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M&E Project Engineer

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Location: Suffolk
Salary/Rate: Excellent Salary and package
Job Type: Permanent
Are you an experienced M&E Project Engineer looking for your next challenge in construction, infrastructure, or industrial engineering? We are recruiting a key technical lead to oversee full lifecycle M&E packages—from initial design development through to testing, commissioning, and final handover.
If you bring strong technical expertise across mechanical and electrical systems, hold professional engineering membership, and excel at site delivery, review the technical requirements below and apply today.
Key Deliverables
- Design & Procurement: Review project requirements against client/contract specifications. Issue TQs/RFIs, produce Technical Submittals, and execute cost-effective package procurement.
- Construction & Quality: Develop installation schedules with planning teams. Implement ITPs, supervise site works to British Standards/NICEIC/CIBSE guidelines, and manage scope variations.
- Testing & Handover: Execute commissioning plans, establish test parameters with consultants/vendors, update red-line drawings, and compile O&M documentation for sign-off.
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Technical Capabilities
- Mechanical: HVAC (Chilled/Condenser water, ventilation), Plumbing/Sanitary, Fire Protection (Sprinklers, Pumps), BMS Integration.
- Electrical: LV/MV Distribution, Generators, UPS, Earthing/Lightning Protection, Load Calculations, Fault Analysis.
- Software: AutoCAD, Revit (BIM), ETAP, HAP, MS Project / Primavera P6, MS 365.


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Requirements
- Education: Degree in Mechanical, Electrical, or Electromechanical Engineering.
- Experience: 5+ years M&E engineering in construction, infrastructure, or industrial sectors.
- Professional Membership: Essential membership with IET, IMechE, or CIBSE (CEng / IEng / EngTech desirable)
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