Senior Mechanical Design Engineer

JAM Recruitment
Lancashire
3 weeks ago
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Overview

Senior Mechanical Design Engineer


Location: Manchester (Hybrid working)


Contract: 12 month contract


Rate: GBP355 to GBP445 per day (outside IR35)


An established engineering and construction design specialist is seeking an experienced Senior Mechanical Design Engineer to support the delivery of projects across regulated clean and wastewater projects in the UK.


The Projects you'll be working on

Varied projects across the UK water industry, including:



  • Various UMON projects in Sewage Treatment Works
  • Pumped storm storage for CSOs and Sewage Treatment Works

Key Responsibilities

  • Provide design deliverables that satisfy safety and quality requirements.
  • Produce design calculations and drawings for the water industry
  • Direct and develop CAD technicians and more junior designers and graduates.
  • Design in compliance with relevant technical, professional and group standards.

Required Qualifications & Experience

  • 10 years' mechanical design experience in the UK water industry
  • significant experience in hydraulic design
  • Awareness of electrical design and control systems.
  • Registered with professional body and working towards chartership

Preferred Qualifications & Experience

  • Chartered engineer
  • Experience in electrical and/or control engineering
  • Experience in UMON schemes
  • Awareness of construction methods and materials.

How to Apply

If you have extensive experience working in the Water Industry as a Senior Mechanical Design Engineer and are looking for your next contract role, please apply or get in touch for a confidential discussion


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