Senior Mechanical Engineer - 17% employer pension, fully remote role, up to £50K salary
Use your experience in Mechanical (Building Services) design, energy conservation and Research and Development to future proof our countries most precious, historic buildings. All from the comfort of your own home whilst enjoying a 36-hour working week!
England has some truly remarkable listed buildings and a long history of innovation. However, unless these iconic buildings are improved, maintained, or decarbonised, we run the risk of them falling into ruin.
That's where you come in.
As a Senior Mechanical Design Engineer with previous experience in existing buildings, you'll get involved in complex upgrades and refurbishment projects on listed buildings across the UK. You'll help future proof these buildings integrated low or zero carbon technologies into buildings that were never originally designed to have gas or electricity!
You'll enjoy collaborating with internal M&E Design Engineers, planners, external specialist consultants and conservation architects. You'll engineer solutions that will see these magnificent buildings last another 500 or more years; whilst ensuring that they continue to have a smaller carbon footprint.
In addition to usual duties of a Senior Mechanical Design Engineer (HVAC design, site surveys, attending design, coordination, and client meetings etc) here you'll also have a dedicated R&D budget so that you can explore new or emerging technologies.
This is a unique opportunity to decarbonise the UK's historic built environment, whilst ensuring these engineered solutions do not compromise their historical value, or architectural features.
Benefits:
Requirements
Mechanical (Building Services) Engineer - To £48K
Quality of delivery, quality of staff, innovative projects, and a great company culture. These are the founding principles of this multi-disciplinary engineering consultancy based near Liverpool Street.
Quality runs deep through the practice, and every project is overseen by a director all the way through the various RIBA stages. They produce quality designs that are low in energy and carbon, are properly coordinated and, actually fit within the space that was allocated by the client.
In terms of recruitment, they only employ permanent staff with stable employment histories, as they would prefer to turn work away rather than employing average engineers to just churn out poor quality designs.
Innovation exists across everything they do, they analyse every completed project, compare how the building is performing in use, and then use building performance engineering to improve the next project. They also continuously research and invest in new and emerging technologies, in order to make their existing software, processes or templates more efficient.
And, they also adopt a bold approach to building design, never shying away from the opportunity of trying something totally new, to solve an issue or overcome a challenge. Recent examples include their use of stone bearing masonry rather than steel, their investment in R&D into the use of advanced phase change materials or their ability to use CLT on larger, complex structures.
In terms of culture, the founding partners remain hands on and actively encourage all employees to make suggestions on how things can be improved. They operate an open plan studio environment, with MEP Engineers siting alongside the structural engineers, civil engineers, and BIM staff, which ensures constant collaboration. They have weekly and monthly social activities, and provide all staff with an annual bonus, and an annual salary review and increase.
As an Mechanical Engineer, you'll get involved in designing and modelling a variety of low carbon, interesting buildings such as theatres, museums, galleries, schools, castles, cinemas, offices, churches, universities, and data centres.
You'll work as part of a friendly, experienced, and supportive team of around 30 engineers on one off projects, typically from concept all the way through to construction.
You will attend design team and site meetings, and liaise directly with clients, architects, and specialist external consultants. You will also carry out heating and cooling loads, size plants, ducts, or pipes, use Revit MEP to produce 3D models, and also ensure all projects adhere to CIBSE guidelines, British standards and also promote a circular economy.
Requirements
Intermediate Electrical Engineer - London - To £50K
Looking to join a medium sized multi-disciplinary engineering consultancy, who pride themselves on quality, not quantity?
Reporting to a friendly, down to earth, supportive, and hands-on Electrical Director you'll receive as much mentoring, guidance, and support as you need. You'll receive support to develop the ongoing strategy of the delivery of your projects as their MEP team meets up every Monday to discuss future workload and they track resources to ensure that every team member is getting enough support for their projects. Nothing is ever issued without being checked, and they ensure quality not quantity is at the forefront of all their designs.
As a company, they recognise everyone as an individual not just a number on the payroll and offer an environment of support and continuous development.
As an Intermediate Electrical Design Engineer, you'll join help design high-quality, low carbon residential, education, leisure, and commercial buildings. You'll use your excellent communication skills to inform and educate clients and explain technical terms to a non-technical audience in a simple and straightforward manner. You'll also use your previous site experience to ensure that your electrical designs are easy to install, access and inspect in the future, and are properly coordinated with the mechanical systems.
You'll become part of a consultancy that encourages professional growth and also appreciates the importance of maintaining a positive work life balance.
You'll enjoy working on complex and challenging projects from feasibility to post occupancy and share what you've learnt with the rest of the team, ensuring a culture of continuous improvement.
As you develop, you'll be given the opportunity of developing your commercial awareness in areas such fee bids, tender reviews, contract management and resource planning.
Requirements
M&E Coordinator -> M&E Design Manager
Rare opportunity for a Senior Mechanical Engineer to join a well-established property developer in London and step into an M&E Coordinator / MEP Design Manager role.
You'll collaborate closely with the other members of the Technical Department and Engineering Team and oversee projects through their entire lifecycle. You'll prepare performance specifications, review tender documents, appoint specialist M&E Consultants, review their designs, specifications, and schematics, attend DTM's and monitor projects during key milestones.
Reporting to the Head of Building Services, you'll use your HVAC design skills as you review consultants designs and ensure they meet their inhouse technical standards, best practices, British standards and CIBSE guidelines. You'll also liaise with manufactures on all M&E systems and promote the use of innovative technologies to ensure every design is consistent, cost effective and sustainable.
You'll use your expert HVAC Design skills to ensure the consultants are not overengineering systems and ensure value engineering is at the core of the design process.
As projects progress to site, you'll help monitor the sub-contractor's electrical and mechanical installation progress of works. You'll help identify any technical issues or risks, respond to any RFI's, and keep the Head of Building Services updated with any changes.
Benefits
This is a fantastic opportunity for a Senior Mechanical (HVAC / Building Services) Design Engineer with at least five years' experience to move into a client-side role, with a property developer.
Previous experience in residential, hotel, student accommodation or mixed-use projects is essential.