We’re looking for an experienced Engineering Manager to support the growth of a busy engineering business - initially taking the lead on a project to deliver, install, and commission large-scale metal processing machinery.

You’ll be joining an established company that has more than doubled its turnover in the past three years, at an exciting stage of expansion. With projects in their early phases, there’s plenty of scope to make an impact. This is a hands-on role that offers excellent long-term career development and multiple progression paths within the business. You'll get:

A basic salary of around £65,000 + company bonus

Generous holiday entitlement and comprehensive company benefits

Autonomy, ownership, and the opportunity to make a real impact within a thriving business

Full backing, resources, and support to help you deliver on your objectives and succeed in the role

The opportunity to shape the position in a number of directions, offering excellent long-term career progression and development

What you’ll be doing:

As an Engineering Manager, you’ll take ownership of a project involving the installation, commissioning, and overall operation of large-scale metal processing machinery — a key development for the business.

This is a hands-on role where you’ll lead from the front, rolling up your sleeves and getting involved at every stage. From the initial machine delivery and coordinating site resources, through setup, commissioning, and staff training, you’ll ensure everything runs efficiently and effectively.

Once operational, you’ll continue to oversee the machinery’s performance — managing maintenance, driving efficiency improvements, and supporting the wider engineering environment.

What you’ll need:

Experience in an engineering operations or engineering project management role

A hands on approach and not afraid to get your hands dirty

Practical mechanical / fitting experience

An engineering qualification or time served experience What you’ll get:

A basic salary circa £65,000 + Company Bonus

25 days annual leave plus bank holidays

Monday to Friday working week

5% company contributed pension

Opportunities for professional development and growth