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Binnies UK, part of the RSK Group are recruiting for Engineering Managers to lead engineering teams for our Delivery team.The engineering teams deliver innovative engineering solutions for projects within our frameworks across the UK. The Engineering Manager will be accountable for the planning, co-ordination and execution of engineering solutions to scope, cost and programme to meet our Client’s requirements. The ability to travel to various offices and project sites is essential.Key responsibilities:Ensure that health and safety in design development is at the forefront of our workPlan, execute, monitor and control engineering output for projects in terms of scope, time, cost, quality, resource, communications, risk, and stakeholder managementManage change control and detailed design programmesBalance the needs of multiple projectsProvide leadership to the project team engineers & be responsible for the overall technical coordination and production of multi-disciplinary outputs and designs within a digital environmentActively coordinate with all other internal/external project team members including procurement, construction and commissioning teamsParticipate in or lead client meetingsEnsure engineering team understand & apply relevant quality system, design guides, standards, systems, engineering codes and Binnies policies and proceduresSupport continuous improvement and change management effortsMay provide support to business development or pursuit activitiesTypically oversees performance management, mentoring, recognition, learning and development and any corrective actionsQualifications & Requirements:Degree in engineeringSeveral years years related work experienceSeveral NEC3/4 PSC - project management or contract administration experienceProven leadership skills to manage multi-discipline engineering teams, & create positive changeMotivated to deliver engineering solutions for Water, wastewater & sludge treatment projectsPrevious experience in a technical engineering lead role on projectsAll applicants must be able to complete pre-employment onboarding requirements (if selected) which may include any/all of the following: criminal/civil background check, drug screen, and motor vehicle records search, in compliance with any applicable laws and regulations.Experience of working in the Design & Build environment with partnering contractors to deliver the successful implementation of engineering solutionsGood understanding of digital engineering and its use in the delivery of projectsReady to join a company where your impact matters?Apply now to become part of our growing engineering team and help us shape the future of water infrastructure in the UK and enjoy the below benefits:9-day working fortnight Competitive pension scheme 33 days annual leave Paid volunteering day each year Enhanced parental leave Private medical cover Annual bonus (subject to company & individual performance)

Civil Engineers – Water Sector Locations: Redhill ¦ Birmingham ¦ Glasgow ¦ Chester ¦ LeedsHybrid / Flexible / Remote Working Options AvailableJoin Binnies, part of the RSK Group, as we grow our team of Civil Engineers to support major AMP8 Frameworks across the UK.Following recent successes in securing key AMP8 Water Frameworks, Binnies is looking for talented Civil Engineers to join our Delivery group from September 2025. These roles will focus on Non-Infrastructure Water Engineering projects delivered in a fast-paced design and build environment.Whether you're based near one of our regional offices or prefer a flexible, hybrid, or remote working pattern, you’ll be part of a supportive and collaborative team helping to deliver meaningful infrastructure that shapes communities.Why Binnies?Be part of a company with a global footprint – delivering projects in over 100 countries.Work on exciting, large-scale UK and international water infrastructure projects.Join a business that values flexibility, professional development, and making a real impact.What You’ll Be Doing:As a Civil Engineer at Binnies, you will:Lead and contribute to civil engineering deliverables on design and build projects.Prepare and review calculations, specifications, and detailed designs.Collect, analyse, and manage technical data.Coordinate work across internal teams and external stakeholders.Monitor project budgets, schedules, and quality standards.Build strong client relationships through proactive communication.Share knowledge and mentor junior/graduate engineers.Stay current with relevant codes, standards, and innovations in the sector.What We’re Looking For:A degree (BSc or MSc) in Civil Engineering.Chartered Engineer status or actively working towards chartership.Experience in the water sector (particularly detailed design) is highly desirable.Strong multidisciplinary collaboration and stakeholder engagement skills.A proactive approach to managing deadlines, quality, and technical delivery.Excellent attention to detail and organisational skills.Ready to join a company where your impact matters?Apply now to become part of our growing engineering team and help us shape the future of water infrastructure in the UK and enjoy the below benefits:9-day working fortnight Competitive pension scheme 33 days annual leave Paid volunteering day each year Enhanced parental leave Private medical cover Annual bonus (subject to company & individual performance)

Mechanical Design Engineer / Project Engineer Location: CheshireEmployment Type: Permanent, Full-Time A well-established engineering business specialising is seeking a Mechanical Design Engineer to join its growing team, based at a new office in Cheshire. This role offers a blend of hands-on engineering, project coordination, and technical design work, supporting the delivery of bespoke engineered systems for a wide range of industrial clients. Role Overview The Engineer will manage mechanical engineering projects from sales handover through to final delivery or installation. The position involves producing detailed design work, coordinating with suppliers, overseeing manufacturing progress, and ensuring projects are delivered to specification, on time, and within budget.Key Responsibilities Manage and control new engineering projects from handover to completion.Assist with, and in time independently conduct, site surveys and measurements.Produce plant layouts, general assemblies, and detailed fabrication drawings using AutoCAD LT (2D) and SolidWorks (3D).Source, negotiate, and purchase equipment from approved suppliers.Work in accordance with ISO9001 quality procedures.Maintain and update job costing spreadsheets.Occasionally oversee installation and commissioning activities, including travel when required.Conduct progress and final inspections of equipment at sub-supplier facilities.Prepare data dossiers, technical documentation, and O&M manuals.Review, check, and sign off supplier invoices relating to purchased equipment. Qualifications Degree in Mechanical Engineering or equivalentProficiency in Autodesk AutoCAD LT (2D) and SolidWorks (3D).Competent user of Microsoft Office, particularly Word and Excel.Experience producing plant layout drawings.Experience generating fabrication drawings, including structural steelwork, sheet metal, and heavy plate fabrication.Willingness to undertake internal training and develop product knowledge. Experience Minimum 2 years' experience using AutoCAD (2D) and SolidWorks (3D) in a draughting or design capacity.Project engineering experience within a mechanical or industrial engineering environment is advantageous. What This Role Offers Opportunity to join a stable and expanding engineering team.Involvement in varied, technically interesting projects.Long-term development and progression prospects within a specialist industry. Hays Specialist Recruitment Limited acts as an employment agency for permanent recruitment and employment business for the supply of temporary workers. By applying for this job you accept the T&C's, Privacy Policy and Disclaimers which can be found at hays.co.uk