Project Engineer - N2 Process Services

We are?
A leading specialist engineering services company delivering integrated solutions for complex energy and infrastructure projects and operating assets. Our business is built on the belief that our people are what make EnerMech excellent. When we are thriving globally it's not just about investing in our infrastructure, service offering and technology, but by also investing in our people.
The role?
Due to continued growth a new role has arisen for a Project Engineer to join our Process & Industrial Services team here at EnerMech in Aberdeen. This is a staff onshore office based role.
This role will be responsible for providing the day-to-day support to the client for the delivery of the contract and liaising with EnerMech field crew on a daily basis regarding maintenance/operations. The role will also involve attending client planning meetings to ensure mobilisation readiness and date compliance. You will also be asked to provide first line technical support for the work being carried out offshore.
You are?
To be successful for this role you will have demonstrable operational experience supporting client organisations with excellent safety behaviours and have a focus on customer satisfaction.
You will have demonstratable experience within Process Services which will include but not be limited to; Nitrogen Pumping, Flange Management, Bolting, Leak Testing and Purging.
You will hold strong commercial awareness with good technical awareness.
Diversity & Inclusion
At EnerMech we want to create a diverse and inclusive organisation and grow together to make a vibrant business. We are not there yet, but the desire is steadfast, so please consider a career with us in an organisation where differences in background, culture, education, working style and less obvious differences are respected and celebrated.
Company benefits
Generous holiday entitlement
Pension scheme
Private health cover
Various staff discount schemes
Canteen on site
Employee referral scheme

Work arrangement
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