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Mechanical Design Engineer

PW Construction Recruitment
Gillingham
2 weeks ago
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Job Role: Mechanical Design Engineer

Area: Medway Towns

Salary: GBP65k

My client is looking for a Mechanical Design Engineer to join the team based in Medway.

Responsibilities:

  • Responsible for developing the technical mechanical design of assigned projects through to Stage 4/5 as required, ensuring designs are produced to standards & within agreed timescales.
  • This role will include educational, commercial, mixed–use and residential projects.
  • Work will primarily be under the supervision of the Design Manager, however it is expected work will be completed to a high quality prior to internal review.
  • Initial review of design contract & qualifications (i.e. Stage 4/5 requirements, any technical reports required & any exclusions).
  • Produce MEP designs, calculations & specifications using relevant software provided.
  • Monitor the production of drawings to ensure timescales are met & QA once complete to ensure technical accuracy & consistency.
  • Create and maintain detailed design documentation, including equipment schedules, energy modelling reports etc.
  • Liaising with internal Project Team, external Client Team & internal Senior Management as required to ensure smooth delivery of design, incorporating any Client requirements and attending any internal/external meetings required.
  • Issue & respond to any design related RFI's.
  • Undertake initial design site surveys, including use of Lidar scan to capture all relevant information for CAD engineer & internal design team to utilise throughout design process
  • Produce energy modelling assessments and presentations as required.

The ideal candidate will be:

  • Degree in Building Services Engineering (or equivalent qualification)
  • Similar previous experience in Building Services industry
  • Ability to demonstrate technical understanding of electrical discipline
  • Experience in relevant design software, such as Revit, Hevacomp, AutoCAD
  • Understanding of current Building Regulations & accredited services
  • Full UK driver's license.

This role is being handled by Chloe, PW Construction Recruitment.

Please apply with your CV or alternatively call or email for more information.

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