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Mechanical Associate Director

Blueprint Recruitment Solutions
City of London
2 weeks ago
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Here at Blueprint Recruitment, we are looking for an experienced Mechanical Associate Director to join a leading design consultancy, specialising in engineering and environmental design, in a permanent position. The successful candidate will be expected to work on-site, full-time, from our client's London office.

Within this role, you will be responsible for the management of residential and commercial projects, working with clients to meet their requirements.

Benefits include:

  • Competitive salary ranging from £80,000-£85,000 (depending on experience)
  • Company pension scheme, generous annual leave, and ongoing career development opportunities
Responsibilities:
  • Direct and oversee the production of mechanical designs for a variety of complex building projects, from start to finish
  • Manage teams of engineers to ensure that the projects maintain technical calibre, quality, and innovation
  • Be the central communicator with clients to present design solutions and input
  • Work with other professionals to merge mechanical systems into concise designs, promoting sustainability and efficiency
  • Promote business development and progression, project bidding, with overall mechanical standard growth
  • Ensure that the project remains in compliance of current codes, quality protocols, and standards
Requirements:
  • Bachelor's degree in Engineering, or an equivalent qualification, with a focus on Mechanical and/or Building Services Engineering
  • Working towards, or at, a chartered status, with 10+ years of experience in a similar role, demonstrating leadership skills and knowledge of mechanical design
  • Extensive portfolio demonstrating the delivery of high-quality mechanical and HVAC systems, with a focus on building projects
  • Effective communication and leadership skills, with the ability to build and maintain rapport with colleagues and clients
  • Previous experience in supporting bids, fee propositions, and contributing to business development strategies


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