Graduate Mechanical Engineer - @One Alliance

Rsk Group; Norwich; On-site; GBP 26,000 - 34,000; Full time

Job summary

Binnies, part of the RSK Group, is seeking a Graduate Mechanical Engineer to join the design team in the East of England. You will work within multi-disciplinary project teams to develop mechanical and hydraulic systems for water treatment processes, with occasional site visits to gain practical experience.

As part of the @one Alliance, you will contribute to standard products and industrialised package solutions while applying Anglian Water standards and ensuring timely, on-budget delivery.

Qualifications

• Degree in Mechanical Engineering (BEng or MEng) required.
• Strong collaboration skills with Alliance teams and client.
• Rigorous delivery focus with accurate, timely decision-making.
• Knowledge of mechanical design in a water/industrial environment is a plus.

Responsibilities

• Design mechanical and hydraulic systems for treatment plant processes.
• Support the design of pumping systems.
• Assist with power generation and package plant integration.
• Develop mechanical equipment designs for hazardous areas per DSEAR.
• Apply Anglian Water engineering standards and standard products.
• Contribute to standard products and industrialised package solutions.
• Ensure projects meet timescales, budgets and quality standards.

Skills

Mechanical design

Hydraulic systems

TOTEX concepts

Education

Mechanical Engineering degree (BEng or MEng)

Job description

Location: East of England
Business: Binnies, part of the RSK Group
Alliance: @one Alliance
Reporting to: Design Manager

About the Role

Are you a recent Mechanical Engineering graduate looking to build your career in the water industry?

We're looking for a Graduate Mechanical Engineer to join our team at Binnies, working as part of the @one Alliance.

This is an exciting opportunity to develop your technical skills and gain practical experience working on water and water recycling projects. You'll become part of multi-disciplinary project teams, providing mechanical engineering capability and design expertise to help develop and deliver TOTEX solutions.

The role is predominantly based in the design office, with occasional visits to site.

What You'll Be Doing

As a Graduate Mechanical Engineer, you'll gain experience across a broad range of mechanical engineering and project activities, including:

Designing mechanical and hydraulic systems for treatment plant processes.

Supporting the design of pumping systems.

Supporting the design and integration of power generation systems, including export, peak lopping, standby and associated facilities.

Supporting the integration of package plant.

Developing mechanical equipment designs for hazardous areas in line with DSEAR requirements.

Supporting the design and integration of bespoke solutions within existing treatment processes.

Applying Anglian Water Engineering standards and standard products in accordance with project requirements.

Contributing to the development of standard products and industrialised package solutions.

Ensuring projects meet required timescales, budgets and quality standards, escalating issues where appropriate.

You'll develop an understanding of the TOTEX approach, considering both capital and maintenance requirements when developing engineering solutions.

You'll also gain experience in understanding root cause analysis and how this contributes to developing effective TOTEX solutions.

Working With Others

You'll work alongside people from a range of partner organisations and engineering disciplines, learning from their knowledge and experience while contributing your own ideas.

You'll be encouraged to:

Build effective working relationships across the Alliance and with the client.

Work collaboratively with multi-disciplinary teams.

Communicate clearly and consistently.

Listen to ideas and feedback from colleagues.

Contribute to an open and collaborative working environment.

We want you to keep developing your technical knowledge and stay up to date with developments within the industry.

You'll have the opportunity to discuss new technologies, innovations and ideas with colleagues across the business and contribute to finding new and improved ways of working.

What We're Looking For

A degree in Mechanical Engineering (BEng or MEng).

The ability to work in an open and collaborative way, developing effective relationships across Alliance teams and with the client.

A rigorous approach to projects and tasks, with a focus on accurate and timely delivery and decision-making.

It would be beneficial if you have:

Knowledge of mechanical design experience within a similar business environment.

A broad understanding of electrical control, instrumentation and switchgear equipment and suppliers.

An understanding of defined stage-gate delivery processes and how these impact people, processes and your role.

An ability to take responsibility for team projects and outputs.

A proactive approach to identifying problems, taking ownership and offering solutions.

Health & Safety

Health and safety is central to everything we do. You'll be expected to contribute to a culture of continuous improvement and help maintain consistent H&S standards.

This includes following safe working practices, completing required audits and training, complying with company procedures and reporting near misses through the appropriate channels.

Why Join Binnies?

At Binnies, you'll have the opportunity to build your engineering career while contributing to projects that support resilient water supplies and protect the natural environment.

As part of the @one Alliance, you'll work with colleagues across multiple disciplines and partner organisations, gaining valuable experience within the water industry.

We believe in building trust, doing the right thing and always exploring. You'll be encouraged to learn from those around you, share ideas, take responsibility and look for ways to improve how we work.

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