PE Global
Lead Project Engineer

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PE Global is currently recruiting for a Project Lead Engineer for a leading multi-national Energy Services consulting client based in Leeds, West Yorkshire.
This is a full-time permanent position to join this market leader with an excellent salary and benefits on offer (bonus scheme, generous pension contribution, private medical, flexible working hours, stock discount program).
Duties of the role/Responsibilities
- Overseeing large projects that can vary in scope from $5M up to $200M over a typical duration of 12-24 months.
- To lead engineering projects through execution, bringing the various internal stakeholders together and liaising with the client.
- Responsible for the top-level design and documentation, including testing procedures, assembly drawings, design specifications, schematics, and operating manuals.
- Leading project design reviews both internal and external.
- Providing regular updates to Engineering Management on the status and progress of assigned projects.
- Supporting the project through the build and testing phase.
- Performing specification review and providing technical guidance.
- To ensure all work is undertaken in a safe manner in line with company health and safety guidelines.
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Education/Experience
- Degree in Engineering or suitable alternative qualification plus suitable experience.
- Experience of engineering solutions in the offshore oil/gas industry.
- Excellent communication & Interpersonal skills.
- Problem-solving ability.
- PC literacy; experience in the following packages ideal but training will be offered: SAP/PLM, PowerPoint, Excel, Word, MathCad, AutoCad, and Inventor or other similar 3D CAD package.
- Have the initiative and ability to work independently and as part of a team.
- Adaptability/Flexibility.
- Customer Focus (internal and external).
- Decision Making/Judgment.
- Dependability.
- Initiative.
- Results Focus.
- Work Environment/Safety.


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Interested candidates should submit an updated CV.
Please click the link below to apply, call Steve Lord on 0204 512 6606 or alternatively send an up-to-date CV to steve.lord@peglobal.co.uk
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