Engineering Jobs Available

ninorc2012 · 15-05-2013 9:41pm

I am looking for advice on where to find experienced structural engineer for an engineering cunsultancy in Cork, they have to be a good all rounder should I advertise on the newspaper or on here or go through recutment agency? I would consider a business partner as the practice is coming up to 1 years trading and the volumn of work is alot for one person but rates are low so someone to shair the pain and the gain would be good.

Alkers · 15-05-2013 11:29pm

Engineers Ireland?

groovypetal · 12-06-2013 1:53pm

Dublin City Council jobs have just gone up:

http://www.dublincity.ie/CAREERSPAGE/CURRENTVACANCIES/Pages/default.aspx

annfield1978 · 12-06-2013 8:16pm

Chartered Highway Engineer - Dublin, Ireland

http://www.careers.ch2m.com/worldwide/en/jobs-in/s/ireland/dublin/Chartered-Highway-Engineer-Dublin-Ireland-jobid52224BR_5156

JFduley · 24-06-2013 8:25pm

Hey has anybody heard from Iarnrod Eireann yet, I got the interview about two weeks ago, but I'm still waiting ......Anxiously.

BenMicheal · 26-06-2013 12:41pm

Came across this and thought it might be of interest to some people here

http://www.eaireland.com/about-the-eai/employment-opportunities.711.html

con1982 · 27-06-2013 1:39am

JFduley wrote: »

Hey has anybody heard from Iarnrod Eireann yet, I got the interview about two weeks ago, but I'm still waiting ......Anxiously.

Did you do the interview for the graduate position or for the two mid-level jobs advertised by engineers Ireland? I applied for the latter but heard nothing.

2Cans · 05-07-2013 7:03pm

The position they have to fill is as follows:
System Engineer for Millennium Controls Ltd. Based in Midlands UK.
We have an apartment for the Engineer to stay in so this is taken care of.
The Engineer/Technician will have a strong Craft/Instrumentation background and be covering a number of sites we provide support for our Client Biffa.
The main site is an Anaerobic Digestion Plant (2 years old) in Cannock – about 20 miles from Birmingham Airport.
They will be expected to troubleshoot and support any problems with the Control Systems for the plant.
They will also be involved as part of a team upgrading certain items within the plant and with two other plants in Leicester.
We are also currently involved with a large new facility in Horsham – 20 miles from Gatwick
They will receive training of the plant and will be given further training on Siemens PLC Logic Development and Cimplicity SCADA Systems.
The role is an ongoing position but we see a 3 year development curve for the Engineer as they gain more experience in Control Systems, their installation, software development, commissioning and support.

This is an immediate vacancy which we are looking to meet candidates as soon as Monday or over the weekend in our office in Rosemount Business Park.

Thanks and Best Regards,
Paul Murphy

Millennium Controls Ltd
32E Rosemount Business Park
Ballycoolin, Dublin 11, Ireland
Ph: +353 1 803 0333
Fax: +353 1 803 0338
Mob: +353 87 2253264
E-Mail: paul@millennium-controls.ie

Alkers · 24-07-2013 10:21pm

Atkins are looking for a Resident Engineer:
http://www.irishjobs.ie/Jobs/Resident-Engineer-7122545.aspx

bduffy · 29-07-2013 10:24am

We've a couple of jobs available here in CREST in DIT. The closing date is August 18th and details can be found here.

We're looking for a Materials Engineer and a Coatings Formulator.

Feel free to forward!

Callaghan Engineering · 06-08-2013 3:46pm

We have an opening for a Senior Electrical Engineer (permanent) with 7+ years experience in MV and HV installations, Dublin based. Details at http://www.calleng.ie/senior-electrical-engineer1.html

24-08-2013 2:28pm

Irish Water have a few jobs going, with several more in the pipeline (dum tish) apparently. Up on water.ie

Previously_On · 09-10-2013 9:48pm

Fisher & Paykel Healthcare (Auckland, NZ) have an upcoming heavy recruitment drive in Ireland looking for Engineers (see the advert from the Galway newspapers attached).

"We are really excited about our recruitment trip to Ireland at the end of October/early November and our current focus is on attracting candidates to our 3 Fisher & Paykel Healthcare career networking events:

Dublin – 30 October 6-9pm
Galway – 31 October 12-2pm
Dublin Overseas Expo - 2 & 3 November"

Or see website
fph.snaphire.com

longhalloween · 09-10-2013 10:08pm

I always think it's strange that medical companies never explicitly state they want electronic engineers.

bduffy · 11-10-2013 6:12pm

We've more jobs available here in CREST in DIT. The closing date is October 17th and details can be found here.

We're looking for a Materials Engineer (starting at €42k) and Postgraduate researchers (stipend of €16k Tax-free + fees).

Feel free to forward!

CatFromHue · 12-10-2013 6:57pm

Previously_On wrote: »

Fisher & Paykel Healthcare (Auckland, NZ) have an upcoming heavy recruitment drive in Ireland looking for Engineers (see the advert from the Galway newspapers attached).

"We are really excited about our recruitment trip to Ireland at the end of October/early November and our current focus is on attracting candidates to our 3 Fisher & Paykel Healthcare career networking events:

Dublin – 30 October 6-9pm
Galway – 31 October 12-2pm
Dublin Overseas Expo - 2 & 3 November"

Or see website
fph.snaphire.com

I've just been looking at some of positions listed on their website, I've forgotten just how different job ads are over there. For example:

"Over dinner, you try to explain Bernoulli's principal to your spouse. Later, you fall asleep by counting CFD mesh cells. You wake up at 3am with a creative solution for a new product feature. You visualise mould split lines on your drive in to work. Once at work, you grab a coffee and jump straight into a discussion with the rest of your team of mechanical, electronic and software engineers about how to implement your latest idea. After having a laugh with them about the latest Dilbert cartoon, you open up Creo and start expertly drafting parts for the new concept, while the electronics boffins pull together some circuits and software to support it."

:eek:

dvcireland · 24-10-2013 9:39am

I read an article about owner of this company, they seem like a decent outfit.

http://www.independent.ie/business/irish/how-a-small-engineering-company-from-ireland-conquered-the-middle-east-29667395.html

because of the location of their projects, they require candidates to be willing to travel

http://www.blpge.com/careers/current-vacancies

Thewanderer_ie · 18-11-2013 12:01pm

Does anybody know of anybody looking for independent contractors? I work from home as a mechanical design engineer, and am going through a very slow spell right now, so need some more contacts/customers.
I figure some companies don't want full-timers, but need help on certain projects or at short notice, which is what I do.

Thewanderer_ie · 19-11-2013 1:11pm

I got a couple good leads there by PM, just wanted to say "Thank you" publicly to those who did help.
Still looking for more of course...:cool:

Mr. Loverman · 20-11-2013 3:10pm

BBA Reman in Barcelona are looking for English speaking Engineers:

http://www.jobsinspain.ie/main/index/1/advanced/0/0/date/all/0/0/20/0/0/0/0/0/0/reman

random_guy · 28-11-2013 12:25pm

Any transport planners here?

This company are looking for people:

http://www.prparchitects.co.uk/

I applied and got this as a response:

"Further to my previous email to acknowledge receipt of your application, we have since reviewed all the candidates details received. Whilst we have not been inundated with suitable candidates, despite also enlisting the help of 3 separate recruitment agencies, it is important that we have the right skills and experience necessary for the role."

There seems to be a bit of a shortfall. They're an architecture firm looking to start a new transport department so they're only looking for experienced people (my downfall).

Someone here might have better luck.

dvcireland · 03-12-2013 2:56pm

MECHANICAL & ELECTRICAL CLERK OF WORKS

St Patricks College Drumcondra, Dublin, Ireland

Closing date 4th December 2013

http://www.engineersireland.ie/Services/Employment-Services/Job-Desk/Jobs/2013/MECHANICAL-ELECTRICAL-CLERK-OF-WORKS.aspx

HondaLuc · 13-12-2013 4:04pm

Just came across this thread, some great stuff here guys keep the leads coming!

annfield1978 · 08-01-2014 10:26am

Hi, I work for an international consulting firm, an opportunity has arisen to work on Europe’s biggest infrastructure project, at the facility which it is hoped will produce fusion energy, a cheap and clean source of power for the future. The site is based in one of the most beautiful areas of France, the contract is being run in English it seems so French speaking ability is not a necessity. PM me to apply

Couple of Links

http://www.iter.org/album/construction/layout#2274. The infrastructure engineer would have responsibilities for the galleries, drainage, roads etc

For a beginner’s guide to fusion energy, which is the ultimate goal, please follow this link http://www.iter.org/sci/whatisfusion

The infrastructure role is an opportunity to work on a major project combining science and engineering, involving many of the world’s nationalities with the ultimate aim of proving fusion so that cheap & clean electricity can be produced for future generations.

Here is a link to the recent BBC news item (shown on main news slots) for ITER http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-23408073to show that there is UK interest in the project.

Job Purpose:
Title PM Infrastructure and Interface Manager - ITER Fusion Energy Project, France
supporting F4E (Site Buildings and Power Supply dept) for
The project management including technical expertise for construction contract of site infrastructure
The management of physical interfaces

Duties:
Assessment of the Architect engineer design
Monitor of Architect Engineer control of Constructor activities.
Participate to work surveillance activities of infrastructure
Support for physical clashes resolution with most effective solution for the client
Control of the design development through interfaces between different PBS’s and different Tender Batches (TB’s), through the implementation of Interface Control Documents and Interface Control Sheets.
Represent F4E at Design Integration Reviews and at Model Approval Meetings.
Report to SBPS for the support mission;

Skills/qualifications:
General for the mission
Personal behavior
Team spirit oriented
Respect of Quality and health & safety policies
Word, xcel, powerpoint, msproject basic use
Ability to keep up to date in his field of responsibility self-development
Continuous improvement and productivity increase behavior
Positive and proactive attitude and contribution even if not fully agree with decision and/or instruction
Communication and reporting
Collect of relevant information for his activities
Chair and issue minutes of meeting
Define action plan, Drive working groups, Report on progress
Report regularly his activities on synthetic way /executive mode
Escalate issue to management and client when required
Define, monitor and improve Progress indicators and Key performances indicators
Clear Commitment definition and proper information if slippage
Production
Robust, accurate and pertinent substantiation
Detailed and accurate quantification of risks
Clear, realistic and understandable recommendations and continuous improvement process propositions

Specific to the Job
• To provide to the Architect Engineer and qualify the input data under all their applicable forms (IO input data, interface sheets, integration reports, PCRs, F4E management and constraints specifications),
• To be F4E / SO responsible for the outstanding Final ‘Delta’ Design Reviews and the Manufacturing Readiness Reviews. Preparation of the review Arrangements and Schedule and subsequent management and updating of the review process.
• To manage the Chit management process and Tracking Document following Design Reviews, and to participate to the elaboration of the Forward Action Plans until design approval by IO,
• To obtain comprehensive and accurate answers for input data clarifications (Request for information)
• To manage the infrastructure PBS Control Group and TB08, and TB AP Construction Groups
• To define the Control Plan to assure that the Architect Engineer’s work and the Contractors’ works conform to the requirements,
• To comment on the design and recommend to F4E the instruction to be given to the Architect Engineer,
• To review the Modification Files / Process Change Requests impacting the PBS ,
• To control integration of the infrastructure PBS disciplines inside F4E project office and with other PBSs
• To monitor the overall schedule of delivery and forward planning
• To support a safety culture
• To assesses the constructability of the solutions proposed by the Architect Engineer and the Contractors together with the schedule and the overall project constraints
• To support the Contracting Managers in properly specifying the requirements to be satisfied by the Contractors onitor the overall schedule of delivery and forward planning
• To be Responsible for the design, tendering and construction including the engineering work in order to deliver the PBS in conformity with the requirements, the integration needs and the interfaces.
Experience required:
Large industrial projects (preferably in nuclear projects) with schedule constraint and multiple interfaces
Underground Galleries carrying SIC and non SIC electrical,
Technical knowledge in
o I&C,
o fluid services
o Precipitation Water Industrial Water Drainage; Sanitary Water Drainage networks
o Roads and Laydown Areas;
o Plant Bridges;
o Special Foundations;
o Fencing,
o Outdoor Lighting.
Working with people on a remote location would be appreciate

Languages: English (mandatory)
French and Spanish would be an advantage.

Software:
3D viewer
Primavera P6- basic use
Mensura &CATIA V5 would be appreciate

aquascrotum · 14-01-2014 12:21pm

A number of environmental / civil engineering and related positions are available at

http://www.mccloyconsulting.com/careers

(based outside Belfast)

dvcireland · 16-01-2014 9:42am

Opportunities in Galway (Oil & gas, marine)

http://www.mcskenny.com/careers-overview/search-opportunities/galway.html

BlackEdelweiss · 05-02-2014 9:45pm

Fire Engineer New Zealand
My company are looking to hire an Irish fire engineer to work in Christchurch or possibly Wellington. You would need experience as you would be one of the lead engineers in their new office. I dont know the salary but it would be generous, possibly $100K+(=about E60K) but dont quote me on that. I would say they would pay for relocation costs, visas and the 1st months accommodation but again dont quote me. If you want to drop me a line I can set up a formal contact and you can thrash it out from there. They are finding it hard to find fire engineers down here so you would be in a good bargaining position. There is a 10 or 15 year building plan about to kick off to rebuild Christchurch so your job would be guaranteed for quite a while. Fire engineers can live quite well down here, the sun is shining, no talk about recessions, very little doom and gloom in general. Its a bit of a strange country at times and it is a bit far away but as somewhere to spend a few years until things pick up a bit back home, its not too bad. Its a good spot for the kids too, not many teenagers smoke, teenage sex dosent seem to be the norm and drinking dosent seem to be the only teenage pastime.
Anyway give me a shout if you think you might be interested in a new start, it shook the cobwebs off my life anyway.
Edit: The boss said they would consider graduates as well, they can learn from the senior engineers in the office.

greenfield21 · 07-02-2014 10:36pm

Is there anyone actually a graduate engineer. Why would bother considering there is sod all jobs, chances are your going to emigrate. So just do an IT degree and you have no worries about employment.

longhalloween · 08-02-2014 12:57pm

greenfield21 wrote: »

Is there anyone actually a graduate engineer. Why would bother considering there is sod all jobs, chances are your going to emigrate. So just do an IT degree and you have no worries about employment.

That's the spirit! Nice and defeatist. :rolleyes: (according to your first post, you're a farmer)

Please keep the jobs coming guys!

Ging Ging · 08-02-2014 2:57pm

There are jobs, the amount posted on this thread is a tiny reflection. Keep them coming is right. Not every engineer is a civil engineer you know Greenfield. Civil have been hit the hardest but other engineering sectors are looking up.
Graduate jobs in anything (maybe bar IT) however are thin on the ground, I'm looking at the moment and it seems like jobsbridge is hoovering up graduate/entry level positions. Im still hopeful though.

RE*AC*TOR · 09-02-2014 3:46pm

Mechanical Design Engineer position at Marco Beverage Systems.

Details here: http://www.linkedin.com/jobs2/view/10809798?trk=job_nov

godtabh · 10-02-2014 10:05am

greenfield21 wrote: »

Is there anyone actually a graduate engineer. Why would bother considering there is sod all jobs, chances are your going to emigrate. So just do an IT degree and you have no worries about employment.

longhalloween wrote: »

That's the spirit! Nice and defeatist. :rolleyes: (according to your first post, you're a farmer)

Please keep the jobs coming guys!

Ging Ging wrote: »

There are jobs, the amount posted on this thread is a tiny reflection. Keep them coming is right. Not every engineer is a civil engineer you know Greenfield. Civil have been hit the hardest but other engineering sectors are looking up.
Graduate jobs in anything (maybe bar IT) however are thin on the ground, I'm looking at the moment and it seems like jobsbridge is hoovering up graduate/entry level positions. Im still hopeful though.

Keep all post job related

mawk · 16-02-2014 1:35am

greenfield21 wrote: »

Is there anyone actually a graduate engineer. Why would bother considering there is sod all jobs, chances are your going to emigrate. So just do an IT degree and you have no worries about employment.

I was last year. and the market was pretty much the same.
I applied around, got a temporary job as a technician.
I proved competent and was given a permanent position as an engineer.

Fast forward another 6 months, a position opened up above and I got it. Now I have a staff, a responsible position and a few pay rises.

Chin up, check your CV for spelling mistakes and be willing to pay dues.

ninorc2012 · 19-02-2014 9:48am

Civil/structural Engineer required for upcoming projects.

West Cork based consultancy

Send CVs to ciaran@crocon.ie

Mr. Tezza · 20-02-2014 2:00pm

Got am email from a recruitment crowd earlier on today thought I might throw this up.

I hope all is well with you. CCP have been retained by Pall in the UK to recruit for a number of key roles within their sites in Newquay and llfracombe.
Pall operate in the industrial and lifesciences sectors and have a diverse range of businesses in these divisions.

The Newquay site opened in 1988 and currently has just under 400 employees, 22 employees in the engineering function and 22 in the quality department. The IIfracombe site opened in 1978 and currently employs 564 staff of which 42 are in the engineering function and 24 in the quality department. The Pall Newquay manufacture medical products and filter membranes whilst the Ilfracombe site operates in the Pharmaceutical and Aerospace Industries. These sites are both non-unionised and have a progressive style operation with a hands-on approach. They are seeking individuals who are self-starters, driven and motivated.

Product / Process / Manufacturing Engineering Roles
I have attached the links to each of these roles on our website, information on Newquay and Iifracombe, the advertising campaign (just in case you missed it), and corporate company information.

Senior Product Engineer requires experience with six sigma, risk assessment, FMEA and process validation in a regulated environment.
http://www.ccprecruit.ie/job/jobdetails/72976/Senior_Product_Engineer/

Manufacturing Engineer requires experience with line support, process improvements and Autocad.
http://www.ccprecruit.ie/job/jobdetails/72973/Manufacturing_Engineer/

Process Improvement Engineer requires experience in process improvements, equipment validation and statistical tools.
http://www.ccprecruit.ie/job/jobdetails/72974/Process_Improvement_Engineer/

We are also recruiting for a number of key roles in quality which are outlined in the advertising campaign, just in case you know anyone within this field. Please be advised we offer a referral bonus which is detailed on http://www.ccprecruit.ie/refer-a-friend/ for anybody referred.

The roles offer competitive salaries, benefits and relocation packages. Have you entertained the thought of emigrating? Are you free to discuss today or tomorrow? In the meantime, would you mind emailing your most up to date CV highlighting the relevant skill set required?
If these roles do not meet your career aspirations would you mind forwarding it to anyone who you believe may be interested, i.e. someone relocating, taking redundancy, perhaps unemployed or seeking a change? If your career path or geographical preferences have changed please let me know to ensure I forward relevant job descriptions in future.

Kindest regards,

Roisin McNamara
0863073779 / 091730022

CatFromHue · 15-04-2014 6:40pm

http://www.irishjobs.ie/Jobs/Engineering-Adviser-7291349.aspx

Engineering Advisor with a Civil background to Concern.

Wages look good too.

groovypetal · 25-04-2014 1:42pm

International work with JBBarry and Partners Limited, jbbarry.ie

mr potato head · 02-05-2014 3:21pm

2 x Project Engineer (Medical) at the University of Sheffield, Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre (AMRC)

Fixed-term for 24 months
Salary: Grade 6, £24,289 to £28,132 per annum.
Closing Date: 13th May 2014

Project Engineer (Medical) - 2 Posts

atog · 02-05-2014 5:30pm

so many options

CatFromHue · 30-05-2014 10:04am

3 month Product Design role for a Graduate in Dublin that looks like it'd be very beneficial to a grads career

http://www.irishjobs.ie/Jobs/Product-Design-Graduate-7320593.aspx

Tails142 · 06-06-2014 10:09pm

Meath county council hiring senior engineers. http://www.publicjobs.ie/publicjobs/campaignAdvert/11550.htm

Aln_S · 16-06-2014 12:33pm

Position going at Camlin Group in Lisburn for a Junior Engineer

http://www.nijobs.com/Junior-Mechanical-Design-Engineer-Job-1045656.aspx

I cannot understate how good of an opportunity this would be for a Junior Mechanical engineer with some 3D experience.

1-2 years experience would be plenty for that position provided the applicant has a good degree and 3D experience.

annfield1978 · 01-08-2014 12:33pm

Positions for Senior Resident Engineer and Resident Engineers for Road Projects in Galway/ Wexford Areas

Chartred Engineers, Detailed Knowledge of the Public Works Contract, Expereince of the Supervison of Road Scheme

SRE >10 yrs Site Experience

RE > 5 Yrs Site Experience

davyd07 · 01-08-2014 12:37pm

annfield1978 wrote: »

Positions for Senior Resident Engineer and Resident Engineers for Road Projects in Galway/ Wexford Areas

Chartred Engineers, Detailed Knowledge of the Public Works Contract, Expereince of the Supervison of Road Scheme

SRE >10 yrs Site Experience

RE > 5 Yrs Site Experience

Where is this advertised?

annfield1978 · 07-08-2014 9:46pm

annfield1978 wrote: »

Positions for Senior Resident Engineer and Resident Engineers for Road Projects in Galway/ Wexford Areas

Chartred Engineers, Detailed Knowledge of the Public Works Contract, Expereince of the Supervison of Road Scheme

SRE >10 yrs Site Experience

RE > 5 Yrs Site Experience

Its not and won't be if we get the right candidates, alot of jobs is about who you know

dvcireland · 08-08-2014 1:04pm

OPW looking for graduate engineers (located in trim, county meath)

http://www.engineersireland.ie/Services/Employment-Services/Job-Desk/Jobs/2014/Graduate-Engineers-(2).aspx

con1982 · 09-08-2014 2:55pm

dvcireland wrote: »

OPW looking for graduate engineers (located in trim, county meath)

http://www.engineersireland.ie/Services/Employment-Services/Job-Desk/Jobs/2014/Graduate-Engineers-(2).aspx

To add to your post.

They are looking for 6 graduate engineers ! Placement is for 3 years with a salary of €25,500k. Good money for a civil/structural graduate.

CatFromHue · 09-08-2014 5:33pm

3 years is a long fixed term contract!

breadmonkey · 09-08-2014 8:41pm

con1982 wrote: »

To add to your post.

They are looking for 6 graduate engineers ! Placement is for 3 years with a salary of €25,500k. Good money for a civil/structural graduate.

€25,500k after 3 years(or have I misinterpreted that)? That's an atrocious salary!

Outkast_IRE · 09-08-2014 8:47pm

breadmonkey wrote: »

€25,500k after 3 years(or have I misinterpreted that)? That's an atrocious salary!

I would agree its a poor salary, but its higher than alot of the private companies are offering in their graduate programs.

One of the largest project management and consultancy companies in the country were offering level 8 graduates a wage starting at €19000 per annum for 4 year graduate program last year i think it rose to €26000 at the end of the program.

That said i got summer work in a smaller engineering company this year, with just my level 7 degree and trade background, with a €26000 salary. I will be continuing on to my level 8 in September so a fair wage considering.

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