Mechanical Engineer Surveyor - Pressure & Steam Systems

Mechanical Engineer Surveyor – Pressure Systems / Steam Boilers Ensure all your application information is up to date and in order before applying for this opportunity. Location: Barrow-in-Furness| Home Based Salary: £45,000–£49,000 Basic | Total Package circa £62,000 Mechanical Pressure / Steam Engineer Surveyor – Overview Mechanical Engineer Surveyor required for a leading test, inspection and certification organisation covering Barrow-in-Furness and surrounding areas. This role is ideal for a Mechanical Engineer with experience in pressure systems, steam boilers, steam plant, compressors or pressure vessels looking to move into an Engineer Surveyor position. Mechanical Engineer Surveyor – The Role

• Carry out statutory inspection and certification of pressure systems
• Inspect steam boilers, steam plant, pressure vessels and compressors
• Ensure compliance with PSSR (Pressure Systems Safety Regulations)
• Cover customer sites across Cumbria
• Manage your own diary (home based)
• Provide technical support and clear inspection reports
• Home-based role with door-to-door pay and no mandatory overtime Mechanical Engineer Surveyor – Package
• £45,000–£49,000 basic salary
• Total package circa £62,000
• Company car or car allowance with fuel card
• Double matched pension contribution
• Guaranteed Annual bonus
• Flexible benefits including private health, life cover, reward gateway, childcare vouchers
• 33 days holiday (Ability to buy and sell extra days)
• 40-hour flexible working week
• Overtime available (not compulsory)
• Structured training programme (investment of £55,000 in year one) Mechanical Engineer Surveyor – Requirements
• HNC / Level 4 qualification in Mechanical Engineering (or similar)
• Hands-on experience working on pressure systems
• Experience with steam boilers, steam plant, compressors, pressure vessels or heat exchangers etc
• Maintenance, service, xwwtmva repair or inspection background
• UK driving licence
• Comfortable in customer-facing environments Ideal Backgrounds
• Mechanical Maintenance Engineer
• Boiler Engineer
• Steam Engineer
• Pressure Systems Engineer
• Plant Engineer
• Marine Engineers
• Existing Engineer Surveyor Why Apply?
• Step away from reactive maintenance
• No night shifts or call-out rota
• Clear career progression pathways
• Industry-leading training programme
• Long-term job security with established inspection organisation Mechanical Engineer Surveyor – Pressure Systems / Steam Boilers