Assistant Mechanical Technical Plant Engineer

Assistant Mechanical Engineer (Technical Plant) SUEZ are looking for a motivated Assistant Mechanical Technical Plant Engineer to support our energy-from-waste, landfill, and resource recovery facilities across the UK. This is a hands-on role, where you will gain experience working with and overseeing Mechanical systems, supporting operational teams, and contributing to projects that improve plant reliability, performance, and safety.

At SUEZ, we act for what truly matters for the environment, for society, and for the future. This is the place for people who want to make a real impact, not just watch from the side lines. Join us and help drive positive change through innovative solutions that build a more resilient and sustainable world. Salary: £37,878

Benefits

Company Car or Car Allowance (up to £6,787.80 per annum), Annual Bonus up to 10%, 25 days holiday plus 8 bank holidays, Holiday Buyback Scheme & 3x life assurance policy. Location: Based in any SUEZ, Energy from Waste UK Site: NATIONAL TRAVEL REQUIRED Hours: 37.5 hours per week: Monday to Friday.

What will I be doing? The Assistant Mechanical Technical Plant Engineer will support our Energy-from-Waste, landfill and resource recovery facilities across the UK. This is an excellent entry-level to early-career Mechanical Engineering opportunity, ideal for candidates who have completed an industrial placement, graduate scheme, apprenticeship, or gained early industry experience and are looking to develop a long-term career in the growing sustainability and resource management sector.

Provide technical support for Mechanical systems, equipment, and infrastructure across SUEZ sites, assisting with fault finding, maintenance activities, and operational improvements. Support engineering projects, including preparing technical specifications, tender documentation, installation activities, and commissioning works.

Assist with improving plant reliability, efficiency, and resilience. Collaborate with operational, maintenance, and engineering teams to identify and implement continuous improvement opportunities. Ensure all activities are carried out in line with relevant legislation, engineering standards, and SUEZ health, safety, and environmental policies.

What are the requirements? Degree, HND, HNC, or equivalent qualification in Mechanical Engineering or a related discipline. A minimum of three years' experience working with industrial mechanical systems outside a training role (such as an apprenticeship), or at least two years' experience following completion of a graduate scheme.

A good understanding of mechanical systems. Previous experience working with steam raising plant would be beneficial. An interest in project delivery, technical specification development, and contractor management. Strong teamwork and communication s...

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