Mechanical Engineer

Ingersoll Rand
Selkirk
2 days ago
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Job Title

Mechanical Design Engineer


Location

Haskel - Sunderland


About Us

Haskel is the market leader in high-pressure fluid management, designing and manufacturing a range of products that enable the controlled use of high-pressure and flow-generating equipment, including pumps, gas boosters, air amplifiers and hydrogen compression solutions. As part of the Ingersoll Rand group and with over 75 years of expertise, Haskel’s leadership in the market is built on a reputation of safety, reliability, and the highest quality, providing equipment for critical applications and accelerating the transition to sustainable energy.


Job Summary

Mechanical Design Engineer with experience of working with live customer focused projects, responsible for designing gas, hydraulic and process systems from first principles. You will be responsible for machining drawings with geometric tolerancing, instrumentation pipe-work schematics (P&ID’s), fabrication drawings, system designs and GA drawings in both 2D and 3D CAD packages and liaise with customers to outline design concepts.


Responsibilities

  • To be an operational member of the design team to ensure systems are delivered on time and to specification.
  • Concept system design including pneumatic and hydraulic circuits, pumps, tooling and fabrication.
  • Dynamic seal design for high pressure gasses.
  • Produce engineering calculations to ensure specifications are met including: - Good understanding of thermodynamics, good understanding of mechanical design and structural calculations, good knowledge of material compatibility, flow through valves and pipework, volumetric pressure calculations and power consumption calculations etc.
  • Be responsible for detailed drawings, general arrangement drawings, P&ID drawings and bill of materials.
  • Compiling detailed component specifications for various regions and component / system validation including relevant paperwork i.e. ITP’s, RA’s, DFMEA, SWI’s, SOP’s, FAT’s etc.
  • Complete engineering and project documentation to ensure continued compliance with ISO standards and CE marking directives.
  • Lead on design reviews to communicate system design to full project team.
  • Creating technical files and data books including: - Machinery Directive, PED, ATEX & IECEx technical files and customer specific quality documentation.

Basic Qualifications/Experience

  • An appropriate Engineering related degree is essential.
  • Previous relevant experience is also essential.

Key Competencies

  • Excellent technical skills with good attention to detail
  • Ability to work under pressure
  • Creative thinker with excellent problem-solving skillsInterpersonal and teamworking skills
  • Excellent verbal and written communication skills

Travel & Work Arrangements/Requirements

The Mechanic Design Engineer position is a full-time permanent role based at the Sunderland Facility.


What we Offer

  • 25 days holiday and bank holidays (Option to purchase additional 5 days)
  • 7% Employer pension contribution
  • Westfield Health medical cash plan cover
  • Death in service benefit of 4 x salary
  • Cycle scheme (after probation period)
  • Electric car scheme (after one year of employment)
  • 10% of salary in shares (after one year of employment)
  • Employee assistance program
  • Enhanced maternity & paternity policies
  • LinkedIn Learning access


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