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Project Mechanical Engineer
Location: UK
Responsibilities
- Provide mechanical engineering support across multiple projects defining the scope of engineering design, as well as validate and verify the engineering design and construction and installation for assigned projects.
- Ability to or experience of leading on Mechanical services and some multi-disciplinary projects.
- Develop scope of works and detailed specifications, supporting site teams to ensure the quality of installations.
- Evaluate tenders and scope, procure and manage specialist services.
- Engagement with Contractors to ensure compliance with specifications and improved workmanship.
- Support the project design teams delivering a portfolio of building projects, including office spaces, data centres design requirements and critical national infrastructure.
- Support building services initiatives (e.g. standardisation, modular building design development).
- Lead internal and external multi-disciplinary design team where required.
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- Proven relevant project design experience in mechanical building services.
- The ideal candidate for this role will be an experienced mechanical Building Services Project Engineer with experience in a utility or operational environment.
- Sound technical knowledge of industry standards and specifications and an in-depth understanding of CDM Regulations.
- Ability to communicate complex technical issues in a clear and concise manner, you'll facilitate decision making by senior management.
- Experience in designing and commissioning of a diverse range of mechanical building systems is key. Ability to use IES for thermal, energy and compliance modelling.
- Demonstrable experience of delivering using digital platforms (such as BIM, Revit and other design packages) across the life of the project will be an advantage.
- Ability to liaise and co-ordinate project activities with project stakeholders (including internal stakeholder, design consultants, contractors, etc.
- Experience aligning projects deliverables with assurance processes, specifications, codes of practice, standards and relevant sections of statutory documentation.
- Preferably hold or be working towards an appropriate Chartered Engineer status.
- Membership (CEng / IEng) of CIBSE, or relevant and equivalent professional body is advantageous.
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