ANVIL Systems Group’s Post

An update on the new Engineering opportunities: I've had confirmation of the new roles. These are as follows: Engineering Manager - EC&I bias - Design focus x 1 Principal Mechanical Engineer (FEED) - x 4 Senior Mechanical Engineer (FEED) - x 8 Mechanical Engineer (FEED) - x 3 Senior EC&I Engineer (FEED/Electrical bias) - x 1 EC&I Engineer (FEED/Electrical bias) - x3 These are "white collar" engineering design focused and all roles are NW-based, with rather favourable working arrangements (ask me about this). The projects are front-end engineering, and plant modification and construction, in the defence and decommissioning space. These roles are a mix of STAFF and CONTRACT. The IR35 status of the contract positions will depend upon an independent IR35 assessment. I'm happy to discuss the likely outcome as I'm aware of the finer details of the projects. All roles will require a DBC check, initially BPSS clearance, and the eligibility to gain SC clearance. #Mechanicalengineer #electricalengineer #FEED #engineeringmanager #nuclearengineering

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Maintenance Engineer CF72 🔧 Investigating and repairing mechanical and electrical faults 🛠 Ensuring timely delivery of planned and preventative maintenance schedule 🏭 Collaborating with internal departments to ensure safe installation and commissioning of new plant and machinery 📚 Researching common faults and their causes 📝 Ability to read, understand, and generate technical, electrical, and P&I drawings #Maintenance #Engineering #Electrical #Mechanical #SafetyFirst #Teamwork 🤝

I'm interested in computer skills

Job market is slowly shrinking for mechanical maintenance engineer's. Companies are preferably adapting the AMC culture. Instead of enhancing the strength of maintenance crews, they just signed maintenance contract with equipments/vehicles manufacturers to easy their business systems.  Such approaches leading to the less job opportunity and shorter salary package for employees who are aligned to the job.

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As a maintenance personnel, it is important to know and understand the basic principles behind mechanical components to be successful in the field. Doing so will not only improve your results, but will make work easier for you. Also, having that basic understanding of mechanical components will help you articulate about mechanical components effectively, when training others and during interviews. Talking about articulating your experience with mechanical components, you can: 1. Provide specific examples of projects or tasks where you applied your knowledge of mechanical components. 2. Highlight any relevant certifications, training, or hands-on experience you have with different types of components. 3. Use clear and concise language to describe your ability to troubleshoot, repair, and maintain mechanical systems. 4. Share any notable achievements or challenges you've encountered while working with mechanical components. 5. Demonstrate your understanding of how different components interact within a system and how you've used this knowledge to improve processes or solve problems.

In my previous post, I mentioned that I would start identifying the roles and responsibilities of mechanical engineers in each path available in the market. Let me start with the Operation and Maintenance of mechanical engineering. The primary duty of an operation and maintenance mechanical engineer is to ensure that mechanical systems and equipment are operating smoothly, maintained properly, and repaired promptly. The key responsibilities of this job include maintaining equipment, optimizing and monitoring systems, responding to emergencies, ensuring compliance and safety, documenting and reporting, providing training and development, controlling budgets and costs, collaborating and communicating with team members, continuously improving processes, and managing projects. These duties may vary depending on the industry and organization, but they generally represent the core responsibilities of an operation and maintenance mechanical engineer.

basic knowledge of mechanical engineering