Astute People Ltd

• You are responsible for managing the design processes of subcontractors within the civil works on one of the construction sites in liaison with the Lead Engineer Civil at the Head Office.
• You are responsible for the civil works to be executed in accordance with the contract, and conform with project time, budget, HSE and quality requirements.
• Bachelor’s degree in civil / structural engineering or architecture with at least 5 years of experience in the construction industry. Past working experiences with both consultants and contractors is an added advantage.
• Strong experience in civil project management and design coordination, preferably in large scale civil, industrial or plant business construction projects.

• Onsite- Fife
• £350.00 to £425.00 per day 
• Outside IR35

• Ensures works within area of responsibility are executed in accordance with contract requirements, and conform with project time, budget and Health, Safety, Environmental and Quality (HSEQ) requirements
• Supports the commissioning team in all mechanical issues (filter cleaning and exchange, greasing, dismount pumps, replenish consumables etc.
• Maintains all mechanical tools in a clean state and ready to use
• Maintains and cleans the equipment of the plant
• Reports any variations and issues to the Commissioning Manager
• Liaises and coordinates with other project team members, in particular the Commissioning Manager, Commissioning Lead Engineers and shift team leaders.
• Operate and control power generating equipment, including boilers, turbines, generators, reactors etc using semi automated control system and standalone equipment control panels
• Control, operate, and maintain plant within the limits of the environmental operational permit
• Control, operate and maintain plant to produce required electrical output
• Control, operate and maintain plant to complete cold and hot commissioning in line with company and supplier procedures Control and maintain auxiliary equipment, such as pumps, fans, compressors, condensers, feedwater pumps, pre-heaters, filters, demineralised water plant etc, to supply water, fuel, lubricants, air, and auxiliary power
• Carry out all operations in line with company procedures and guidelines Regulate equipment and conditions such as water levels, waste feeding, steam pressure etc based on data from field instrumentation and DCS Carry out required maintenance tasks in the field and record completion of maintenance tasks in shift books
• Collect samples as required by the commissioning manager or lead engineer i.e. water, oil, waste, IBA etc
• Inspect records, handover notes, and shift book entries, and communicate with other plant personnel to assess equipment operating status.
• Communication with shift team leader in relation to any items which indicate unstable operation of the plant
• Delivers Lessons Learned and feedback for current and future projects
• Keeps the Commissioning Manager / Site Manager informed of all site-related activities

• Knowledge of relevant HSEQ legal and management system requirements
• Valid Safety Contractors Certificate (SCC), Safepass (ROI), CSCS or CCNSG card or equivalent
• Solution oriented
• G ood communicator
• Ability to present ideas effectively
• Minimum 2 to 5 years as a Control Room Operator (CRO), preferably in plants utilizing waste as fuel, biomass incineration, or fossil fuel technology, with proven knowledge of power plant equipment and systems. 
• Detailed and organised
• Ability to work alone and part of a team
• Flexibility, ability to travel and work in shift pattern or site hours
• Client & Stakeholder interface
• Able to evaluate ideas of others

• Co-ordination of internal fit-out for an office fit-out.
• Overseen various packages such as drylining, ceiling, flooring, decoration, joinery and general building works.
• Co-ordination of M&E Contractors alongside other Supervisors
• Hold Site & H&S knowledge and logistics.
• Enforce site standards.
• Must hold a good understanding of quality management system and able to plan, monitor and control all aspects.
• Must have a Shopfitting / Building background
• SSSTS / SMSTS
• First Aid
• CSCS Card

• Leeds
• £300.00 Per Day
• 3 Months 

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• Commission and test electrical systems for cranes, including troubleshooting motors, PLCs, and safety devices to meet design specs and regulatory standards.
• Perform preventive and corrective maintenance, diagnose and repair electrical breakdowns, and provide emergency support as needed.
• Ensure all activities comply with nuclear safety regulations, participate in audits, and implement risk assessments and method statements (RAMS).
• Work with site engineers and contractors to coordinate tasks, provide technical support, and maintain accurate records of maintenance and repairs.
• Complete all necessary documentation, including commissioning reports, maintenance logs, and compliance certification for regulatory compliance.

• HNC/HND or equivalent in Electrical Engineering or a related discipline.
• Minimum 3 years in commissioning or maintenance engineering, ideally with cranes or heavy industrial equipment, and preferably in nuclear or regulated environments.
• Expertise in commissioning, maintenance, and fault-finding of electrical systems (motors, PLCs, control panels) and familiarity with electrical codes and safety standards, particularly for nuclear sites.
• Compliance with electrical safety qualifications (e.g., 18th Edition Wiring Regulations) and site-specific safety training (e.g., nuclear access) is desirable.

• Strong diagnostic and troubleshooting skills, particularly for complex electrical faults.
• Ability to work well in a team environment, with excellent written and verbal communication skills.
• Willingness to respond to emergency breakdowns and work outside regular working hours as required.
• The ability to obtain BPSS security clearance

• Competitive salary, dependent on experience.
• Accommodation and travel allowances
• 25 days holiday plus bank holidays.
• Opportunity to work on prestigious nuclear projects with a leading contractor

• Performing on-site corrective and preventive maintenance for water treatment equipment.
• Provide technical and commercial support.
• Providing after-sales technical and commercial support.
• Completing risk assessments, work reports, and other necessary documentation.
• Participating in the on-call rota
• Develop and maintain good working relationships with customers.
• Follow and enforce health and safety policies for both the company and clients.
• Complete and submit risk assessments, work reports, timesheets, and other documents on time.
• Complete site tasks and activities promptly.

• NVQ or higher in Mechanical, Electrical, or Chemical Engineering (or similar)
• Full UK driving licence.

• Experience working in water treatment industry (is advantageous but not essential)
• Knowledge of the Pharmaceutical market (desirable)
• Good communication skills, punctual, presentable, and eager to learn and develop.
• Knowledge of company products, applications, and markets is desirable.
• Excellent time management skills.

• Salary between £30,000 - £35,000 per annum depending on experience
• Company van & fuel card
• Overtime
• Laptop, mobile, PPE
• 5% commission on all successful parts quotes

• Coordinate design outputs across technical disciplines and ensure timely, budget-compliant delivery of project designs.
• Represent WEL in design reviews and oversee production of cost-effective design documents meeting specifications.
• Monitor design cost budgets, track changes, and provide cost forecasts to maximize efficiency.
• Build relationships with clients and supply chain to promote buildability, efficiency, and customer satisfaction.
• Foster a safe work environment, maintain a positive approach, and support continuous improvement and confidentiality efforts.
• Lead, coach, and mentor project teams, ensuring efficient civil and structural design delivery within budget and schedule.
• Focus on health, safety, well-being, and effective project deliverables while supporting technical leads in the Preston office.
• Oversee deliverable approvals, attend design reviews, and promote a thriving, inclusive working environment with strong project management.

• Be a Chartered Civil or Structural Engineer with minimum 10 years experience of running / leading projects.
• Have a broad knowledge of steel and concrete structures including water retaining structures to British Standards and Eurocodes.
• An understanding or proficiency in the use of software such as  STAAD PRO. TEDDS, AutoCAD, Excel is preferred

• Nuclear experience including decommissioning works
• A team player with good interpersonal and communication skills with ability to adapt to diverse working environments.
• With “can-do” attitude, capacity to learn from others as well as being assertive in presenting own technical works.
• Mentoring more junior engineers to be part of the delivery team
• Excellent IT skills
• Ability to obtain UK Security Clearance

• Salary between £60,000 to £70,000
• Enhanced Pension
• Life Assurance
• Personal development and support with accreditation