Senior / Principal Mechanical Engineer

Konker
Billericay
4 months ago
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Senior / Principal Mechanical Engineer

This role offers the opportunity to lead mechanical design within building services projects and progress toward a leadership position within the department.


Base pay range: Up to £90,000 DOE + generous bonus structure (potential flexibility on salary depending on individual and experience) + car allowance + hybrid structure + chartership status + great company benefits.


Location: Essex - Billericay Area


Overview:



  • Lead mechanical design for building services projects, focusing on HVAC, water, heating, and ventilation systems.
  • Develop detailed specifications, technical drawings, and ensure all designs meet statutory and client requirements.
  • Manage coordination with multidisciplinary teams, contractors, and stakeholders throughout project delivery.
  • Conduct site inspections and provide technical support during construction and commissioning phases.
  • Oversee junior engineers, mentoring and developing talent as the mechanical team expands.

Experience:



  • Proven mechanical design experience within consultancy environments (e.g., residential, commercial, healthcare, education).
  • Strong understanding of building services mechanical systems and sector-specific requirements.
  • Be keen to obtain Chartered status if not already achieved.

How to apply?


Jevon Astley-Jones is the consultant dealing with this vacancy. Please get in touch or apply for more information.


Seniority level:



  • Mid-Senior level

Employment type:



  • Full-time

Job function:



  • Engineering and Design

Industries:



  • Engineering Services and Design Services

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