Project Engineer

What's in it for you

• A clear progression plan from day one, tailored to your goals - whether that's stepping into team leadership, moving towards project management, or deepening your technical expertise.


• The chance to work on high-profile offshore wind projects, alongside occasional exposure to traditional oil and gas.


• The opportunity to shape your career in a business that is evolving, where your adaptability and ideas will make a visible impact.


• Experience across the full project lifecycle, from engineering and planning through to offshore execution.


• A collaborative environment where you will learn from experienced project engineers and project managers, while also being encouraged to share your own insight.

The role

As a Project Engineer, you will support subsea construction, diving and ROV operations for offshore wind farm projects across the UK.

You can be based anywhere in the UK, with regular travel to offices including Aberdeen and other sites.

Offshore commitments are limited to a maximum of eight weeks per year, typically in two-week rotations.

Responsibilities

• Support the preparation of project execution plans, schedules, and risk assessments to ensure work is delivered on time and within scope.


• Contribute to the design, review, and implementation of engineering solutions for subsea construction, diving and ROV activities.


• Actively promote a strong safety culture, participate in toolbox talks, and ensure compliance with health, safety and environmental standards.


• Build strong relationships with clients, subcontractors, and internal teams to keep projects aligned and on track.


• Provide engineering support during offshore campaigns, including short trips offshore as required.


• Assist with progress tracking, cost monitoring and the production of clear, accurate project reports for management and clients.


• Identify opportunities to improve processes and efficiency, sharing ideas that enhance project performance.

Desired skills and qualifications

• Degree in Engineering (or equivalent experience in a relevant technical discipline).


• Knowledge of subsea construction, diving or ROV operations (preferred but not essential).


• Understanding of health, safety and environmental standards within offshore projects.


• Willingness and ability to travel offshore for up to eight weeks per year.


• Strong communication and collaboration skills, with the ability to work effectively with multiple stakeholders.


• Hard-working, adaptable and eager to learn, with a proactive approach to problem-solving.


• Comfortable working in a fast-paced environment and able to adjust as priorities shift.

This is a role where you will be given both responsibility and support from the start, with the chance to progress quickly as you prove yourself.