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Senior Mechanical Building Service Engineer

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Gravesend

£58,000- £63,000 + Hybrid + Flexi Hours + Training + Progression + Supportive Work Environment + Pension + Immediate Start

Are you a Senior Mechanical Building Services Engineer looking to join a team and lead the mechanical and electrical engineering aspects of multiple exciting projects? If so, this is the role for you! Take your career to the next level with this company where you will work on major residential developments and be part of a team that supports your growth, offers structured progression, continuous training and technical development.

Join a well-established consultancy that specialises in Mechanical and Electrical engineering design, consultancy, and inspection services across residential and commercial developments. As a senior building services engineer you will provide technical support and line management to the mechanical/electrical team, ensuring the successful progression of projects, from design to delivery, in line with agreed timelines and specifications. This is a fantastic opportunity for an experienced engineer looking to take on more responsibility, oversee a talented team, and work on diverse building services projects. This role is perfect for anyone looking for structured career progression with real decision-making responsibility.

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