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Mechanical Design Project Engineer

G Force Recruitment Ltd
Manchester
4 weeks ago
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Contract Mechanical Design / Project Engineer **
📍 Manchester / Salford / Northwest region
💰 £37.50 - £42.50p/h DOE – Outside IR35 (Limited Co. suitable)

📅 Monday to Friday (40hrs p/w)

🕔 Minimum 6-month contract (likely extension)

Are you a self-starting Mechanical Design / Project Engineer with a passion for design projects from concept to manufacture? Join a market-leading engineering projects company that specialises in supplying bespoke process and special purpose machinery to high-end technology, food manufacturing and pharmaceutical industries.

As part of a dynamic and forward-thinking design & projects team, you'll take ownership of design projects from initial concept through to completion, working on unique, cutting-edge process equipment for key blue-chip multi-national customers.

What You’ll Be Doing:

  • Leading the full lifecycle of mechanical design projects, from site surveys, concept designs through detail design for manufacture.

  • Producing high-quality 2D drawing utilising AutoCAD 2D, & 3D CAD models and detailed drawings using SolidWorks.

  • Designing process equipment and fabrications for production lines as well as associated pipework and platforms (full package design)

  • Liaising with clients, project managers, and engineering teams to ensure successful design project delivery.

    What We’re Looking For:

  • Minimum HNC Mechanical Engineering

  • Strong experience in AutoCAD 2D and 3D Solidworks

  • A proven track record of managing design projects independently through to manufacture.

  • A proactive, detail-oriented approach and a genuine passion for design project delivery

  • Excellent communication and organisational skills

  • Experience & flexible to visit customer sites to measure up for initial design concept

  • Process industry experience – pharma / FMCG / Food / Beverage

    What’s On Offer:

  • A collaborative, innovation-led culture

  • Opportunities to work on diverse, technical projects

  • Good long-term contract – Outside IR35

  • Any travel fully expensed

    If you're looking to join a forward-thinking engineering project company with the ability to lead designs, we want to hear from you.

    📩 Interested?

    Send your CV to the G Force Recruitment team via CV Library. One of our specialist consultants will be in touch shortly.

    We take your data seriously. G Force Recruitment is fully compliant with the UK GDPR and Data Protection Act 2018

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