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Mechanical Design Engineer

Integrate Engineering Resources
Walsall
1 month ago
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Mechanical Design Engineer

Position: Mechanical Design Engineer

Location: Walsall

Duration: Permanent

Salary: £(phone number removed) per annum + competitive benefits package

Hours: Monday - Thursday: 8.00 - 16.30, Friday: 8.00 - 13:30

The Role:

Integrate Engineering Resources is currently recruiting for a Mechanical Design Engineer for a permanent position on behalf of our client, a market leading engineering manufacturer who design and produce pressure vessels, pressure pipework, and heat exchangers in the power generation, petrochemical, water and offshore sectors

The role will involve being responsible for the design and development of pressure vessels, pressure pipework, heat exchangers, and fabrication jigs and fixtures, ensuring compliance with all relevant codes and standards. You’ll work closely with production, quality, and project teams, contributing to both new product development and the continuous improvement of existing designs. This role would suit an engineer who combines strong technical expertise with practical problem-solving ability and a commitment to quality engineering.

Key Responsibilities:

-Design and develop pressure vessels, pipework, and heat exchangers in line with ASME III, ASME VIII, PD 5500, and BS EN 12952 standards.

-Produce accurate engineering drawings and manufacturing documentation.

-Conduct design calculations, stress analysis, and material selection.

-Collaborate with project and producti...

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