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Role: Mechanical Site Engineer – Utility Scale Solar
Location: Epping (Essex)
Start: ASAP
Mint Selection are partnered with a leading EPC contractor delivering utility-scale solar projects across the UK and are looking to recruit an experienced Mechanical Site Engineer to support the successful delivery of a major ground-mounted solar PV project.
We are looking to speak with Mechanical Site Engineers who have a proven track record of delivering large-scale solar projects, with experience managing mechanical subcontractors, driving quality standards and supporting construction through to mechanical completion and handover.
Scope of Work
- Support the safe and successful delivery of a large utility-scale solar PV project, ensuring works are completed in line with programme, quality and HSEQ requirements.
- Manage and coordinate mechanical subcontractors throughout the construction phase.
- Supervise the installation of piling, mounting structures, trackers (where applicable) and PV module installation.
- Carry out quality inspections, ensuring all works are completed in accordance with project specifications, drawings and industry standards.
- Manage QA/QC processes including ITPs, inspections, snagging, NCRs and close-out documentation.
- Produce daily and weekly progress reports, highlighting programme updates, risks and key milestones.
- Coordinate closely with the Project Manager, Civil, Electrical and Commissioning teams to ensure efficient project delivery.
- Attend and contribute to site progress meetings with subcontractors and key stakeholders.
- Monitor productivity, identify construction issues and implement solutions to maintain programme.
- Support mechanical completion, commissioning activities and project handover.
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Experience to be Considered
- Proven experience working as a Mechanical Site Engineer, Mechanical Supervisor or similar on utility-scale solar PV projects.
- Previous experience managing mechanical subcontractors on large construction projects.
- Strong understanding of ground-mounted solar installation including piling, mounting systems, trackers and module installation.
- Experience managing QA/QC processes, inspections, ITPs, snagging and NCRs.
- Ability to produce clear and accurate site progress reports and communicate effectively with project stakeholders.
- Strong knowledge of CDM regulations, HSEQ standards and construction best practice.
- CSCS card essential, with SMSTS or SSSTS highly desirable.
- Full UK driving licence.


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This is an excellent opportunity to join a leading EPC contractor delivering major utility-scale renewable energy projects across the UK.
This is an initial 6 month contract opportunity and falls Outside IR35.
If you have experience delivering utility-scale solar projects and are interested in discussing the opportunity further, please apply within or contact Sam Nice directly for a confidential conversation.
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