Signature Recruitment
Senior Mechanical Engineer

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Senior Mechanical Building Services Engineer
About the Role
We are supporting a well-established engineering consultancy in the Greater Bristol area as they look to appoint a Senior Mechanical Building Services Engineer. This is a key leadership hire within a growing business that has built a strong reputation delivering building services design projects across commercial offices, life sciences, and residential.
The successful candidate will become the mechanical lead within the business, working alongside an established electrical lead to support business growth and strengthen the leadership team. This role offers genuine long-term progression and the opportunity to influence the future direction of the company.
Key Responsibilities
- Lead and coordinate mechanical building services projects.
- Support operational delivery and project coordination across the business.
- Act as the senior mechanical point of contact for clients and project teams.
- Drive continuous improvement and introduce fresh ideas and best practice.
- Collaborate with multidisciplinary engineering teams to deliver successful project outcomes.
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What We're Looking For
- Solid experience within mechanical building services engineering.
- Consultancy experience preferred.
- Strong leadership and project coordination experience.
- Up-to-date knowledge of current industry regulations, sustainability standards, and design processes.
- Pragmatic approach to problem-solving.
- Naturally curious mindset with a commitment to continuous improvement.
- Looking for a long-term opportunity with genuine career progression.


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Location & Working Hours
Based in Greater Bristol.
Flexible working environment with a trust-based culture focused on delivering results.
Why Join?
- Relaxed and supportive working environment.
- Flexible working arrangements.
- Annual bonus.
- Clear pathway towards future leadership and potential directorship.
- Potential future shareholding opportunity.
- Join a growing consultancy with ambitious expansion plans.
Call to Action
If you're an experienced Building Services Engineer looking for a leadership opportunity within a growing consultancy, contact us today for a confidential conversation. We'd love to tell you more about this exciting opportunity.
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