Senior Mechanical Engineer – Transport Infrastructure

WSP in Australia; Sydney; Hybrid; AUD 120,000 - 180,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Hybrid working model

Job summary

WSP's Sydney Building Services team is delivering Australia's significant transport infrastructure projects, and we're looking for an experienced Associate Mechanical Engineer to help lead their successful delivery.

Working within our national Property & Buildings business, you'll play a key leadership role across metro stations, rail precincts, tunnels, depots and related developments, shaping the future of Australia's transport networks.

Qualifications

• Degree in Mechanical Engineering and building services experience.
• Proven ability to lead large, multi-disciplinary project teams.
• Strong client relationship and stakeholder management skills.
• Experience with HVAC, ventilation and mechanical building services.
• Chartered status or eligibility is highly regarded.

Responsibilities

• Lead mechanical design and delivery from concept through construction.
• Provide technical leadership across HVAC, ventilation, smoke management and MBS.
• Lead large multidisciplinary project teams and manage scope, programme, quality, risk and commercial outcomes.
• Build and maintain trusted relationships with clients, contractors and stakeholders.
• Mentor and develop engineers and support knowledge sharing across the team.
• Lead proposals and contribute to pursuits for future opportunities.

Skills

HVAC expertise

Client relationship management

Leadership of multidisciplinary teams

Mentoring engineers

Standards & compliance

Education

Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering

Job description

WSP's Sydney Building Services team is delivering Australia's significant transport infrastructure projects, and we're looking for an experienced Associate Mechanical Engineer to help lead their successful delivery.

Working within our national Property & Buildings business, you'll play a key leadership role across metro stations, rail precincts, tunnels, depots and related developments, shaping the future of Australia's transport networks.