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Associate Mechanical Engineer - (1957) in Manchester

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Associate Mechanical Engineer

Manchester


About us

Hoare Lea is a human‑centric and planet‑conscious engineering consultancy. We offer intelligent and sustainable solutions to complex design challenges for the built environment throughout the UK and further afield. We provide a wide range of engineering and consultancy services, including acoustics, air quality, building services (MEP), fire, lighting, security and sustainability, and bring buildings to life with technical expertise and problem‑solving skills.


About the role

We have a brand‑new opportunity for an Associate Engineer to join our Mechanical team based in Manchester. The role involves supporting and delivering designs for a range of project types and sizes within a multidisciplinary team. You will help develop and lead a high‑performing local team, contribute to staff development, and ensure high‑quality service delivery and profitability for our clients.


Responsibilities

  • Be responsible for dealing successfully with Clients and other professionals to foster and maintain good relationships and create future opportunities.
  • Promote the full range of services offered by Hoare Lea and contribute to bid preparation.
  • Define and agree brief with Client, take ownership and consistently deliver profitable schemes.
  • Lead larger scale schemes and co‑ordinate all disciplines being the main Client point of contact throughout a project.
  • Support in developing and leading a high‑performing local team and contribute to staff development.
  • Manage and prioritise the workload of a project team including specialist groups and effectively delegate, manage and check work undertaken by others.
  • Monitor project expenditure and report cost and resource requirements to the management team.
  • Ensure quality standards and technical accuracy is delivered and manage and mitigate risks to business.

About you

  • Proven experience working as a Mechanical Engineer or closely related role, with a track record delivering on a variety of complex projects.
  • Understanding of all mechanical services including heating, ventilation and air conditioning.
  • Experience working in a multi‑disciplinary environment, with excellent communication skills with both internal and external clients, and a team‑based work approach.
  • Use of relevant software/tools such as Revit and AutoCAD.
  • Self‑awareness, an open mind, and a spirit of generosity.
  • Conversant with relevant British Standards.
  • Consultancy experience.
  • Previous consultancy experience, you will appreciate the importance of complementary specialisms such as acoustics, fire engineering and computer modelling in the design of buildings and be adept at analysing and interpreting their impact on your work.

How to apply

To apply, please complete a CV profile and submit your application, or for further information please contact .


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