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Construction - Mechanical Design Engineer - (Wastewater Treatment Projects)

Glanua
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Construction - Mechanical Design Engineer - (Wastewater Treatment Projects)

Glanua


Ref: #JOB-2418356


Aldermaston United Kingdom, United Kingdom


Job Description

We are seeking a Mechanical Design Engineer who can demonstrate the following attributes:



  • Commitment to excellence in Health & Safety (H&S) in design, complying fully with the Construction (Design & Management) Regulations (CDM) and all other relevant H&S legislation.
  • In‑depth knowledge of the layout and interconnectivity of typical water and wastewater treatment works processes and equipment, including pumping systems.
  • Strong communication skills to interact with other engineering disciplines and clients.
  • Ability to produce clear and concise mechanical design deliverables across all design stages of a project.
  • Ability to manage design delivery and project manage.
  • Leadership skills to manage and motivate individuals to consistently deliver.
  • Willingness to contribute to and develop technical knowledge networks.
  • A drive to be abreast of professional development and knowledge of current and emerging technical solutions.
  • Flexibility to travel within the UK (including Northern Ireland) and Ireland.

Main Duties and Responsibilities

  • Reporting to the Design Manager and part of a multi‑disciplined team of engineers responsible for producing design deliverables for water, wastewater and process treatment plants.
  • Assist in all aspects of mechanical design from site surveys of existing assets, optioneering, feasibility studies, detailed design and tender pricing.
  • Production of procurement specifications for mechanical equipment, hydraulic calculations and production of detailed design construction drawings.
  • Project manage third‑party designs and provide design assistance to installation and commissioning teams.
  • Liaise with clients and subcontractors.
  • Work as part of a team to support project delivery function, embracing the ethos of a “one team” culture.
  • Ensure Design, Health, Safety, Environmental & Sustainability standards, policies and procedures are always adhered to.
  • Monitor design delivery performance and efficiency, adjusting and reacting as necessary to achieve targets and keep the MIDP up to date.
  • Produce mechanical design outputs as required and ensure Glanua & the Clients’ Technical Requirements are met throughout the design.
  • Conduct regular meetings with project delivery teams to allocate resources, monitor the plan and adjust as necessary.
  • Monitor and update Design Change Control and liaise between Mechanical, Electrical, and Civil & Structural Designers.

Candidate Requirements

Essential



  • Minimum 1 year experience.
  • Minimum qualification: Level 7 (incl Diploma & Ordinary Bachelor Degree).

Desirable



  • Ability Skills: Administration, Analytical, Communications, Computer Literacy.
  • Competency Skills: Collaboration, Decision Making, Flexibility, Initiative.

Career Level

  • Not Required.


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