Project Engineer

Overview

Manage end-to-end custom fabrication projects, from estimation to delivery.

Key Responsibilities

• client liaison
• cost estimation
• project delivery
• cross‑functional
• documentation
• schedule management

Tasks

-Act as the main client point of contact, managing relationships and expectations -Lead estimation and costing for custom fabrication work -Take full ownership of projects from concept through to delivery -Collaborate with all departments including design, production, procurement, and quality -Oversee technical documentation, scheduling, and delivery milestones

Requirements

• project management
• estimating
• fabrication
• mechanical
• structural
• communication

What You Bring

-Ability to manage multiple projects independently and cross-functionally -Experience in project delivery and estimating (preferred) -Specialists in complex fabrication and engineered solutions -Strong communication and client-facing skills -Background in mechanical or structural engineering

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Benefits

Salary: Up to £50,000 -Fast-paced, collaborative environment with a strong pipeline of innovative work

About Nicholas Associates

-The company focuses on delivering high-quality talent solutions across multiple industries, offering specialized expertise in recruitment and consulting. -Nicholas Associates is particularly well-regarded for its work in sectors such as energy, infrastructure, and industrial. -With decades of experience, they have developed a deep understanding of client needs, making them a go-to partner for complex projects. -The company has an impressive portfolio of delivering critical projects across commercial, residential, and industrial sectors. -Through their targeted recruitment and consultancy services, Nicholas Associates has a reputation for matching top-tier talent to challenging roles. -Their industry insights help clients navigate complex project demands, whether in construction, energy, or large-scale infrastructure developments.

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