Senior Engineer - Mechanical - Auxiliaries
Posted on Jun 3, 2026 by CV-Library
Scotstoun, City of Glasgow, United Kingdom
Engineering
Immediate Start
£30.2 - £40.6 Hourly
Contract/Project
Senior Engineer - Mechanical - Auxiliaries
Location: Glasgow
Job Type: Contract, Full-Time hours
Primary Industry: Marine Engineering
Secondary Industry: Nuclear, Energy, Oil and Gas, Building Services (commercial)
Salary: £30.23 - £40.64 per hour
Job Description
The Senior Engineer – Mechanical – Auxiliaries is responsible for providing technical expertise and engineering support in the design, development, installation, and maintenance of mechanical auxiliary systems within energy and oil and gas projects. This role ensures that mechanical auxiliary equipment functions efficiently, reliably and complies with relevant industry standards and safety regulations. The role involves close collaboration with multidisciplinary teams to deliver engineering solutions that meet project objectives and timelines.
Job Duties
Lead the mechanical engineering design and review of auxiliary systems including, but not limited to, pumps, compressors, fans, heat exchangers, and associated piping and instrumentation.
Develop and maintain technical documentation such as specifications, datasheets, calculations, and reports to support project requirements.
Conduct detailed engineering analyses and risk assessments to ensure system integrity and compliance with relevant codes and standards.
Support procurement activities through evaluation of supplier documentation, technical queries, and equipment inspection as required.
Provide technical guidance and mentorship to junior engineers and technicians within the team.
Collaborate with project managers and other engineering disciplines to ensure integration of mechanical auxiliary systems within overall project scope.
Participate in site visits and inspections to verify installation quality and resolve engineering issues during construction and commissioning phases.
Identify opportunities for continuous improvement and implement best practises related to mechanical auxiliary equipment performance and reliability.
Ensure all engineering activities comply with health, safety and environmental regulations and company policies.
Required Qualifications
Degree in Mechanical Engineering or a closely related discipline from a recognised institution.
Chartered Engineer (CEng) status or working towards chartership is highly desirable.
Education
Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering or equivalent qualification.
Experience
Minimum of four years’ experience in mechanical engineering within one of the above sectors.
Proven track record in the design and delivery of mechanical auxiliary systems for large-scale projects.
Experience in engineering software tools relevant to mechanical design and analysis.
Demonstrated ability to work effectively in multidisciplinary teams and manage engineering deliverables.
Knowledge and Skills
In-depth knowledge of mechanical systems used in energy and oil and gas industries, including pumps, compressors, heat exchangers and associated auxiliaries.
Strong understanding of relevant British and international standards, codes, and regulations.
Competent in performing engineering calculations, stress analysis, and system optimisation.
Excellent problem-solving skills with attention to detail and quality.
Effective communication skills, both written and verbal, suitable for technical and non-technical audiences.
Proficiency in industry-standard engineering software and tools.
Ability to prioritise tasks and manage multiple deadlines within a fast-paced project environment.
Preferred Qualifications
Postgraduate qualification in Mechanical Engineering or related discipline.
Experience with offshore and onshore energy installations.
Knowledge of project management principles and experience supporting project delivery.
Familiarity with health and safety management systems and environmental regulations pertinent to engineering projects.
Working Conditions
The role is based primarily in an office environment with regular visits to project sites and construction locations.
Working hours are full-time, with the possibility of extended hours to meet project deadlines.
Occasional travel to offshore or remote sites may be required, subject to project demands.
The role requires adherence to strict health and safety protocols at all times
Location: Glasgow
Job Type: Contract, Full-Time hours
Primary Industry: Marine Engineering
Secondary Industry: Nuclear, Energy, Oil and Gas, Building Services (commercial)
Salary: £30.23 - £40.64 per hour
Job Description
The Senior Engineer – Mechanical – Auxiliaries is responsible for providing technical expertise and engineering support in the design, development, installation, and maintenance of mechanical auxiliary systems within energy and oil and gas projects. This role ensures that mechanical auxiliary equipment functions efficiently, reliably and complies with relevant industry standards and safety regulations. The role involves close collaboration with multidisciplinary teams to deliver engineering solutions that meet project objectives and timelines.
Job Duties
Lead the mechanical engineering design and review of auxiliary systems including, but not limited to, pumps, compressors, fans, heat exchangers, and associated piping and instrumentation.
Develop and maintain technical documentation such as specifications, datasheets, calculations, and reports to support project requirements.
Conduct detailed engineering analyses and risk assessments to ensure system integrity and compliance with relevant codes and standards.
Support procurement activities through evaluation of supplier documentation, technical queries, and equipment inspection as required.
Provide technical guidance and mentorship to junior engineers and technicians within the team.
Collaborate with project managers and other engineering disciplines to ensure integration of mechanical auxiliary systems within overall project scope.
Participate in site visits and inspections to verify installation quality and resolve engineering issues during construction and commissioning phases.
Identify opportunities for continuous improvement and implement best practises related to mechanical auxiliary equipment performance and reliability.
Ensure all engineering activities comply with health, safety and environmental regulations and company policies.
Required Qualifications
Degree in Mechanical Engineering or a closely related discipline from a recognised institution.
Chartered Engineer (CEng) status or working towards chartership is highly desirable.
Education
Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering or equivalent qualification.
Experience
Minimum of four years’ experience in mechanical engineering within one of the above sectors.
Proven track record in the design and delivery of mechanical auxiliary systems for large-scale projects.
Experience in engineering software tools relevant to mechanical design and analysis.
Demonstrated ability to work effectively in multidisciplinary teams and manage engineering deliverables.
Knowledge and Skills
In-depth knowledge of mechanical systems used in energy and oil and gas industries, including pumps, compressors, heat exchangers and associated auxiliaries.
Strong understanding of relevant British and international standards, codes, and regulations.
Competent in performing engineering calculations, stress analysis, and system optimisation.
Excellent problem-solving skills with attention to detail and quality.
Effective communication skills, both written and verbal, suitable for technical and non-technical audiences.
Proficiency in industry-standard engineering software and tools.
Ability to prioritise tasks and manage multiple deadlines within a fast-paced project environment.
Preferred Qualifications
Postgraduate qualification in Mechanical Engineering or related discipline.
Experience with offshore and onshore energy installations.
Knowledge of project management principles and experience supporting project delivery.
Familiarity with health and safety management systems and environmental regulations pertinent to engineering projects.
Working Conditions
The role is based primarily in an office environment with regular visits to project sites and construction locations.
Working hours are full-time, with the possibility of extended hours to meet project deadlines.
Occasional travel to offshore or remote sites may be required, subject to project demands.
The role requires adherence to strict health and safety protocols at all times
Reference: 225196968
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Senior Engineer - Mechanical - Auxiliaries
Posted on Jun 3, 2026 by CV-Library
Scotstoun, City of Glasgow, United Kingdom
Engineering
Immediate Start
£30.2 - £40.6 Hourly
Contract/Project
Senior Engineer - Mechanical - Auxiliaries
Location: Glasgow
Job Type: Contract, Full-Time hours
Primary Industry: Marine Engineering
Secondary Industry: Nuclear, Energy, Oil and Gas, Building Services (commercial)
Salary: £30.23 - £40.64 per hour
Job Description
The Senior Engineer – Mechanical – Auxiliaries is responsible for providing technical expertise and engineering support in the design, development, installation, and maintenance of mechanical auxiliary systems within energy and oil and gas projects. This role ensures that mechanical auxiliary equipment functions efficiently, reliably and complies with relevant industry standards and safety regulations. The role involves close collaboration with multidisciplinary teams to deliver engineering solutions that meet project objectives and timelines.
Job Duties
Lead the mechanical engineering design and review of auxiliary systems including, but not limited to, pumps, compressors, fans, heat exchangers, and associated piping and instrumentation.
Develop and maintain technical documentation such as specifications, datasheets, calculations, and reports to support project requirements.
Conduct detailed engineering analyses and risk assessments to ensure system integrity and compliance with relevant codes and standards.
Support procurement activities through evaluation of supplier documentation, technical queries, and equipment inspection as required.
Provide technical guidance and mentorship to junior engineers and technicians within the team.
Collaborate with project managers and other engineering disciplines to ensure integration of mechanical auxiliary systems within overall project scope.
Participate in site visits and inspections to verify installation quality and resolve engineering issues during construction and commissioning phases.
Identify opportunities for continuous improvement and implement best practises related to mechanical auxiliary equipment performance and reliability.
Ensure all engineering activities comply with health, safety and environmental regulations and company policies.
Required Qualifications
Degree in Mechanical Engineering or a closely related discipline from a recognised institution.
Chartered Engineer (CEng) status or working towards chartership is highly desirable.
Education
Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering or equivalent qualification.
Experience
Minimum of four years’ experience in mechanical engineering within one of the above sectors.
Proven track record in the design and delivery of mechanical auxiliary systems for large-scale projects.
Experience in engineering software tools relevant to mechanical design and analysis.
Demonstrated ability to work effectively in multidisciplinary teams and manage engineering deliverables.
Knowledge and Skills
In-depth knowledge of mechanical systems used in energy and oil and gas industries, including pumps, compressors, heat exchangers and associated auxiliaries.
Strong understanding of relevant British and international standards, codes, and regulations.
Competent in performing engineering calculations, stress analysis, and system optimisation.
Excellent problem-solving skills with attention to detail and quality.
Effective communication skills, both written and verbal, suitable for technical and non-technical audiences.
Proficiency in industry-standard engineering software and tools.
Ability to prioritise tasks and manage multiple deadlines within a fast-paced project environment.
Preferred Qualifications
Postgraduate qualification in Mechanical Engineering or related discipline.
Experience with offshore and onshore energy installations.
Knowledge of project management principles and experience supporting project delivery.
Familiarity with health and safety management systems and environmental regulations pertinent to engineering projects.
Working Conditions
The role is based primarily in an office environment with regular visits to project sites and construction locations.
Working hours are full-time, with the possibility of extended hours to meet project deadlines.
Occasional travel to offshore or remote sites may be required, subject to project demands.
The role requires adherence to strict health and safety protocols at all times
Location: Glasgow
Job Type: Contract, Full-Time hours
Primary Industry: Marine Engineering
Secondary Industry: Nuclear, Energy, Oil and Gas, Building Services (commercial)
Salary: £30.23 - £40.64 per hour
Job Description
The Senior Engineer – Mechanical – Auxiliaries is responsible for providing technical expertise and engineering support in the design, development, installation, and maintenance of mechanical auxiliary systems within energy and oil and gas projects. This role ensures that mechanical auxiliary equipment functions efficiently, reliably and complies with relevant industry standards and safety regulations. The role involves close collaboration with multidisciplinary teams to deliver engineering solutions that meet project objectives and timelines.
Job Duties
Lead the mechanical engineering design and review of auxiliary systems including, but not limited to, pumps, compressors, fans, heat exchangers, and associated piping and instrumentation.
Develop and maintain technical documentation such as specifications, datasheets, calculations, and reports to support project requirements.
Conduct detailed engineering analyses and risk assessments to ensure system integrity and compliance with relevant codes and standards.
Support procurement activities through evaluation of supplier documentation, technical queries, and equipment inspection as required.
Provide technical guidance and mentorship to junior engineers and technicians within the team.
Collaborate with project managers and other engineering disciplines to ensure integration of mechanical auxiliary systems within overall project scope.
Participate in site visits and inspections to verify installation quality and resolve engineering issues during construction and commissioning phases.
Identify opportunities for continuous improvement and implement best practises related to mechanical auxiliary equipment performance and reliability.
Ensure all engineering activities comply with health, safety and environmental regulations and company policies.
Required Qualifications
Degree in Mechanical Engineering or a closely related discipline from a recognised institution.
Chartered Engineer (CEng) status or working towards chartership is highly desirable.
Education
Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering or equivalent qualification.
Experience
Minimum of four years’ experience in mechanical engineering within one of the above sectors.
Proven track record in the design and delivery of mechanical auxiliary systems for large-scale projects.
Experience in engineering software tools relevant to mechanical design and analysis.
Demonstrated ability to work effectively in multidisciplinary teams and manage engineering deliverables.
Knowledge and Skills
In-depth knowledge of mechanical systems used in energy and oil and gas industries, including pumps, compressors, heat exchangers and associated auxiliaries.
Strong understanding of relevant British and international standards, codes, and regulations.
Competent in performing engineering calculations, stress analysis, and system optimisation.
Excellent problem-solving skills with attention to detail and quality.
Effective communication skills, both written and verbal, suitable for technical and non-technical audiences.
Proficiency in industry-standard engineering software and tools.
Ability to prioritise tasks and manage multiple deadlines within a fast-paced project environment.
Preferred Qualifications
Postgraduate qualification in Mechanical Engineering or related discipline.
Experience with offshore and onshore energy installations.
Knowledge of project management principles and experience supporting project delivery.
Familiarity with health and safety management systems and environmental regulations pertinent to engineering projects.
Working Conditions
The role is based primarily in an office environment with regular visits to project sites and construction locations.
Working hours are full-time, with the possibility of extended hours to meet project deadlines.
Occasional travel to offshore or remote sites may be required, subject to project demands.
The role requires adherence to strict health and safety protocols at all times
Reference: 225196968
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