Overview
In this Engineering Manager role, you lead multidiscipline engineering teams to deliver safe, compliant designs from tender to completion. You’ll shape delivery strategies and ensure regulatory compliance while guiding technical direction. The position sits within a safety- and quality-focused engineering environment, offering opportunities to mentor talent and drive innovation on critical projects. This is a chance to impact complex, regulated programs and collaborate with clients, suppliers, and internal teams.
Pay / Benefits
- competitive salary
- on-site role in Chorley
- four-day working week (Mon-Thu)
- 37 hours per week
- progression opportunities
- inclusive employer status
Responsibilities
- Lead and manage multidiscipline engineering teams to deliver safe, compliant designs
- Define engineering delivery strategies and maintain cost, scope, and schedule baselines
- Provide technical direction and approve engineering solutions and outputs
- Ensure compliance with UK regulations, legislation, standards, and internal processes
- Support bids and business-winning activities by preparing technical proposals
- Identify and mitigate risks, implementing recovery plans as necessary
- Engage with internal teams, clients, and the supply chain for integrated project planning
- Foster a collaborative culture and mentor team members to develop capability
Key requirements
- Professionally registered engineer (or working towards)
- Degree-level qualification (Level 6) in a relevant discipline
- Proven track record in managing engineering delivery and leading teams
- Strong knowledge of UK engineering legislation (e.g., CDM, PUWER, Machinery Directive)
- Experience managing complex projects, including budgets and schedules
- Ability to provide technical assurance and ensure design compliance
- leadership
- stakeholder engagement
- mentoring
- UK engineering legislation knowledge (CDM, PUWER, Machinery Directive)
- CE/UKCA marking strategies and applicable standards
- multidiscipline integration and digital engineering practices
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