Mechanical Design Engineer

Additional Resources Ltd; Godington; On-site; GBP 30,000 - 35,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading provider of sustainable water-management systems is looking for a Mechanical Design Engineer (Water Systems). In this role, you will design water-saving systems, prepare technical documents, and liaise with contractors. The ideal candidate will have a relevant engineering qualification, experience with AutoCAD and Revit, and a background in water systems. This position offers a salary range of £30,000 - £35,000 and presents a great opportunity for career advancement in an innovative organization.

Qualifications

• Experience as a Mechanical Design Engineer or similar role.
• Familiarity with the design and construction process in engineering.
• Experience with rainwater harvesting and greywater recycling systems.
• Confident in interpreting mechanical and drainage drawings.

Responsibilities

• Develop feasibility concepts and technical specifications for systems.
• Drive designs from concept to tender stage.
• Prepare technical proposals and documents.
• Liaise with contractors to gather project data.
• Support design work in AutoCAD and Revit.

Skills

Mechanical Design Engineering

AutoCAD

Revit

Water Systems Engineering

Education

Relevant engineering qualification

Tools

AutoCAD

Revit

Job description

An opportunity has arisen for a Mechanical Design Engineer (Water Systems) to join a well-established provider of sustainable water-management systems, specialising in rainwater harvesting, greywater recycling and SuDS solutions.

As a Mechanical Design Engineer, you will design water-saving systems (rainwater harvesting and greywater recycling), including planning and specifying mechanical water systems, producing AutoCAD/Revit drawings.

This role offers a salary range of £30,000 - £35,000 and benefits. Ideally, the candidate would be based in Central London.

You will be responsible for:

• Developing feasibility concepts, proposals, and technical specifications for rainwater harvesting and greywater recycling systems.
• Driving designs from concept to tender stage, delivering efficient and competitive solutions in line with company strategy.
• Prepare quotes, proposals, tender documents, and technical specifications.
• Supporting the creation of written submissions in line with project requirements.
• Liaising closely with contractors and consultants to gather project data and ensure milestones are achieved.
• Support design work by drafting and updating schematics and technical drawings in AutoCAD.
• Create basic coordination models using Revit.

What we are looking for:

• Previously worked as a Mechanical Design Engineer, Design Engineer, Mechanical Engineer, CAD Engineer, Water Systems Design Engineer or in a similar role.
• Experience within an engineering environment and familiarity with the design and construction process.
• Ideally have experience working with water systems such as Rainwater harvesting systems, Greywater recycling systems, Mechanical water systems (pumps, tanks, pipes, valves, filters, control units).
• A relevant engineering qualification or equivalent technical background.
• AutoCAD experience is essential and REVIT beneficial.
• Confident interpreting mechanical and drainage drawings.

This is an excellent opportunity to advance your career with a forward-thinking organisation.

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