Engage Talent Partners
Project Engineer

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Project Engineer - Aberdeen
Engage Talent Partners are working exclusively with our client to recruit for a Project Engineer based in Aberdeen.
Our client is a multi-award-winning company and operates in multiple sectors and you will join them at a very exciting time. The business has enjoyed a successful year to date with some high-profile contract wins and has ambitious plans for further growth.
Key Responsibilities:
- Create and manage Bill of Materials and work with the Procurement team to ensure parts are delivered on time to meet project deadlines.
- Prepare all necessary project documents, including the final product data book, according to client requirements.
- Schedule and monitor the progress of projects, to ensure they meet project deadlines.
- Provide progress reports to clients and senior management, clearly explaining the status of all projects and notifying them promptly of any expected delays.
- Participate in product testing and ensure clients are informed in time for any third-party witnessing that may be required.
- Track and monitor project budgets to ensure they meet or exceed profit targets.
- Prepare commercial documents and pass information to the accounts department to ensure timely invoicing.
- Prepare project close-out reports and give feedback to the business on actual versus estimated costs and any lessons learned.
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Ideal Candidate:
- Ideally, you will be degree qualified in a Mechanical, Business or Project-related subject however our client is open to those who are qualified at HND level and have relevant work experience.
- The ideal candidate will have 4+ years of experience in project engineering, with a particular interest in those with experience in a manufacturing environment.
- Applicants are to be innovative thinkers, able to work in a fast-paced environment and possess excellent communication skills.


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The successful candidate will enjoy a competitive salary package and the opportunity to progress their career utilizing the company’s strong in-house competency scheme.
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