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Principal Mechanical Engineer

Beeby Anderson Recruitment
City of London
1 week ago
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Join a team of experienced engineers and designers providing innovative and sustainable solutions for a range of projects across various sectors, including commercial, residential, education, healthcare and industrial in the UK and Internationally. They are seeking an experienced Mechanical Design Engineer to join the team. As a Senior/Principal Mechanical Design Engineer, you will be responsible for leading the Mechanical design solutions for a range of building services projects, from initial concept through to final delivery. You will have the opportunity to lead and contribute to the success of our exciting and challenging projects, while working with a dynamic and innovative team that makes a positive impact on the built environment. Responsibilities:
  • Lead the Mechanical design on complex and large-scale projects across a range of sectors, including commercial, residential, education, healthcare and industrial.
  • Manage the delivery of mechanical design solutions in accordance with British Standards and relevant codes of practice.
  • Produce detailed mechanical designs and specifications for projects, ensuring compliance with performance requirements and energy efficiency standards.
  • Undertake detailed calculations and simulations to validate the mechanical design solutions.
  • Attend site visits and meetings with clients, architects, and contractors.
  • Work collaboratively with other engineers and design team members to ensure project deadlines and deliverables are met.
  • Mentor junior engineers to ensure their development and provide technical guidance.
  • Maintain up-to-date knowledge of current and emerging electrical design technologies and practices.
Requirements:
  • Degree in Mechanical Engineering or equivalent.
  • Minimum of 6 years' UK experience in mechanical design engineering within the building services industry.
  • Ideally Chartered Engineer status.
  • Knowledge and experience of British Standards and relevant codes of practice.
  • Proficient in AutoCAD and Revit (desirable)
  • Experience in using mechanical design software such as Heavacomp, IES or equivalent.
  • Excellent communication skills, both written and verbal.
  • Strong analytical and problem-solving skills.
  • Proven ability to lead and manage a team.
  • Ability to work collaboratively within a team.
Benefits: Competitive salary and benefits package, ongoing training and development opportunities to Associate level and beyond. Flexible hybrid working (3days office /2 wfh).


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