Engineering Recruitment Lincolnshire

Engineering recruitment Lincolnshire employers need is concentrated in two places: the city of Lincoln and the Humber bank. In Lincoln, Siemens Energy designs and makes industrial gas turbines at its Ruston Works, and Dynex Semiconductor makes power semiconductors. The University of Lincoln’s School of Engineering was built in partnership with Siemens, which makes engineering jobs in Lincoln closely linked to turbine and power engineering.

The Humber bank is one of the UK’s heaviest industrial areas. The Port of Immingham is the UK’s largest port by tonnage, handling around 46 million tonnes a year. The Phillips 66 Humber Refinery processes 221,000 barrels a day with around 1,100 staff and contractors, and British Steel’s Scunthorpe works, nationalised in July 2026, has the UK’s last two blast furnaces and about 2,700 direct staff. The Humber Freeport includes Immingham and the Able Marine Energy Park, planned for next-generation offshore wind.

Offshore wind and carbon capture add new roles. Ørsted’s East Coast Hub in Grimsby opened in 2019 as the world’s largest offshore wind operations and maintenance centre, and the Viking CCS pipeline from Immingham to Theddlethorpe has development consent. RAF Coningsby, the main Typhoon base, adds aircraft engineering. We recruit engineering jobs in Grimsby, engineering jobs in Scunthorpe and across the whole county.