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Senior Mechanical Design Engineer

ReeVR Talent
Nuneaton
1 week ago
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Location: Coventry

Employment Type: Permanent

Salary: £50,000 – £55,000 (dependent on experience)

Department: Engineering & Projects

Reports To: Engineering Manager


Overview

Our Bluechip Manufacturing Client is seeking a skilled Senior Mechanical Design Engineer to lead the design and development of mechanical systems, equipment, and assemblies used in industrial process applications. The role will oversee a small team of mechanical designers, ensuring design quality, accuracy, and delivery against project requirements.


Key Responsibilities

  • Lead mechanical design activities from concept through to production for process and machinery systems.
  • Manage and check design output from the mechanical design team, ensuring compliance with standards and specifications.
  • Produce 3D models, fabrication drawings, assemblies, and BOMs. Any 3D CAD Experience is great.
  • Work closely with Project Managers to allocate resources, plan workloads, and track design progress.
  • Oversee drawing release, revision control, and document management processes.
  • Provide technical guidance, mentoring, and peer review for other designers.
  • Liaise with suppliers, fabricators, and internal departments to resolve technical queries.
  • Support installation and commissioning activities as required.
  • Ensure designs meet safety, quality, and engineering best-practice standards.

Key Requirements

  • HNC/HND or Degree in Mechanical Engineering (or equivalent).
  • 8+ years of mechanical design experience in machinery, process, or automation industries.
  • Proficient in Autodesk Inventor and Vault; strong 3D modelling and detailing capability.
  • Strong understanding of mechanical fabrication, pipework, and assembly practices.
  • Experience checking drawings, managing design data, and implementing design standards.
  • Confident communicator with experience coordinating between design, project, and production teams.
  • Leadership or team coordination experience highly desirable.


Desirable

  • Knowledge of P&IDs and process equipment design.
  • Familiarity with CE marking, machinery safety, and design for manufacture (DFM).
  • Experience working in fluid systems, coatings, or chemical processing environments.

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