Babcock International Group

Program Manager

• Lead a multi‑disciplinary leadership team to deliver systems for the Dreadnought class SSBN, from design into manufacture
• Engage senior internal stakeholders (including Group level) to align priorities, unblock challenges and drive programme outcomes
• Partner with our customer to coordinate delivery, manage interfaces and maintain accountability for schedule, cost and quality
• Direct and mentor a team of Senior Project Managers, each owning major workstreams, ensuring integrated planning and reporting
• Oversee governance and risk management across manufacturing phases, supply chain and equipment delivery to Barrow

Programme Manager

Engineer

• Compiling project management plans from agreed scopes of work
• Delivering engineering projects to meet safety, time, quality and cost targets
• Supporting and deputising for the Project Manager to maximise team efficiency
• Coordinating with vessels, shore departments and MoD stakeholders
• Ensuring all work packages are captured, approved and implemented within PEPS

Project Engineer

Administration

• Coordinate core commercial administration across live projects—organising files, tracking actions and maintaining accurate records
• Prepare clear, well‑formatted documents, reports and trackers using Microsoft Office to support reviews and decision‑making
• Liaise with cross‑functional colleagues and external partners to gather information, progress queries and keep work flowing
• Schedule meetings, manage shared inboxes and maintain logs so stakeholders have the right information at the right time
• Follow our governance and quality processes to help ensure compliance, security and audit readiness

Commercial Administrator

• Provide a repository of auditable records of the development, construction, inspection, maintenance and disposal of assets.
• Maintain and manage classified technical documentation for ships, submarines and weapons systems.
• Analyse technical queries and provide accurate, professional responses to internal and external stakeholders.
• Support Project Managers in assessing customer requirements and scheduling deliverables.
• Provide rapid technical support to production teams.
• Ensure compliance with regulatory and classification standards across all documentation.

Technical Information Engineer

Manager

• Lead and motivate a multi‑skilled pipe fitting team across submarine projects, setting clear priorities and standards.
• Plan work scopes for repair, replacement, overhaul, and maintenance, ensuring quality, schedule, and cost performance.
• Champion health, safety, and environmental practices associated with production activities, modelling safe behaviours.
• Coordinate with supervisors, engineers, and stakeholders to resolve technical issues.
• Develop team capability through coaching, feedback, and continuous improvement.

First Line Manager – Pipe Fitter

• Lead and motivate a team of mechanical fitters across submarine projects.
• Plan and oversee repair, replacement, overhaul and maintenance activities.
• Champion health and safety standards in all production activities.
• Collaborate with engineers and stakeholders to resolve technical challenges.
• Develop team capability through coaching and continuous improvement.

First Line Manager – Mechanical

• Join our Electrical Systems Design Engineering Graduate Programme and help power the Royal Navy’s fleet at Devonport, Western Europe’s largest naval base.
• Design and maintain electrical systems that ensure ships and submarines have reliable shore-side power and that base operations run efficiently.
• Work alongside specialists in Electrical Control & Instrumentation, HV/LV Power Distribution, and Building Services.
• Contribute to a wide range of projects, from HV/LV network upgrades and the modernisation of transformers and switchgear, to enhancements of critical systems such as CCTV and fire alarms.
• Build proficiency in industry-standard software including ETAP, Amtech, and Dialux/Relux.

Graduate Electrical, Control & Instrumentation Engineer

• Developing and delivering training packages that meet regulatory standards.
• Maintaining and updating training materials to ensure compliance.
• Providing technical support on airframe and propulsion systems.
• Ensuring adherence to Part 145, Part 66, and Part 147 regulations.
• Collaborating with internal teams and stakeholders to meet business needs.
• 20 hours on-site fulfilling aircraft technician duties.
• 20 hours hybrid developing training packages to trainee Licensed Aircraft Engineers.