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AERIUS Marine UK, a market leader in marine HVAC systems, is seeking a Graduate HVAC Detail Designer to join the detail design team on high profile marine projects.
You will create and modify HVAC routed systems and BOMs within FORAN, generate 2D outputs from 3D models, and collaborate with other disciplines to resolve integration issues while ensuring design standards. This entry level role includes on-the-job training and opportunities to grow in shipbuilding and HVAC knowledge.
AERIUS Marine UK (a subsidiary of AERIUS Marine GmbH and part of the Heinen & Hopman Group) is considered a market leader in the provision of turnkey Marine Heating Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC), Chilled Water, Refrigeration and Fixed Firefighting systems. With a portfolio of customers spanning the Naval, Commercial and Offshore Renewable Energy sectors, AERIUS Marine can offer exciting challenges for both experienced engineers and those just starting out alike.
As a graduate HVAC Detail Designer you will be embedded in the detail design team working on high profile marine projects.
You must possess excellent interpersonal skills, alongside the ability to organise work to meet scheduled targets and deadlines. You must be able to support the Lead Engineer / Senior Detail Designer to ensure all aspect of the schedule are achieved. You must also have a ‘right first time’ approach and a solutions-orientated attitude to your work.
Full security clearance will be necessary therefore a valid DBS/Disclosure Scotland certificate is mandatory; the charges accrued will be covered by the company.
As an entry level detail designer you will receive on the job training to build your knowledge of both the Ship Building Industry and more specifically HVAC Systems. Working as part of a well established team you will have the opportunity to draw on valuable industry experience in order to build your own career. This vacancy is for an immediate start and not part of a graduate scheme intake.