Overview
As Engineering Project Manager you will lead major site development projects at Colors Shotton, guiding a small team of engineers from concept to commissioning. You’ll coordinate stakeholders, implement a stage-gate process, and ensure safety and engineering standards. You shape site improvements, manage costs, and partner with cross-functional teams to deliver working, scalable solutions. This role offers impact across manufacturing performance and capability upgrades within Tata Steel.
Pay / Benefits
- market competitive salary
- 35 days holidays per annum
- Annual Pay Review
- Bonus Scheme – subject to business performance
- Ongoing Tata Steel training
- Private Healthcare Scheme (Individual cover)
Responsibilities
- Lead development projects from concept through commissioning and handover
- Build and manage stakeholder groups and project charter; follow stage-gate governance
- Develop detailed project plans, specifications, and governance structures; oversee design, procurement, installation and commissioning
- Ensure compliance with engineering standards, safety and regulatory requirements; coordinate risk assessments, MOC, CDM and HAZOP
- Lead and support Project Engineers, Design Engineers, and contractors; provide technical guidance to Manufacturing Teams and plant engineers
- Manage project costs and budgets; liaise with suppliers, procurement, finance, safety teams, and wider Tata engineering functions
Key requirements
- Engineering degree with a Mechanical or Electrical background
- Experience leading engineering projects across full lifecycle
- Strong communication and stakeholder-management skills
- Understanding of safety legislation, risk assessment techniques, and safe project delivery
- Budgeting and cost-control experience
- Professional registration such as Chartered or Incorporated Engineer is beneficial; PRINCE2 qualification is useful but not essential
- ability to lead, influence, collaborate and deliver successful outcomes
- communication
- stakeholder management
- leadership
- project management
- risk assessment and HAZOP
- Management of Change (MOC)
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