Altrad UK, Ireland & Nordics
Dynamic Engineering Group Leader - Renfrew

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Altrad are currently looking for an experienced Dynamic Engineering Group Leader to join the team in Renfrew.
The successful candidate will be a technically credible and commercially aware engineering professional with experience in vibration, structural dynamics, rotating equipment, pipework vibration, condition monitoring, fatigue or a related discipline. The role will play a key role in leading and developing the Dynamic Engineering team, managing project delivery, supporting technical quality, developing people, and actively identifying new business opportunities.
Key Deliverables
- Lead, support and develop engineers, technicians and operational support personnel.
- Plan and manage team workload, resources and priorities.
- Oversee project delivery to ensure quality, cost and schedule requirements are achieved.
- Promote collaboration, accountability and continuous improvement.
- Identify training, succession and capability requirements.
- Identify and develop opportunities for Dynamic Engineering services.
- Build relationships with existing and prospective clients.
- Work with internal account teams and other engineering groups to identify cross-selling opportunities.
- Develop and maintain a qualified pipeline of work.
- Translate technical capabilities into clear client-focused services.
- Lead the development of proposals, scopes and cost estimates.
- Support growth into new clients, sectors and markets.
- Provide technical leadership across vibration, structural dynamics, rotating equipment, pipework vibration, condition monitoring and fatigue.
- Review technical approaches, analysis, reports and recommendations.
- Support investigations into vibration, resonance, repeated failure and plant reliability issues.
- Ensure relevant codes, standards and good engineering practices are applied.
- Identify new technologies and methods that improve the team’s offering.
- Ensure the Dynamic Engineering laboratory remains safe, organised and suitable for operational needs.
- Oversee the management, calibration, maintenance and availability of equipment.
- Ensure equipment records, asset registers, risk assessments and COSHH requirements are maintained.
- Oversee equipment preparation, mobilisation and shipping for UK, overseas and offshore work.
- Build and maintain relationships with internal and external stakeholders.
- Represent Altrad Babcock in client meetings, technical discussions and project reviews.
- Work with colleagues across Integrity Engineering, Plant Operations, Project Engineering, Design Engineering, NDT, Metallurgy and other relevant disciplines.
- Support the delivery of integrated engineering solutions.
- Monitor team utilisation, project performance and opportunity development.
- Identify training, recruitment and development requirements.
- Support the wider Integrity Engineering Department and Asset Management business as required.
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- Degree-qualified in Mechanical Engineering, Structural Engineering or a related discipline.
- Relevant experience in vibration, structural dynamics, rotating equipment, pipework vibration, condition monitoring, fatigue or a related discipline.
- Experience leading engineering teams, projects or technical work packages.
- Strong client-facing and stakeholder management skills.
- Commercial awareness with experience supporting proposals, business development or account growth.
- Ability to identify client requirements and convert them into defined scopes of work.
- Knowledge of relevant measurement equipment, sensors, data acquisition systems and monitoring techniques.
- Experience within oil and gas, power generation, nuclear, process, petrochemical, renewables or infrastructure would be beneficial.
- Familiarity with relevant engineering analysis software would be advantageous.
- Chartered Engineer status or equivalent is advantageous but not essential.
- Strong communication, leadership, commercial and stakeholder management skills.
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