RAWWATER APPLIED TECHNOLOGY in Manchester Salary
C/O DJH MITTEN CLARKE 2ND FLOOR, ST GEORGE'S HOUSE 56 PETER STREET MANCHESTER M2 3NQ ENGLAND
TIN: 12656151
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RAWWATER APPLIED TECHNOLOGY is looking for employees for positions:
engineering manager
Responsibility
- the ideal candidate will have a strong technical background, demonstrable leadership skills, and a proven history of managing high-performing engineering teams
- lead and manage a team of engineers, providing technical guidance, mentorship, and support to ensure the team's success
- drive the execution of engineering projects, ensuring they are delivered safely, on time and within budget
- the Engineering Manager will be responsible for leading the engineering team, overseeing the day-to-day operations of the engineering department, managing a team of engineers, and ensuring the successful delivery of engineering projects
- oversee the safe workshop operations run by the workshop manager and the safe delivery of site work for our customers
- ownership of continual improvement and implementation of engineering processes and best practices to improve efficiency and quality
- collaborate with the project manager to define project requirements, scope, and timelines
- resource management ensuring capacity and capability requirements of projects are met
Requirements
- degree or equivalent in Engineering, preferably mechanical
- H&S qualification e.g. IOSH, NEBOSH
- considerable experience in engineering and in a management or leadership role
- training or coaching qualification
- proven history of successfully leading and managing engineering teams
- experience working with pressurised and heated systems
- experience of end-to-end engineering from design, design for manufacture, manufacture, commission, and release
- strong technical background with expertise in mechanical design, underpinning principles of design and safety, application of the risk hierarchy, practical operations
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