Hybrid Rail Station Mechanical Project Engineer

WSP Global Inc.; Greater London; Hybrid; GBP 65,000 - 88,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Hybrid working policy

Virtual GP service

Gymflex scheme

Flexible working arrangements

Job summary

WSP is seeking a Mechanical Project Engineer to provide site-based support for mechanical and public health building services designs at major railway stations. The role centers on liaising between the WSP design team, main contractors and sub-contractors to ensure buildability, commissioning, and testing align with design intent.

You will work with a Rail Stations MEP team of professionals to deliver projects for Network Rail and other clients, attending meetings, managing site surveys, and

Qualifications

• Knowledge of mechanical site installation work, preferably on Rail projects.
• Understanding of design and specification produced by WSP and sub-consultants.
• Advice on buildability, commissioning, and testing within designs.

Responsibilities

• Liaise between WSP design team and main contractor and sub-contractors.
• Attend design, interface and progress meetings; participate in site acceptance tests.
• Support production of design development notes and field changes.
• Inspect ongoing installation for compliance with design intent and resolve non-conformances.
• Review submittals and contractor proposals; assist with as-built documentation.

Skills

Mechanical site installation

Rail projects

Design coordination

Site liaison

Testing & commissioning

Risk assessment

Job description

WSP is seeking a Mechanical Project Engineer to provide site-based support for mechanical and public health building services designs at major railway stations. The role centers on liaising between the WSP design team, main contractors and sub-contractors to ensure buildability, commissioning, and testing align with design intent.

You will work with a Rail Stations MEP team of professionals to deliver projects for Network Rail and other clients, attending meetings, managing site surveys, and