About ENGIE

ENGIE’s 1,000 employees in the UK are actively engaged in helping the Group reach net-zero carbon by 2045. We have been active in the UK energy market for over 20 years and our investments are in renewable energy (solar, wind, hydro, biogas) and storage, whilst supplying energy to organisations of all sizes.

Renewable Gases Europe is ENGIE’s business entity responsible for the development of renewable and low-carbon gasses production in Europe.  Since 2015, ENGIE has been developing biomethane production activity.  We are now seeking an experienced Project Manager to ensure that our UK projects are managed, executed and delivered in accordance with ENGIE’s requirements, in particular with regard to Time, Quality and Cost from conception to completion.

About the Role

From the point a development is identified as a project and the budget has been agreed, the Project Manager is expected to look after all aspects of the project from conceptual design, by engaging external consultants and managing the process through the tendering process to contract award. The project manager will then be responsible for delivering the project through construction to completion and operation of the site.

The Project Manager will provide guidance and leadership to the team, through all aspects of the project and be the point of contact both internally and externally.

Key deliverables will include regular reporting of the project status including, budget, timeline, contractual issues, engagement of external consultants, interaction with governing bodies and monitoring the health and safety.

The Project Manager may be expected to handle multiple projects simultaneously and ensure that that reviews are carried out, including financial, risk and contract reviews as required and escalate when needed to the Senior Management Team.

Knowledge and skills

• Excellent communication and negotiation skills, being able to comprise to achieve win-win agreements.
• Exceptional organisational, planning, and action plan management skills
• A high degree of awareness in HSE, quality, costs and schedule, with the ability to find the right balance.
• Ability to establish positive relationships with clients, colleagues and stakeholders.
• Competent in the use of IT platforms such as MS Excel, MS Project, PowerBi, BIM/PML/ERP).

Knowledge and skills

• University degree in Engineering or equivalent technical background.
• At least 5 years’ experience in managing industrial projects such as bioenergy, energy, chemicals, water/waste treatment in an ECP organisation Preferably on an international scale.
• Sound understanding of engineering and construction processes, preferably construction site experience.

This role will involve UK wide travel with occasional European travel.

 Benefits we offer

• Flexible Working
• Bonus Programme
• Income Protection
• Highly Competitive Employer Pension Contribution
• Healthcare Cash Plan
• myENGIE discounts
• Diverse Employer

Equal Opportunity

We're an equal opportunity employer, which means we'll consider all suitably qualified applicants regardless of gender identity or expression, ethnic origin, nationality, religion or beliefs, age, sexual orientation, disability status or any other protected characteristic. We recruit and develop our people based on merit and we're committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees. During the application process you will be asked to complete an equality questionnaire on a voluntary basis and any data we collect will be treated confidentially and used for evaluation purposes only. This helps us understand our audience so we can make sure we are doing everything we can to attract a diverse range of people and ensure our recruitment processes are fair and inclusive.

About ENGIE UK

ENGIE is a global leader in low-carbon energy supply and services. We have been active in the UK energy market for over 20 years, and our investments in energy infrastructure are focused on energy storage and renewable energy (solar, wind, biogas), whilst supplying energy to organisations of all sizes.

We are reshaping the energy future by reconciling economic performance with a positive impact on people and the planet, and we are looking for people who are committed to help turn our vision into reality.

Job Overview

We are looking for a dynamic and experienced HR Business Partner to join our HR team. The ideal candidate will be a strategic thinker with strong interpersonal skills, who can effectively partner with business leaders to deliver HR solutions that support the business objectives. You will play a key role in driving our people strategy, enhancing employee engagement, and ensuring we attract, retain, and develop top talent.

The HR Business Partner will be based in Dinorwig,  this is a permanent role working full time Monday to Friday s working from the office. 

Key Accountabilities:

• Act as the trusted advisor and provide strategic advice and guidance on a wide range of matters, in order to support, influence and challenge the business in the implementation of HR policies and procedures to ensure better business performance.
• Act as a change agent by actively contributing to continuous improvement activities across HR, leading and/or contributing to certain HR or business initiatives or projects as required.
• Identify HR priorities from business and people plans, translate business requirements into effective HR practices and deliver people solutions aligned to business objectives to enhance talent, succession planning, retention of key employees, and building a diverse workforce and talent pipeline.
• Facilitating key HROD processes through coaching for senior managers in the development of their people management skills to improve their execution of the process and their guidance of their own teams.
• Provide coaching to the senior leaders across the business to enhance leadership capabilities and corresponding employee engagement, ensuring best HR practice is applied at all times. 
• Responsible for the effective day to day delivery of the end of end employee lifecycle by working closely with the Lead HRBP, the relevant specialists in the wider HR team always ensuring adherence to ENGIE policies and procedures and HR best practice.
• Manage complex ER issues through to successful conclusion in line with best practice and compliance with UK employment law.

Knowledge and Skills

• Proven experience as an HR professional with track record of handling ER cases
• Track record of delivering results such as developing and implementing new approaches to policy and process or implementing fresh approaches to organisational problems
• Working knowledge of UK and Irish Employment Law
• Qualified to a degree level or equivalent with generalist HR experience
• CIPD qualified or part qualified, or equivalent experience

Why ENGIE UK?

• A competitive salary and comprehensive benefits package
• Opportunity to make a significant impact on the future of energy supply.
• Collaborative and innovative work environment.
• Bonus Programme
• Healthcare Cash Plan
• Employer Pension Contribution
• Healthcare Cash Plan
• myENGIE Benefits
• Commitment to professional development and growth.

How to Apply

If you are a strategic HR professional with a passion for driving business success through people, we would love to hear from you. Please apply with your CV outlining your experience and why you’re a great fit for the HR Business Part

Exciting Opportunity: Mechanical Technician (CHESHIRE)

About ENGIE UK 

ENGIE, one of the biggest energy firms in the world, is a global leader in decarbonisation and committed to delivering the energy transition through the alliance of molecules and electrons.  

It’s been a leader in the UK energy market for more than 20 years. Our team of 1,200 colleagues work across the energy value chain, procuring, producing, storing, transporting and distributing energy, while providing decarbonisation solutions for regional authorities, companies and individuals. We’re united by a shared purpose to champion zero carbon energy and positively contribute to the energy transition. 
 

Purpose of the Job: 

To contribute to the safe operation of the Stublach gas handling assets to ensure the protection of personnel and the environment. 

To carry out maintenance activities and oversee specialist maintenance contract staff in performing maintenance that contributes to the efficient operation of gas assets. 

Prepare mechanical isolations/purging operations for plant and equipment maintenance preparation and associated isolation documentation. 

Key Responsibilities:

• Carry out assigned tasks and duties in a safe manner, in accordance with instructions and to comply with safety rules, procedures, regulations and codes of practice. 
• Report all events (personal injuries, equipment damage, environmental and security) to your Line Manager and regularly raise proactive observations to help reduce the risk of an unsafe situation occurring.
• Operate as a member of the Emergency Response Team in the event of an incident on the Stublach site. 
• Comply with site rules and report any breach of safety (incomplete PPE, electrical hazard....) to the relevant person/team on site. Challenge any safety breach. Liaise with members of other teams to share safety information. 
• Preparation of documentation for the creation of safe systems of work on site, with the aim of becoming an authorised person within a suitable timeframe. 
• Secure the work area by identifying and measuring the risks in work activities and arrange the appropriate safeguards and isolations. 
• Once authorised, responsible for applying mechanical isolations and issuing appropriate isolation documentation. 
• Carry out gas testing prior to the authorisation of work activities. 
• Write, review and amend operational instructions / risk assessments / procedures / plans based upon experience, and implement them to isolate, maintain and reinstatement systems back to operational service. 
• Carry out tasks relating to the first level maintenance on the gas handling assets (both planned and corrective maintenance).
• Perform routine testing of operational equipment across the site, ensuring traceability by recording the test results and suitable details in the Computerised Maintenance Management System (CMMS). 
• Coordinate the delivery and off-loading of chemicals/products/equipment used on site for operational and maintenance purposes. 
• Carry out inspection of mechanical equipment, providing reports and recommendations where applicable. 
• After training, participate in the formal on call rota, approximately 1 week in every 3. 
• Ability to work on call. 

Qualifications & Experience:

• Ideally a minimum 5 years’ experience in operations/ maintenance of processing plants/ equipment, preferably within the oil/gas/chemical/COMAH industry. 
• Mechanical technical knowledge is mandatory. Working as an Appointed Person previously is preferred. 
• Hands on experience of carrying out mechanical maintenance to a high standard across a range of process plant assets. 
• Hands on experience of carrying out mechanical maintenance to a high standard across a range of process plant assets. 
• Recognised time served or modern apprenticeship (Mechanical) – essential. 
• Vocational or technical diploma in a related course – essential ie NVQ Level 3. 
• HNC in Mechanical Engineering – desirable. 
• Technical qualification in Health & Safety (e.g. IOSH, NEBOSH)) – desirable. 
• Ability to use a CMMS system (Maximo) – desirable. 

Exciting Opportunity: Well Integrity Engineer  (CHESHIRE)

About ENGIE UK 

ENGIE, one of the biggest energy firms in the world, is a global leader in decarbonisation and committed to delivering the energy transition through the alliance of molecules and electrons.  

It’s been a leader in the UK energy market for more than 20 years. Our team of 1,200 colleagues work across the energy value chain, procuring, producing, storing, transporting and distributing energy, while providing decarbonisation solutions for regional authorities, companies and individuals. We’re united by a shared purpose to champion zero carbon energy and positively contribute to the energy transition. 
 

Purpose of the Job: 

To contribute to the safe operation of the Storengy UK Stublach Gas Storage Facility to ensure the protection of personnel, plant and the environment.  

Develop and maintain the Well Integrity Management System (WIMS) for all well-related assets. 

Provide direction and leadership in areas of Well Engineering to staff in the Operations, Maintenance and Engineering Teams, communicating on business and team objectives to ensure that staff work productively with a clear purpose to meet their objectives. Coach, mentor and develop staff to improve their skills, promoting a culture of collaboration and an environment where all staff are empowered to innovate.  

Key Responsibilities:

• Report all events (personal injuries, equipment damage, environmental and security) to your Line Manager and regularly raise proactive observations to help reduce the risk of an unsafe situation occurring.
• Drive improvements in Process Safety across the site.
• Provide engineering input into any investigations or operational studies
• Interact with the UK Regulator on matters of Well Integrity on behalf of Storengy UK.
• Act as the Technical Lead for the risk assessment of well activities and well operations using the principles of ALARP.
• Manage and further develop all aspects of the Storengy UK Well Integrity Management System, ensuring the company is following best practice guidance: NORSOK, API, OGUK, ISO etc. 
• Define a range of performance measures relating to Well Integrity. Set up and manage processes to record, communicate, analyse and make continuous improvement recommendations.
• Own and update the Well Status Diagrams, Well Barrier elements and performance standards. 
• Produce annual Well Integrity report for the Stublach Site.
• Deliver on continuous improvements that minimise downtime / maximise plant availability / reliability.
• Plan and provide operational support for well-related maintenance, interventions, workover operations etc. 
• Provide technical input into design activities, including harmonising with group and UK standards.
• Coordinate all well specific maintenance / inspections and corrective breakdown activities. 
• Develop and formalise multi-year programmes for periodic maintenance regarding well integrity inspections.
• Generate operational instructions/procedures relating to the operation and maintenance of wells.
• Generate Scope of Work documents for tender. Develop the contracting strategy, contractor selection and perform regular contractor performance monitoring. 
• Support the O&M team with key mechanical maintenance contracts; WHCP, Well maintenance, logging, Well site supervision etc.
• Review and update mechanical drawings following any modifications to well related equipment.
• Lead on site modification (MoC) relating to mechanical systems, acting as the Technical Safety Assessment leader when required – Ensure that modifications satisfy all statutory and best practice requirements (PED, PSR, PSSR, OGUK, NORSOK, API etc.)
• Ensure that all well integrity related procedures are complied with, and all actions are auditable while also maintaining the highest personal, professional and ethical standards.
• Implement the requirements of the Stublach Management System associated with documentation control for the Maintenance Team.
   

Qualifications & Experience:

• Bachelors Degree, or equivalent, in Chemical, Mechanical or Petroleum Engineering, essential
• IWCF Level 4 desirable
• NEBOSH General Certificate desirable
• 2 years’ experience in the oil and gas industry or process industries. Preferably in a well integrity role, but open to general mechanical integrity experience. 
• Ability to coordinate activities across teams.
• Ability to consult and influence.
• Ability to use a CMMS system (Maximo) and document management software
• Adopts a consistent approach, checks the quality of work and meets deadlines
• High level of attention to detail – essential for this role
• Advanced Excel skills – essential 
• Able to search archives to find relevant construction data
• Responsible, proactive and self-motivated with a ‘can-do’ attitude, able to work with a high level of autonomy.
• Ability to absorb engineering standards and apply to SUK document updates. 

About ENGIE UK

ENGIE is a global leader in low-carbon energy and services. We’re committed to accelerating the transition to a net-zero world, by empowering businesses and communities with innovative energy solutions. As part of our Energy Management team, you will play a key role in shaping the future of sustainable energy.

Global Energy Management & Sales (“GEMS”) is one of the global business units of ENGIE.  Its mission is to ensure the competitiveness of the group’s Business Units (“BU”) and develop its own franchise trough a comprehensive range of services related to Trading and energy management.

Purpose of the job

The Settlements Analyst is responsible for working with colleagues to maintain the Back Office function for EUM’s UK trading activities. This includes the development, maintenance and use of an effective system for settlement, payment, validation, and provision of month end reporting information.  The Settlements Analyst is also expected to contribute to developing and maintaining a reputation for the Back Office as a provider of accurate, efficient and timely information to its internal and external stakeholders, which include Finance teams within ENGIE, counterparty Back Offices, Risk Management teams and Group Reporting

About the role

This role is part of the Back Office team within FINOPS, working alongside a team of six. We are looking to hire a Settlement Analyst for our London office. This is a permanent, hybrid position, working 37 hours per week, with two days spent in the office

Key Responsibilities:

• Validation and Confirmation of transactions across a wide range of commodity markets and with trading counterparties (internal and external) for all UK trading activities. This includes trades executed on exchanges and Over the Counter (OTC) directly with counterparties under various contract structures. Maintain a system for tracking outstanding confirmations and liaise with counterparties to ensure all outstanding confirmations are received.
• Invoicing: Accurate preparation and validation of commodity invoices, associated fees (including broker fees, gas shipping and transportation charges) and some ancillary services. 
• Daily cash margining process: agree daily cash margin (also referred to as cash collateral) exposures with trading counterparties. This is a time sensitive process that involves daily payments by set deadlines and being proactive in following up if there are late responses and/or mismatches.
• Query Resolution: Have a thorough understanding of commodities and contract structures traded to successfully resolve queries from internal and external counterparties.
• Compliance control: Review deals from a compliance and control point of view and flag up for corrective action (e.g. errors and breaches by traders)
• Financial Control:  Liaise with colleagues in the wider business to ensure cash settlement occurs and follow up late payments with counterparties where necessary.
• Internal Control, Best Practise and Audit:  Develop and maintain clear and logical administrative processes with efficient audit trails. Assist with audit queries as and when they arise. Strive to develop the Back Office as an area of “Best Practise”.
• Financial and Trading Reporting:  Ensure all required information is provided under agreed deadlines to various users including:
  • Finance teams - for cash forecasting, gross margin reporting and month end reporting
  • Risk Management- for trading reports
  • Wider areas of the business for ad-hoc analysis
• Compliance with Contractual Terms:  Ensure all Back Office processes are carried out in accordance with contractual obligations.
• Regulatory reporting: support Back Office team with regulatory reporting (REMIT, EMIR etc)
• Various Ad-Hoc Tasks, including:
  • provide knowledge and support during Trade System improvement projects.
  • propose and participate in improving processes and tools (e.g., automate manual tasks, update and improve existing tools etc.)
• Back up cover for the team – provide cover for the Back Office team when colleagues are out of the office (e.g., holiday/sick leave cover)

Qualifications & Skills:

• Experience working  in a Back Office environment within the UK/European energy industry
• Experience with an ETRM system for the energy industry such as Orchestrade (OT) is desirable
• Strong knowledge of MS Office (candidates with coding skills will be considered favourably, e.g., VBA, Python, SQL, Power BI, advanced MS Excel etc)
• Experience in back office process automation and digitalisation.
• Experience in large scale systems projects / or equivalent project work.
• Awareness of UK VAT rules (not essential but desirable)
• Focus on automation and eliminating manual/inefficient processes.
• Demonstrated ability to work effectively in a small team environment

Why ENGIE UK?

• Opportunity to make a significant impact on the future of energy supply.
• Collaborative and innovative work environment.
• Hybrid Working
• Bonus Programme
• Healthcare Cash Plan
• Employer Pension Contribution
• Healthcare Cash Plan
• myENGIE Benefits
• Commitment to professional development and growth.

 Ready to make a difference?
If you’re a proactive, analytical professional with a passion for the energy sector, apply today to join ENGIE’s GEMS team and be a part of our journey towards a greener future.