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TOZER ASSOCIATES LIMITED

Senior Electrical Design Engineer

Manchester
Posted about 22 hours ago
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Are you sick of being chewed up and spat out by contractors? Wish you could lead projects rather than be dictated to?

Here you'll be joining a well established M&E consultant who specialise in designing through all RIBA stages. Typically they're engaged from the start.

As they work with developers and end user clients they always produce their own design work. Therefore you'll be able to work closely with key decision makers enabling you to understand what is required on their projects.

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What you'll be doing:

  • You'll lead electrical design projects, completing services drawings on new and existing buildings.
  • You will work closely with a team of 8 mechanical and electrical design engineers giving guidance to intermediate and junior engineers.
  • You'll also work closely with the BIM/Cad team on co-ordination, clash detection and AutoCad drawing production.

What you'll need:

  • You'll have worked in building services for at least 5 years.
  • You'll have a good understanding of REVIT MEP and AutoCad.
  • You will like working in an office bouncing ideas off people.

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What you'll get:

  • You will get well paid with plenty of opportunities for promotion.
  • You will work normal hours with no expectation of overtime.
  • Free on-site car park.
  • Agile working pattern.

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