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Senior Mechanical Engineer

Eden Brown
Ascot
2 weeks ago
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Senior Mechanical Engineer - Ascot
A leading sustainability-driven building services consultancy is seeking a Senior Mechanical Engineer to join their Ascot office. This role offers hybrid working and the chance to contribute to a wide variety of projects across the UK.

The consultancy operates from several regional offices and provides a full range of mechanical and electrical design services, including sustainable design, building physics, lighting, and low-energy solutions. Their projects span master planning, new builds, refurbishments, extensions, fit-outs, and long-term asset management. Sectors include education, healthcare, commercial, transport, heritage, hospitality, and community developments.

The Role
As a Senior Mechanical Engineer, you will take responsibility for the design and delivery of mechanical building services projects, working closely with colleagues across different offices. You will oversee engineers and technicians, provide mentoring and training, and manage project workflows in line with internal quality standards. Over time, you will also gain exposure to fee proposals, project financials, and business development activities.

Responsibilities
Lead mechanical design projects from feasibility to completion and handover
Carry out surveys, feasibility studies, and detailed design work
Prepare specifications and oversee installation of services
Provide on-site supervision and contract admini...

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