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​Mechanical Engineer

Mechanical Engineers are highly competent, skilled engineers responsible for all mechanical components within a plant, manufacturing site or project location. A Mechanical Engineer will work collaboratively across multi-disciplines teams to provide a range of engineering support. This could include reviewing AutoCAD designs, technical drawings and complex problem solving, as well as technical advisory services. Mechanical Engineers are in demand across a wide range of engineering sectors, and are required to work to industry standard safety standards.

A Mechanical Engineer requires good communication skills, as well as a degree in Engineering and Chartered Engineer status – although they may be working towards this status.

NRL specialises in sourcing and placing skilled Mechanical Engineers across a range of industries, such as construction, energy, and manufacturing. We carefully evaluate candidates to ensure they have the required qualifications, experience, and technical proficiency that clients need. NRL is dedicated to matching engineers with roles that fit their expertise, whether it's designing and developing mechanical systems, overseeing maintenance, or ensuring operational efficiency. With a thorough understanding of the mechanical engineering sector, NRL aims to assist candidates in finding rewarding, long-term career opportunities that enhance their professional growth.

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Permanent Mechanical Engineer Jobs

Permanent Mechanical Engineer positions can provide more stabilityand long-term career prospects across a variety of industries. Those in permanent roles frequently benefit from more job security compared to contracting, and have opportunities for career advancement. By collaborating with cross-functional teams, Mechanical Engineers can play a key role in driving innovative projects and developing sustainable solutions, which enhances their skills and professional growth. Permanent employment not only helps engineers establish lasting relationships within their employers and clients, but also allows them to concentrate on continuous improvement and the success of long-term projects.

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Frequently asked questions

  • Is mechanical engineering salary good?
  • Mechanical engineering offers a competitive salary, with the potential for growth and higher earnings as experience and expertise are gained. Salaries can vary based on factors such as industry, location, and level of experience.

  • How long does it take to become a Mechanical Engineer?
  • Becoming a Mechanical Engineer typically requires a bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering, which takes around 4 years to complete, although part-time learning options could also be considered. Some students may opt for further education, such as a master's degree, which can add 1-2 years. Overall, it can take around 4-6 years to become a fully qualified Mechanical Engineer.

  • Are Mechanical Engineers in high demand?
  • Mechanical Engineers are in high demand across a variety of industries, including construction, automotive, infrastructure, and manufacturing. The need for Mechanical Engineers is driven by ongoing technological advancements and the development of new products and systems. As a result, the demand for skilled Mechanical Engineers remains strong.

​Norway

Norway is a beautiful country located in Northern Europe with a population of around 5.5 million people. Known for its majestic fjords, snow-capped mountains, and picturesque landscapes, Norway is a nature lover's paradise. The country is also home to vibrant cities such as Oslo, Bergen, and Trondheim, which offer a mix of modern architecture, historic landmarks, and cultural attractions.

The engineering sector is the third largest sector of the Norwegian economy. Norway plays a large role in the oil and gas industry and the country also has a significant engineering sector, focused on the design, development and manufacturing of offshore oil platforms, ships and related equipment.