delivering high-performance engineering solutions for demanding customer environments.This is an opportunity to join a forward-thinking team where your ideas will directly influence new product development, engineering innovation, and future business growth.The RoleAs a Senior Design Engineer, you’ll lead the design and development of engineering components and assemblies from concept through to production, working closely with customers and internal engineering teams.You will:Design innovative engineering components and assemblies to customer specificationsCreate detailed 3D CAD models and technical drawingsDevelop new product concepts and engineering solutionsImprove existing products and manufacturing processesEnsure designs meet safety and regulatory standardsPresent concepts and final designs to customers and stakeholdersSupport and mentor junior engineers within the design teamWork closely with mechanical and project teams to deliver high-quality solutions on time and within budget What We’re Looking For Proven experience as a Senior Design Engineer or experienced Design Engineer ready to step upStrong mechanical design and product development backgroundSolid understanding of Design for Manufacture (DFM) principlesExperience with 3D CAD systems (Siemens NX or similar)Experience working with PLM systems such as TeamcentreGood understanding of engineering safety and compliance standardsEngineering degree or equivalent professional qualificationSC Clearance or eligibility to obtain itStrong communication and leadership skills Why Apply? Work on cutting-edge engineering projectsBe part of a growing and innovative organisationReal influence over new product development and design directionCollaborative and supportive engineering environmentCompetitive salary and long-term career progressionOpportunity to work on high-profile, technically challenging projects Interested?Apply now or contact us for a confidential discussion to learn more about the company, projects, and career progression available. Read Less
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  • Senior EC&I Designer - Water  

    Scantec
    - Manchester
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    Senior Electrical, Control & Instrumentation DesignerWater Sector | Ma... Read More
    Senior Electrical, Control & Instrumentation DesignerWater Sector | Manchester-based | Hybrid Working | Long-term Contract | Outside IR35 | Competitive Rate The Opportunity We're recruiting a Senior Electrical, Control & Instrumentation (EC&I) Designer to join a leading engineering solutions provider working across various water sector frameworks. You'll produce high-quality EC&I design deliverables on water infrastructure projects, working collaboratively with multi-disciplinary teams and reporting to project lead engineers.Contract Details: Outside IR35 | Competitive rate | Hybrid working (2-3 days office-based in Manchester) | Remaining days remoteThis is hands-on technical design work for someone with substantial EC&I experience in water or similar infrastructure sectors. You'll be responsible for producing design deliverables to a high standard, checking work in accordance with company procedures, and liaising with other disciplines to ensure integration and compliance. What You'll Be Doing EC&I Design & Deliverables Produce high-quality EC&I design deliverables including Single Line Diagrams (SLDs), cable schedules, material take-offs, Block Control Diagrams (BCDs), schematics, equipment and cable routing layoutsDevelop Process & Instrumentation Diagrams (P&IDs) and system architecture diagramsProduce designs that are safe, practical, economic and compliant with company procedures and UK standardsCheck drawings in accordance with company procedures, ensuring technical accuracy and compliance Technical Coordination Liaise with other engineering disciplines to ensure integration and coordinationWork collaboratively within multi-disciplinary project teamsContribute to design reviews and technical discussionsMaintain safety and risk management at the forefront of all work Standards & Compliance Ensure all designs comply with UK legislation and relevant standards for water sector infrastructureMaintain professional competence and working practicesFollow company design procedures and quality standardsSupport delivery of designs within project timescales and budgets About You Essential Qualifications & Experience ONC / OND / HNC / HND or equivalent engineering qualificationMinimum 10+ years' engineering experience in water sector Proficient in CAD software for producing technical drawingsGood knowledge of design working practices and installation requirements for EC&I systemsUnderstanding of UK legislation and standards relevant to electrical and control systems in water infrastructureStrong communication skills - confident engaging with colleagues and stakeholders at all levelsSafety and risk management focused -you approach work with safety and risk at the forefrontCustomer focused - understand the importance of delivering to client requirementsHighly motivated - self-directed and committed to delivering quality workAttention to detail -accuracy matters in technical design and documentation Desirable Experience on water treatment, water supply or wastewater infrastructure projectsKnowledge of water sector specific standards and design practicesExperience with BIM coordinationFamiliarity with control system design and instrumentationExperience working across multiple concurrent projects The Role in Practice You'll be based in Manchester with hybrid flexibility (2-3 days in office, typically Tuesday-Thursday, remaining days remote). You'll work as part of project teams supporting various water sector frameworks, reporting to project lead engineers.This is technical design work where you'll be responsible for producing accurate, compliant drawings and specifications. You'll work collaboratively across disciplines, ensuring EC&I systems integrate properly with civil, mechanical and process elements. Your experience and judgment will be valued - this isn't junior CAD work, it's professional design delivery. Why This Role You'll be working for a leading engineering solutions provider on diverse water sector projects. This is genuine EC&I design work on projects with real complexity and importance. You'll be working with experienced engineers and multi-disciplinary teams, with scope to develop deeper expertise in water sector design whilst maintaining the flexibility of hybrid working from Manchester.The role offers competitive rates for experienced EC&I designers and the hybrid flexibility that suits professionals balancing work and personal commitments. Read Less
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  • QC Analyst  

    Scantec
    - Cambridge
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    QC Analyst (Chemical Manufacturing)Salary: DOE + Bonus + BenefitsFull... Read More
    QC Analyst (Chemical Manufacturing)

    Salary: DOE + Bonus + Benefits
    Full Time (Site-Based)
    CambridgeAre you an analytical chemist with experience in laboratory testing and a strong eye for detail? Do you enjoy working in a fast-paced manufacturing environment where quality and compliance are critical? If so, this could be a great opportunity to develop your career within a growing organisation.A specialist chemical manufacturer is looking to recruit a QC Analyst to support its Quality Control function. Working closely with the QC Lead and QHSE team, you will play a key role in ensuring materials and products meet required specifications, while supporting ongoing production and development activities.Key Responsibilities: Carrying out routine documentation, maintenance, and QC tasks as directed by the QC Lead. Preparing samples and performing analysis of raw materials, intermediates, and finished products using techniques such as GC, HPLC, FTIR, Karl Fischer and titrations. Recording, reviewing, and maintaining accurate analytical data within internal systems. Supporting method development, updates, and documentation to ensure robust and compliant procedures. Assisting with investigations, troubleshooting, and problem-solving across QC, production, and R&D. What You’ll Need: Degree in Organic or Analytical Chemistry (or equivalent experience). Hands-on experience with GC, HPLC, FTIR, Karl Fischer and titration techniques. Understanding of quality control processes within chemical or pharmaceutical environments. Strong organisational skills with the ability to manage multiple priorities Good IT skills, including Microsoft Office (Word, Excel). Strong communication skills and attention to detail. What’s on Offer: Competitive salary (DOE) + personal bonus scheme25 days holiday + bank holidaysCompany pensionLife assurance, critical illness & income protectionEmployee Assistance ProgrammeOpportunity to grow within a developing QC functionExposure to both production and R&D activities Read Less
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  • Recruitment Consultant, Manufacturing  

    Scantec
    - Birkenhead
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    Hybrid (UK travel required) | Permanent | Competitive salary + lucrati... Read More
    Hybrid (UK travel required) | Permanent | Competitive salary + lucrative commission + EOT tax free bonuses Shape your future with Scantec — now employee-owned! Scantec is a leading engineering and technical specialist recruitment agency delivering high-quality, professional recruitment services to clients and candidates across the UK and overseas. We’re proud to have become an Employee Ownership Trust (EOT) in April 2025, meaning our people directly benefit from our success. As part of Scantec, you’ll be part of a collaborative, inclusive and supportive team where your voice is heard, your development is prioritised and your achievements are rewarded. Why join Scantec? Employee Ownership Trust (EOT) – Share in our collective success through income tax-free profit-related bonuses (up to statutory limits), have a greater say in our future and enjoy the stability of a people-owned business. Market-leading benefits: Competitive basic salary Lucrative commission structure Income tax-free EOT bonus opportunities Hybrid working (all employees supplied with a laptop) 2 office days and 3 days home based with additional working from home days depending on role Monthly and annual incentives Minimum 24 days annual leave (increases based on length of service and job level plus the option to buy more) Clear, transparent progression via our competency framework Enhanced professional training (including 50 hours external training + mental health workshops) Access to AI tools About the role We’re looking for an ambitious Recruitment Consultant to join our expanding Manufacturing team. This is a white-collar permanent desk, focused on:  Manufacturing jobs mid to senior level Sectors such as Chemical, Packaging, food, FMCG (desk dependant) You’ll benefit from our strong reputation in the market and existing client relationships and have the opportunity to build your own network in one of the most stable markets. About you ✔ Experienced permanent recruiter (ideally within a white-collar professional market) ✔ Detail-oriented and process-driven ✔ Self-motivated, ambitious and eager to succeed ✔ UK driving licence holder (some travel required) Our values At Scantec, we live by: Delivery — Always striving to exceed expectations Transparency — Clear and honest communication Integrity — Professional, ethical behaviour in everything we do Compliance — A relentless focus on quality and risk management We’re committed to Equity, Diversity & Inclusion (ED&I) — recognising and valuing every individual, with opportunities based on merit. Ready to take the next step? Call Andrea Davison on 0151 666 8959 Join us and help shape the future of manufacturing recruitment! Read Less
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  • Quality Control Lead  

    Scantec
    - Cambridge
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    Quality Control Lead (Chemical Manufacturing)Salary: DOE + Bonus + Ben... Read More
    Quality Control Lead (Chemical Manufacturing)

    Salary: DOE + Bonus + Benefits
    Full Time (Site-Based)
    CambridgeAre you an experienced QC professional with a strong background in analytical chemistry and laboratory leadership? Do you enjoy working in a fast-paced manufacturing environment where quality, precision, and continuous improvement are key? If so, this could be an excellent next step in your career.A growing chemical manufacturing business is looking to appoint a QC Lead to oversee the day-to-day running of their Quality Control laboratory. This is a hands-on leadership role, supporting production through analytical testing while also driving improvements, mentoring staff, and contributing to wider business growth.Key Responsibilities: Managing the daily operations of the QC laboratory, ensuring priorities align with production demands and deadlines. Leading, mentoring, and developing QC Analysts to ensure high performance and technical capability. Performing and overseeing analysis of raw materials, intermediates, and finished products using techniques such as GC, HPLC, FTIR, Karl Fischer and titration methods. Reviewing analytical data, identifying trends or anomalies, and implementing corrective actions where required. Developing, improving, and validating analytical methods and specifications to ensure robust and reliable processes. Supporting investigations, troubleshooting analytical or instrumentation issues, and escalating where necessary. What You’ll Need: BSc in Organic Chemistry or closely related discipline. Proven experience in a QC laboratory within chemical or pharmaceutical manufacturing. Strong hands-on experience with GC, HPLC, FTIR, Karl Fischer, and titration techniques. Experience supervising or mentoring team members within a laboratory setting. Good understanding of quality systems (e.g. ISO9001) and ideally GMP principles. Key Skills & Attributes: Leadership and team developmentStrong attention to detail and data integrity focusAbility to work under pressure and meet tight deadlinesFlexible and adaptable approachProactive mindset with a focus on continuous improvementStrong interpersonal skills within a small team environment What’s on Offer: Competitive salary (DOE) + personal bonus scheme25 days holiday + bank holidaysCompany pensionLife assurance, critical illness & income protectionEmployee Assistance ProgrammeOpportunity to play a key role in a growing businessHands-on leadership position with real impact Read Less
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  • HSE Manager  

    Scantec
    - Reading
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    Health & Safety Manager Demolition Sector | Full Time On-site Role | A... Read More
    Health & Safety Manager Demolition Sector | Full Time On-site Role | Ability to obtain SC clearance is essential |  The Opportunity We're recruiting a Health & Safety Manager to join a dynamic demolition project team. You'll be responsible for maintaining excellent health, safety and environmental standards across multiple concurrent demolition projects, working closely with the project management team and client stakeholders.This is a hands-on H&S role-not desk-based administration. You'll be on-site daily, conducting inspections and audits, investigating incidents, and driving continuous improvement in safety culture and practice. You'll work in a heavily regulated environment where your expertise and judgment are critical to project delivery and team safety. What You'll Be Doing Site Health & Safety Management Conduct regular site health and safety inspections and audits, identifying risks and driving close-out of remedial actionsMonitor several projects simultaneously, managing priorities and time effectivelyInvestigate and report on accidents and incidents, making improvement recommendationsEnsure compliance with company H&S procedures, statutory legislation and contract requirementsCarry out site inductions, drug and alcohol testing and other training as requiredDeliver toolbox talks and safety briefings to site teams Risk & Compliance Review company and contractor risk assessments and method statements, checking for improvement and complianceAssume lead reviewer role in gathering comments and chasing close-out with the supply chainAssist in the preparation of Risk and Method StatementsPlan and maintain records to ensure compliance with statutory requirements and contract obligationsCompile data and maintain dashboard reporting on H&S metrics Training & Development Monitor training matrices and organise training where requiredReview induction programmes and ensure site teams understand requirementsSupport the SHEQ lead in developing company H&S systems and driving continuous improvement Client & Stakeholder Engagement Be client-facing, establishing and maintaining relationships with key client ESH team membersDevelop and log reports based on site inspections and auditsCommunicate safety findings and recommendations clearly to project teams and clientsWork collaboratively with project management to balance safety with programme delivery About You Essential Qualifications & Experience NEBOSH Construction Qualification/Diploma or equivalentBachelor's Degree in a relevant subjectChartered Member of IOSH (or ability to achieve within role)Proven experience in construction or demolition environmentsStrong knowledge of UK H&S legislation and regulationsAbility to work in heavily regulated environments whilst remaining dynamic and flexible in application of procedures and policyExcellent time management -capable of monitoring multiple projects simultaneously and prioritising effectivelyStrong interpersonal skills -comfortable being client-facing and building relationships at all levelsAttention to detail -accuracy matters in H&S documentation and incident reportingReliability and strong work ethic -essential for this safety-critical roleCompetent in data management and reporting - able to compile metrics and maintain dashboard reporting Desirable Security Clearance (or willingness to obtain)CSCS CardExperience in demolition-specific H&S managementExperience with EDMS (Electronic Document Management Systems)Track record of driving continuous improvement in H&S culture Why This Role Matters Health and Safety in demolition is non-negotiable. Your input on safety and environmental matters will be crucial and, at times, time-critical for project delivery. You'll be working with a professional team that values safety expertise and gives you genuine authority to make decisions that protect the workforce and clients.This is a role where your technical knowledge, judgment, and ability to communicate clearly with both site teams and clients directly impact how safely and effectively projects are delivered. The Role in Practice You'll work on-site as part of the demolition team, collaborating closely with project management and client stakeholders. You'll be expected to be dynamic and flexible in how you apply procedures and regulations whilst maintaining rigorous safety standards. Time management is critical- you'll be juggling multiple projects and priorities simultaneously.This is a hands-on role. You'll be conducting inspections, leading inductions, investigating incidents, and driving close-out actions. You'll also be developing H&S systems and procedures with the SHEQ team to continuously improve how the company manages safety.   Read Less
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  • Senior Quantity Surveyor  

    Scantec
    - Workington
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    Senior Quantity SurveyorLocation: Workington (moving onto Major Nuclea... Read More
    Senior Quantity SurveyorLocation: Workington (moving onto Major Nuclear Site)
    Salary: Circa £70,000 + £5,750 car allowance
    Hours: 40 hours per week
    Working Pattern: Office-based initially, with 1 day from home after probation We’re working with a leading engineering and construction business delivering major projects across the UK, particularly within complex and highly regulated environments. They have a strong presence in the nuclear sector, are well established on long-term frameworks, and have a solid pipeline of work ahead.They’re looking to bring in a Senior Quantity Surveyor to support delivery on a major programme, starting in Workington before transitioning onto site at a Major Nuclear Site. The Role You’ll be responsible for managing the commercial side of projects from early stages through to completion, working closely with delivery teams to keep things on track.Day to day, this will include: Managing costs and overall commercial performanceSupporting procurement and subcontractor managementHandling valuations, variations and final accountsWorking closely with project teams to support deliveryProviding clear and accurate commercial reporting This role offers the chance to work on a long-term, secure programme with a well-established contractor, supporting complex and high-value projects. There’s a strong team in place, a good level of support, and genuine opportunity to progress as the programme develops. The work itself is varied, technically interesting, and gives you exposure to one of the UK’s most significant sites. What They’re Looking For Experience as a Quantity Surveyor or Senior Quantity SurveyorBackground in construction, engineering or infrastructure projectsComfortable working in regulated environmentsStrong commercial awareness and communication skillsAbility to obtain BPSS clearance Read Less
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  • Principal EC&I Engineer  

    Scantec
    - Warrington
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    Principal EC&I EngineerNuclear | SMR Programmes | UK wide officesHybri... Read More
    Principal EC&I EngineerNuclear | SMR Programmes | UK wide officesHybrid | Permanent | Full-timeAn opportunity has arisen for a Principal EC&I Engineer to join a leading engineering consultancy - delivering safety-critical systems on next-generation nuclear programmes, including Small Modular Reactors (SMRs).This position requires an experienced Principal EC&I Engineer with a strong design background and a proven track record of leading complex, multidisciplinary engineering programmes in highly regulated environments.You will be responsible for the planning, coordination, and delivery of EC&I technical programmes across the full project lifecycle, ensuring integration, regulatory compliance, and delivery to cost, schedule, and quality.Key ResponsibilitiesDevelop and manage EC&I technical programmes covering the full product and project lifecyclePlan and sequence detailed EC&I activities, managing dependencies across engineering disciplinesEnsure effective integration between electrical, control, and instrumentation systemsManage programme scope, implementing formal change control where requiredIdentify resourcing requirements and support senior engineering leadership in workforce planningDevelop, manage, and control EC&I budgets, forecasts, and cost performanceMonitor and manage programme risks, including threats and opportunitiesLead and coordinate permanent and contract EC&I engineering resourcesProvide technical leadership and assurance within a safety-critical, regulated environment Technical Requirements & Experience Significant experience in EC&I design on complex industrial projectsDemonstrable expertise in at least two EC&I disciplines, such as: Control SystemsFunctional SafetyInstrumentationRadiometrics Experience working within highly regulated industries (nuclear, defence, energy, or similar)Strong understanding of EC&I design phases, configuration management, and lifecycle governanceProficiency with EC&I design tools; E-Plan and AutoCAD Electrical are commonly usedVendor-agnostic design approach, with the ability to develop technically robust solutions independent of OEM preferenceProven ability to manage interfaces, system integration, and multidisciplinary dependencies Leadership & Programme Capability Experience leading EC&I teams across multiple work packagesStrong programme planning, cost control, and risk management capabilityConfident working with senior stakeholders, engineering authorities, and delivery partnersAble to balance technical depth with programme and commercial accountability Qualifications Degree (or equivalent) in Electrical, Control, or Instrumentation EngineeringChartered status or postgraduate qualifications are advantageous What’s Offered Long-term role within major nuclear and low-carbon energy programmesHybrid working (typically 1–2 days office based per week)Structured development and clear progression pathwaysCompetitive salary + car allowance and comprehensive benefits packageVarious UK office locations available   Read Less
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