Power Generation Risk Engineer- Insurance- £105,000- £120,000 + Bonus + Car Allowance- London/ Hybrid

The Role

Have you built your career inside power generation plants and know exactly where operational risks hide? Ready to step away from shift patterns or site pressure and use your expertise to shape smarter, safer decisions across global energy projects? If so, this Power Generation Risk Engineer role could be the fresh challenge you’ve been looking for.

You will join a respected insurance business in London, advising underwriters and brokers on real-world engineering risk. Instead of fixing issues after failure, you’ll help prevent them. You will visit sites, speak with technical teams and produce reports that directly inform insurance decisions and loss prevention strategies.

Expect a mix of travel, analysis and stakeholder collaboration. It’s technical, varied and influential work, with the freedom of hybrid working and the chance to see facilities worldwide.

If you’re ready to use your engineering knowledge in a smarter, more strategic way, apply today and start a conversation with us.

Key Responsibilities:

• Carry out 2–3 day surveys of operational power plants, including interviews and walkthroughs.
• Produce clear reports covering operations, protection measures, risk quality and recommendations.
• Estimate potential property damage using specialist modelling software.
• Assess risks for new build and operational projects.
• Support placement of risks in international insurance markets.
• Maintain and improve the Engineering Management System.

The Benefits:

• £105,000–£120,000 salary.
• Bonus and car allowance.
• Hybrid working (London office two days per week).
• International travel and varied site exposure.
• A move from operations into strategic, advisory work.
• Supportive, knowledgeable team environment.

The Person

You will likely bring:

• 10+ years’ experience in mechanical power systems or thermal generation
• Hands-on work with turbines, generators and CCGT assets including gas turbines,
•       aeroderivative gas turbines, steam turbines, turbine generators, and CCGT
• Experience leading overhauls, inspections or O&M activity
• Knowledge across thermal, combustion, nuclear or renewable technologies
• Background in design or construction projects
• Degree-qualified and ideally chartered engineer
• Strong written English and confident stakeholder communication
• Experience with GE, Siemens or Mitsubishi gas turbines is welcome.

Contact information

Mark Stracey