Gemma Nixon

Mechanical Technician

Our Client is one of the UK's leading provider of Environmental solutions, offering a full range of Waste and Energy Recovery services through a vast and growing network of Plants and Facilities across the country. As such, they are looking for a Mechanical Maintenance Technician to join their largest polymer recycling facility in the UK, based in Avonmouth. Working as their Mechanical Maintenance Technician, you will be responsible for carrying out key planned, preventative and breakdown maintenance across the recycling facility on a wide variety of heavy plant and equipment.

What you will be doing

As the Mechanical Maintenance Technician, you will be responsible for:

• Preventative maintenance (PPMs) and reactive maintenance across heavy industrial plant
• Mechanical fault-finding and route cause analysis techniques
• Working across all processing plant
• Maintenance on wash plant,sorting equipment, motors, conveyors and other manufacturing based equipment.
• Minimising downtime, ensuring plant runs at optimum performance
• Be able to deliver all work set to the operational expectations and budgetary requirements
• Keep records using CMMS
• Working as part of a shift pattern
• Other duties as required.

What you will need

• NVQ Level 3 or equivalent in a Mechanical Engineering/ Maintenance role
• Heavy Industrial experience – e.g. processing plant, waste, manufacturing
• Ability to read and interpret engineering diagrams and drawings
• Pneumatic skills and experience

What’s on Offer

• Competitive Package of up to £43,800
• Opportunity to join one of the UK’s leading Waste Management companies

How to Apply

For more information please contact Gemma Nixon on 02392 222 964 or emailing your CV to [email protected].

Mechanical Maintenance Technician

Our Client is one of the UK's leading provider of Environmental solutions, offering a full range of Waste and Energy Recovery services through a vast and growing network of Plants and Facilities across the country. As such, they are looking for a Mechanical Maintenance Technician to join their largest polymer recycling facility in the UK, based in Avonmouth. Working as their Mechanical Maintenance Technician, you will be responsible for carrying out key planned, preventative and breakdown maintenance across the recycling facility on a wide variety of heavy plant and equipment.

What you will be doing

As the Mechanical Maintenance Technician, you will be responsible for:

• Preventative maintenance (PPMs) and reactive maintenance across heavy industrial plant
• Mechanical fault-finding and route cause analysis techniques
• Working across all processing plant
• Maintenance on wash plant,sorting equipment, motors, conveyors and other manufacturing based equipment.
• Minimising downtime, ensuring plant runs at optimum performance
• Be able to deliver all work set to the operational expectations and budgetary requirements
• Keep records using CMMS
• Working as part of a shift pattern
• Other duties as required.

What you will need

• NVQ Level 3 or equivalent in a Mechanical Engineering/ Maintenance role
• Heavy Industrial experience – e.g. processing plant, waste, manufacturing
• Ability to read and interpret engineering diagrams and drawings
• Pneumatic skills and experience

What’s on Offer

• Competitive Package of up to £41,700
• Opportunity to join one of the UK’s leading Waste Management companies

How to Apply

For more information please contact Gemma Nixon on 02392 222 964 or emailing your CV to [email protected].

• TCi (GB) Ltd - 5.0
• Bristol

• Full-time
• 6 days ago

• Additional leave
• Annual leave
• Employee assistance programme
• Employee discount
• Referral programme
• Car scheme

• ISO 14001
• Driving Licence
• EHS
• Health and safety experience within construction industry
• Non-conformance investigation
• Management
• Defect resolution root cause analysis
• Client engagement
• Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2015
• Stakeholder liaison
• Internal quality management system auditing
• Project quality assurance
• Coaching
• Compliance audits
• ISO 9001
• Health and safety inspection
• Quality assurance
• Continuous improvement
• Continuous improvement cycles oversight
• Incident Investigation
• Health and safety experience
• Management reporting
• NVQ
• Risk assessment
• Supplier quality management
• Project health and safety management
• Supply chain quality assurance
• Training & development
• Root cause analysis
• Quality management system (QMS) implementation
• Environmental management systems
• Communication skills
• Internal quality assurance
• Corporate regulatory compliance oversight

TCi (GB) Ltd is a successful construction business delivering complex projects across the UK, including within highly regulated nuclear, defence and pharmaceutical environments. We are seeking an experienced SHEQ Manager to lead and continually improve our safety, health, environmental and quality performance across the business.

This visible, influential role combines strategic leadership with practical site engagement. You will advise the Managing Director and leadership team, manage the SHEQ function, and work with operational teams and supply-chain partners to ensure high standards are applied and sustained.

Working as a SHEQ Manager at TCi (GB) Ltd, you will own the development and implementation of TCi's integrated SHEQ arrangements, providing proportionate assurance without losing sight of project delivery. The role will ideally be based from Bristol and requires frequent travel to construction sites and offices across the UK, including overnight stays as required.

Leadership, strategy and governance

• Develop and deliver the company SHEQ strategy, objectives and annual improvement plan, aligned with business priorities and legal, client and certification requirements.
• Act as the senior competent adviser to the Managing Director, Board and operational leadership team on SHEQ risk, compliance, performance and emerging issues.
• Lead, coach and coordinate the company's SHEQ advisers and representatives, setting clear standards and ensuring consistent support across projects.
• Maintain a visible presence across projects, building strong relationships with site teams and promoting a practical, solutions-focused approach to SHEQ management
• Provide concise monthly and periodic reports to senior management, using meaningful leading and lagging indicators to identify trends, priorities and corrective action.
• Promote a positive, learning-led culture in which people are encouraged to raise concerns, challenge unsafe or non-compliant practice and share good performance.

Health and safety

• Maintain effective arrangements for compliance with applicable health and safety legislation and construction duties, including CDM requirements.
• Set and monitor company standards for risk assessment, method statements, permits, temporary works interfaces, occupational health and other critical controls.
• Undertake a risk-based programme of site inspections, audits and leadership visits, ensuring actions are owned, prioritised and closed out.
• Lead or oversee investigations into incidents, near misses and high-potential events; establish root causes, communicate learning and verify corrective actions.
• Facilitate cross-project learning and the sharing of best practice to improve operational consistency and project performance.
• Support operational teams in planning higher-risk activities and provide constructive intervention where standards are not met.

Environmental management

• Lead environmental management arrangements, including aspects and impacts, legal compliance, pollution prevention, waste, resource efficiency and project controls.
• Develop practical environmental and sustainability objectives, support carbon-reduction initiatives and monitor progress against agreed targets.
• Ensure environmental incidents, complaints and non-conformances are investigated and resolved effectively.

Quality and assurance

• Maintain and improve the company's integrated management system, supporting continued conformity with ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and ISO 45001, where applicable.
• Establish proportionate quality planning and assurance across projects, including project quality plans, inspection and test plans, records, handover requirements and lessons learned.
• Plan and deliver internal audits; coordinate external certification and client audits; and ensure non-conformances and improvement actions are closed effectively.
• Work with operational and commercial teams to improve subcontractor SHEQ performance, engagement, and accountability throughout the project lifecycle
• Analyse defects, rework, complaints and assurance findings to identify systemic issues and drive measurable improvement.
• Work with commercial, procurement and project teams to assess and monitor subcontractor and supplier SHEQ capability and performance.

Operational and commercial support

• Support pre-construction, mobilisation and tender submissions with credible SHEQ plans, evidence, risk input and client engagement.
• Maintain clear policies, procedures, guidance and records that are legally compliant, practical and accessible to the people using them.
• Identify competence and training needs, deliver briefings and workshops, and support managers to discharge their responsibilities confidently.
• Build effective relationships with clients, regulators, certification bodies, insurers and other external stakeholders, representing TCi professionally.
• Keep abreast of relevant legal, regulatory and industry developments and translate changes into proportionate business action.

You will be a pragmatic and credible SHEQ professional who can operate comfortably in the boardroom and on site. You will combine sound technical knowledge with the judgement, communication skills and resilience needed to influence busy construction teams and senior leaders.

Essential experience and qualifications

• A Level 6 health and safety qualification, such as the NEBOSH Diploma, NVQ Level 6 Diploma or an equivalent recognised qualification.
• Certified or Chartered membership of IOSH, or demonstrable progress toward Chartered status.
• Substantial SHEQ experience in construction, including experience supporting multiple live projects and managing significant operational risk.
• Strong working knowledge of UK construction health and safety legislation and practical application of CDM duties.
• Demonstrable experience of audits, incident investigation, root-cause analysis, corrective action and management reporting.
• Working knowledge of integrated management systems and ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and ISO 45001.
• Experience of leading, managing or coordinating SHEQ professionals and influencing operational managers.
• Full UK driving licence and willingness to travel frequently across the UK, including overnight stays when required.

Desirable

• A recognised environmental or sustainability qualification, such as an ISEP or NEBOSH environmental qualification.
• A recognised quality-management or auditing qualification, such as ISO 9001 Lead Auditor.
• Experience in highly regulated sectors such as nuclear, defence, pharmaceutical, life sciences or secure infrastructure.
• Experience working with Tier 1 clients, principal contractor arrangements and complex subcontract supply chains.

Personal qualities

• Visible and approachable, with the confidence to challenge constructively and escalate where necessary.
• Commercially aware and able to balance robust assurance with practical project delivery.
• Clear and persuasive communicator, able to present complex information simply to site teams, clients and directors.
• Organised, analytical and comfortable managing competing priorities across geographically dispersed projects.
• Collaborative and improvement-focused, with strong attention to detail and follow-through.

• A senior leadership role with direct access to the Managing Director and genuine influence over business standards, culture, and strategic decision-making.
• A varied UK-wide portfolio of complex construction projects, including work within highly regulated sectors.
• The opportunity to shape, develop, and lead an integrated SHEQ function within a successful and growing business.
• Competitive salary and comprehensive benefits package.
• Working hours of Monday to Friday, 08:30-17:00 (excluding travel time).
• The tools, support, and flexibility required for regular UK travel.
• Additional annual leave awarded for length of service.
• Your birthday off, on us.
• Cycle-to-work and car benefit schemes.
• Simplyhealth cash plan, including healthcare reimbursements and retail discounts.
• 24/7 GP access.
• Employee Assistance Programme (EAP) providing confidential wellbeing support.
• Employee referral scheme with rewards for successful introductions.
• In-service death benefit for added peace of mind.
• Flexible option to buy or sell annual leave.

TCi is an Armed Forces Covenant registered and Disability Confident Committed Employer. Applicants who declare they have a disability or have previously served with the Armed Forces, and meet the minimum requirements for the job, will automatically be invited for an interview.

Work Location: In person

• Assessment of the layout engineering data for the building including process and instrumentation, equipment, cable and electrical information. Ensuring analysis and verification of the technical scope.
• Implement layout engineering to improve and/or modify the design where needed to input various electrical and mechanical equipment.
• Work with the wider team to assess the routing of piping, cable trays and HVAC ducts within the 3D Model.
• Produce technical documents such as status reports, introduction notes, design procedures and change analyses
• Coordinate with other relevant teams for the layout activities, sharing layout drawings and plans
• Where possible look to anticipate and adapt to changing needs of the project, keeping all parties updated and on track with progress and modifications.
• Any other duties as required

• Engineering Degree relevant to role
• Experience in at least one of the following areas of engineering: HVAC, Layout, HVAC, mechanical, safety etc.
• Nuclear experience is highly desirable in particular projects involving PWR.
• Previous experience working with 3D design software (e.g. Navisworks, AutoCAD, PDMS and/or E3D)

• Knowledge of HVAC and general layout requirements for heavy industrial projects
• Confident in challenging ideas and designs for effective solutions to meet the requirements for all levels of stakeholders
• Able to thrive in a technically challenging role in a dynamic environment

• A salary of £45,000 - £65,000 depending on experience and seniority.
• Hybrid working with 3 days a week in the office
• An opportunity to travel internationally to European offices
• Private Health care

• Be responsible for the coordination of actives in the following areas for the project; Safety Functional Requirements, Hazards, Fault Studies, Probabilistic Safety Analysis (PSA), Human Factors, Security, Structural Integrity, Environment, Decommissioning, Fire and Radiation Protection.
• Ensure delivery of the above activities performed by the safety team are managed in accordance with the contract requirements
• Utilise the safety studies from HPC for SZC
• Ensure the plans and schedule for safety activities align with the requirements of the project, allocating appropriate resource and staffing
• Utilise the wider team to ensure potential design changes are analysed and challenged where needed from a technical perspective
• Build relationships with stakeholders across design and client interfaces to ensure replication activities are successful
• Review and approve technical documentation delivered by the safety team
• Report on outcomes, progress and challenges for the team ensuring costs and time are allocated accordingly
• Any other duties as required

• Degree qualified Engineer
• A general knowledge of nuclear safety, in particular knowledge of EPR or PWR designs would be advantageous
• A minimum of 5 years’ experience in highly regulated industry

• Capable of strategic viewpoint and ability to communicate across all levels
• Proactive in the approach to challenges and issues
• Confident in their ability to lead a team and give direction

• Basic salary of £60,000 - £70,000 DOE
• Hybrid working model
• Competitive Package

• Design experience with knowledge of pipework, or electricity, or HVAC, or Civil Engineering.
• Experience using PDMS, E3D, and AutoCAD.

• Hybrid working from Hinkley Point C design office.
• 3 days on site, 2 days working from home
• 19-month contract
• Inside IR35

• Managing and supporting the Technical Project Management team
• Head monthly forecasts whilst collaborating with the Financial Business Partner, Operations Manager and SHEQ Manager
• Working to budgets and costing ensuring projects fall within and adhere to Tradebe’s internal management systems and procedures.
• Collaborate with other departments such as Sales, Commercial and Operations, developing plans, bids and solutions to ensure client needs are fully understood and met.
• Contributing development ideas and solutions for Business Strategy to grow the business.
• To be the main contributor and leader in the development for weekly and monthly financial forecast and budgeting of the forward service delivery work plan
• Support and approach bidding and managing the delivering of technically complex radioactive waste management contracts from a technically biased perspective.
• Regularly delivering Team Performance updates to the Head of Service Delivery
• Assisting the Head of Radioactive with the management of projects and tasks and managing the full cycle of other project management tasks in other teams as and when required
• Securing and developing resources
• Carrying out project and technical risk assessments and minimising risks as and when possible
• Provide technical leadership, advice and guidance to both the project management team and customers.
• Being the first and main point of contact with senior contacts at different disposal sites such as industrial, nuclear, waste recycling and disposal sites

• A degree or equivalent level in Chemistry, Physics, Radiochemistry or Nuclear Engineering
• An understanding of Radioactive waste management or decommissioning within the Radioactive/ Waste sector.
• Experience with working for commercial or regulated industry clients.
• Project management or Technical Account Management of key clients.
• Professional qualification/accreditation in Science, Engineering, Project Management or Radiation Protection, e.g. CChem, CEng, APMP, RWA (desirable)

• Competitive salary of up to £55,000 - £75,000 + annual bonus
• Potential relocation assistance
• 25 days annual leave + 8 bank holidays
• 6% employer contribution pension
• 2 year progression plan

Mechanical Technician

Material Recycling Facility

Aldridge, Walsall

Up to £34,345

4 on 4 off, days and nights

Introduction

Roles & Responsibilities

Reporting directly to the Engineering Manager, as a Mechanical Technician, you will be responsible for:

• Hands on maintenance across the site
• Maintaining pumps, motors, gearboxes, stirrers, mixers, and all associated pipework
• Driving plant availability through carrying out PPMs, reactive maintenance, and engineering improvements across the site as well as installations.
• Develop and implement processes and procedures to ensure efficiency and minimum downtime across the site.
• Stay on top of site stock and spares
• Other duties as required

This is a shift-based role with a mix of days and nights on a 4 on 4 off rota – please only apply if this is suitable.

Skills & Qualifications

We are looking for someone with the following:

• A relevant qualification in an engineering discipline, HNC / HND / NVQ Level 3
• Experience with hands on maintenance within a similar environment (waste management, water treatment, anaerobic digestion etc.)
• IOSHH or NEEBOSH would be desirable
• Experience of working on heavy industrial machinery including pumps, conveyors, optical sorters etc.

Salary & Package

What’s on offer for this exciting role:

How to Apply

Engineering Manager

Battersea – Covering Various Sites

Waste Management

Up to £52,000 + Package

Introduction

Our client is a leading nationwide integrated waste management business providing collection, treatment, recycling and technologically driven energy generation services across London. As such, they are currently looking for an Engineering Manager to work across 3 of their Transfer Stations throughout London. Working in this role, you will be responsible for overseeing all maintenance programmes across the sites, ensuring they are operating effectively and efficiently.

The Role:

Working as the Engineering Manager, you will be responsible for covering 3 main transfer stations throughout London, managing their entire engineering strategy and all maintenance teams. This will include:

• Overseeing all maintenance and engineering programmes across the sites, managing all planned maintenance, breakdowns and improvement projects for both mobile and static plant.
• Liaising with Senior Management and Site Managers to support with risk assessments, method statements and site compliance, ensuring its running in line with current legislation and company policies.
• Develop an effective planned maintenance strategy, minimising site down-time and utilising the engineer skill-sets within the team.
• Driving a continuous improvement culture, looking into new technologies and opportunities for development.
• Promoting, monitoring, and improving the safety culture, compliance and setting achievable targets for improvements.
• Report to senior teams and stakeholders on the performance of the engineering team.
• All other duties as required, both hands-on and administrative.

The Candidate

To be considered for this position, candidates should have experience working in an Engineering/ Maintenance Manager role previously, working with dynamic teams within an industrial process environment.

Candidates should be qualified in either Mechanical or Electrical Engineering and should have demonstrable success delivering a strong maintenance strategy.

Knowledge of current waste legislation is desirable and a strong health and safety understanding is a must. Candidates should hold their IOSH Managing Safely or NEBOSH certificate.

Due to the nature of the role, candidates must hold a full UK driving licence and be flexible to travelling throughout London to various sites.

To Apply

To apply for this position or to find out more information, please send your CV to Gemma Nixon at