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Marine Engineer – Luxury Yacht Build

The Role

We are seeking an experienced Marine Engineer to join a high-end yacht build programme. This role will involve the preparation, build and installation of complex mechanical and engineering systems, ensuring all work is completed in line with technical drawings, specifications and marine best practice standards.

You will play a key role within the engineering team, working collaboratively with other trades to deliver exceptional quality across luxury yacht projects.

Key Responsibilities

• Build and install mechanical and engineering systems on luxury yachts in build

• Install and align engines, gearboxes and drive systems

• Carry out hydraulic, plumbing and HVAC installations

• Interpret and work from detailed engineering drawings and specifications

• Collaborate with electrical, structural and fit-out teams to ensure smooth project delivery

• Support fault-finding, testing and commissioning activities

• Maintain high standards of health & safety and quality control

• Contribute to a “right first time” build culture

Knowledge & Technical Expertise

• Strong knowledge of marine mechanical systems including:

  • Hydraulics

  • Domestic & marine plumbing systems (fresh, grey & black water)

  • Air conditioning systems

  • Gas installations

  • Engine, gearbox and final drive systems

• Understanding of marine installation best practice

• Knowledge of GRP boat construction techniques

• Awareness of modern marine engineering technologies

• Good understanding of H&S regulations within a marine environment

Skills

• Ability to independently install and build engineering systems in recreational craft

• Competent in reading and interpreting technical drawings

• Confident using hand, power and bench-mounted tools

• Experience in metal fabrication, including TIG welding

• Comfortable working at height, in confined spaces and on uneven surfaces

• Strong problem-solving and fault-finding capability

Experience Required

• Proven experience in mechanical installations within yacht or recreational craft build

• Recent experience in a similar marine engineering role

• Demonstrated ability to deliver high-quality workmanship to tight deadlines

Qualifications

• City & Guilds (minimum) or equivalent qualification in Marine or Mechanical Engineering

Personal Attributes

• High attention to detail with a “right first time” mindset

• Self-motivated and organised

• Able to work under pressure and meet project timescales

• Strong team player with a collaborative approach

Package & Benefits

• 22 days annual leave

• 3% employer pension contribution

• Monday–Friday, 07:00–15:30

• Flexible working options

• Sickness insurance scheme (including accidental death benefit)

• Cycle to Work scheme

• Employee Assistance Programme

• Discounted personal legal services

• Company sick pay scheme

Job Description

Engineer – Tubing, Small Bore & Hydraulics

Pendennis Shipyard – Falmouth

Pendennis is a world-class superyacht refit and build specialist, delivering complex engineering solutions to some of the most prestigious yachts globally. Due to continued project demand at our Falmouth shipyard, we are looking to recruit an experienced Engineer with a strong background in tube bending, small bore stainless steel systems and hydraulics.

This role is hands-on and suited to a marine engineer who takes pride in precision workmanship, system integrity and high-end finishing standards expected within the superyacht sector.

The Role

As an Engineer at Pendennis, you will be responsible for the manufacture, installation and maintenance of complex pipework and hydraulic systems across a range of superyacht refit and new-build projects.

Key Responsibilities

• Manufacture and install small bore stainless steel pipework to a high cosmetic and technical standard

• Tube bending (manual and CNC where applicable) for hydraulic, fuel, lubrication and auxiliary systems

• Installation, testing and commissioning of hydraulic systems, including pumps, valves, actuators and control components

• Reading and interpreting engineering drawings, isometrics and schematics

• Carrying out pressure testing, flushing and fault-finding of installed systems

• Supporting refit, repair and modification works on board superyachts

• Working closely with other engineering disciplines to deliver projects to schedule

• Maintaining strict adherence to health, safety and quality standards

About You

Essential Experience & Skills

• Proven experience as a marine engineer, pipefitter or hydraulic engineer

• Strong background in tube bending and small bore stainless steel pipework

• Hands-on experience with marine hydraulic systems

• Ability to work accurately from drawings and technical specifications

• High attention to detail and pride in workmanship

• Comfortable working in confined spaces and onboard vessels

Desirable

• Superyacht or luxury yacht refit experience

• Experience working within a shipyard or dockyard environment

• Knowledge of hydraulic flushing, pressure testing and commissioning

Tug Engineer

My client is continuing to grow its operations and is looking to recruit an experienced Tug Engineer to join the team on a permanent basis.

This is an excellent opportunity for a sea-going engineer who is looking to move into a land-based, harbour-focused role, while still remaining hands-on with marine operations. The role is primarily harbour based, with occasional work away from port supporting coastal towage and associated operations.

The Role

The Tug Engineer you will play a key role in ensuring the safe, efficient and reliable operation of our tug fleet.

Key responsibilities include:

• Providing 24/7 engineering cover within a 40-hour working week to meet customer towage requirements

• Ensuring the safe, efficient and environmentally responsible operation of all mechanical and engineering systems on board

• Carrying out planned and reactive maintenance of machinery and equipment

• Making sound engineering decisions while working safely under pressure and in challenging marine environments

• Maintaining high standards of safety for all crew and operations

• Ordering machinery spares and engine room consumables as required

• Working closely with other crew members and shore-based teams, adhering to all operational and safety procedures

Working Pattern

• Permanent, land-based role (non-rotational)

• Standard 40-hour week

• Flexible working option available — hours can be completed earlier in the week, allowing additional days off, subject to management approval

• Overtime opportunities available

This flexibility makes the role particularly attractive for engineers seeking a better work-life balance.

About You

To be successful in this role, you will need:

• MCA Chief Engineer 3000kW (III/3)

• All required STCW short courses (including recent amendments)

• Valid ENG1 medical

• Strong decision-making ability and attention to detail

• The ability to remain calm and effective under pressure

• Good communication skills and fluency in English

• Comfortable working as part of a close-knit operational team

• Competence in Microsoft Office applications

Salary & Benefits

• Salary: £40,000 – £42,000 per annum, dependent on experience

• Minimum 25 days annual leave plus bank holidays

• 4% pension contribution

• Life cover at 7x basic salary

• Generous death in service benefit

• Cycle to Work Scheme

• Employee Assistance Programme

Marine Engineer – South Cornwall
Location: South Cornwall
Employment Type: Full-time, Permanent
Permanent  - £32k
Hours: Monday to Friday, 8:00am – 4:30pm (40 hours/week)

Join a Leading Marine Engineering Team
We’re looking for a skilled and passionate Marine Engineer to join a well-established marine engineering company based in South Cornwall. This is a fantastic opportunity to work across a wide variety of leisure and commercial marine projects, delivering exceptional standards of workmanship and customer care.

This hands-on role is ideal for someone experienced with marine mechanical systems up to 1000hp who enjoys working both independently and as part of a collaborative team.

Key Responsibilities

• Carry out mechanical engineering on a range of leisure and commercial craft (up to 1000hp)

• Interact with clients on-site, promoting services and upholding high professional standards

• Work effectively as part of a skilled team to deliver quality and efficiency across projects

• Support continuous improvement and business development through input and feedback

• Maintain and promote high standards of health and safety at all times

Candidate Requirements

Essential:

• Proven and current experience as a marine mechanical engineer

• Strong understanding of marine engines and systems up to 1000hp

• Full UK driving licence

• Strong teamworking and communication skills

• Solid understanding of health and safety regulations in a marine environment

Desirable:

• Experience with marine electrical systems

• Customer-facing experience or training

What’s on Offer

• 40-hour week: Monday to Friday, 8:00am–4:30pm, with ½ hour lunch break

• Overtime paid at 1.5x standard rate

• 21 days holiday plus all Bank Holidays

• Paid day off on your birthday

• Matched 5% pension contributions (Royal London Personal Pension Scheme)

• Life insurance (2x annual salary in the event of death in service)

• Accident insurance (75% of salary for up to 2 years, applicable at home or work)

• Private healthcare scheme, with option to extend to close family

Pay: £35,000.00-£40,000.00 per year

Job description:

HVAC / Air Conditioning Engineer

High-Specification Vehicles & Mobile Environments

Permanent | Monday–Friday | Workshop-Based | Oxfordshire

Broadreach Recruitment is supporting a specialist operator of high-specification mobile environments and is seeking an experienced HVAC / Air Conditioning Engineer to join a skilled, multi-disciplinary engineering team.

This role will strongly suit engineers from marine outfitting, aviation interiors, or high-end vehicle conversion backgrounds who are used to working on complex, safety-critical HVAC systems in confined, premium environments.

The Role

You will be responsible for the servicing, maintenance, fault-finding and repair of HVAC systems across a fleet of luxury, high-specification vehicles used in demanding commercial and live-operation environments.

The work is systems-led, detail-driven and quality-focused — comparable to yacht HVAC, aircraft cabin environmental systems, or bespoke mobile platforms, rather than volume automotive servicing.

You’ll work closely with mechanics, builders and engineers in a professional workshop environment, with ongoing training and exposure to new systems.

Key responsibilities include:

• Servicing, maintaining and repairing HVAC and air-conditioning systems

• Diagnosing faults across compressors, pipework, controls and distribution systems

• Working with integrated electrical systems (12v / 24v / 240v AC & DC)

• Supporting system upgrades and improvements

• Maintaining high standards of finish, safety and documentation

• Working collaboratively as part of a skilled engineering team

Who This Role Is For

This role is ideal for engineers from backgrounds such as:

• Marine HVAC / yacht outfitting

• Aviation interiors or environmental systems

• Luxury vehicle conversion or specialist fit-out

• Bespoke mobile environments (film, broadcast, leisure, expedition vehicles)

If you are used to working where space is tight, systems are integrated, and quality matters, this role will feel familiar.

Essential Experience

• 5+ years’ experience in HVAC or air-conditioning systems

• Proven fault-finding and diagnostic capability

• Strong attention to detail and pride in workmanship

• Reliable, professional and team-oriented

• Strong understanding of Health & Safety requirements

• Willingness to undertake ongoing training and upskilling

Desirable (Not Essential)

• Automotive, marine or aviation HVAC experience

• Knowledge of auxiliary heating systems (e.g. Webasto or similar)

• Electrical systems knowledge (12v / 24v / 240v AC & DC)

• Experience with three-phase systems or shore-power integration

• Solar or alternative charging systems exposure

Working Pattern & Package

• Permanent, full-time role

• 40 paid hours per week (Monday–Friday)

• Workshop-based (no shifts)

• Competitive salary depending on experience

• Ongoing training and professional development

• Company pension

Why This Opportunity?

• Work on high-specification, non-standard platforms

• Apply marine or aviation skills in a stable, land-based environment

• Strong work/life balance

• Long-term role within a technically capable team

• Exposure to complex, integrated systems — not repetitive work

Position

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