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Are you a Mechanical Engineer / Building Services Engineer who has developed a strong interest in sustainability and building performance? I'm currently working with an established consultancy in Leeds looking for a Sustainability Consultant to join their growing team.
This would suit someone with a mechanical engineering or building services background who wants to apply their technical understanding to sustainable building design, energy efficiency, and improving building performance.
You’ll work alongside mechanical, electrical, and wider multidisciplinary design teams across a range of commercial, residential, healthcare, education, and mixed-use projects.
You’ll be involved in:
- Developing sustainable design strategies for building projects
- Using your mechanical/building services knowledge to improve building performance
- Supporting low-carbon and Net Zero design solutions
- Building physics and thermal performance analysis
- Dynamic thermal modelling and overheating assessments
- Supporting planning and Building Regulations requirements
- Working with mechanical design teams to optimise HVAC and building performance
- Contributing to BREEAM and sustainability assessments
- Reviewing building performance and identifying opportunities for improvement
- Working closely with architects, engineers, clients, and other design professionals
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What We're Looking For
We're particularly interested in candidates with a background in:
- Mechanical Engineering / Building Services Engineering
- Sustainability / building performance consultancy
- HVAC and building services design
- Building physics and thermal performance
- Low-carbon building design
- IES VE or similar modelling software
- BREEAM / sustainability assessments
- Building Regulations and planning requirements
- Working within multidisciplinary design teams


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You don't necessarily need to have spent your entire career in sustainability — a strong mechanical/building services engineer who has moved towards sustainable design and building performance could be a great fit.
Why Consider It?
- Combine your mechanical engineering expertise with sustainability
- Work on a variety of interesting building projects
- Get involved in low-carbon and Net Zero design
- Work closely with experienced mechanical and multidisciplinary teams
- Opportunity to develop your technical and consultancy skills
If you're a Mechanical Engineer, Building Services Engineer, or Sustainability Consultant looking to take the next step towards sustainable building design, I'd be keen to have a confidential conversation.
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