Mechanical Project Manager

Cleveland Eton; Peterborough; On-site; GBP 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

The Mechanical Project Manager role at Cleveland Eton focuses on the successful delivery of Mechanical Building Services projects with values from £1m to £5m across East Anglia, Cambridgeshire and surrounding regions. Projects span education, healthcare, commercial and industrial sectors.

Key responsibilities include managing ventilation, LTHW and district heating systems, chilled water and air conditioning, plus public health services and BMS.

Responsibilities

• Ventilation, heat recovery, natural ventilation and fume extraction systems
• Low Temperature Hot Water (LTHW) systems, including district heating, gas-fired plant and air source heat pumps
• Chilled water systems
• Air conditioning systems
• Public health services, including domestic water and drainage
• Building Management Systems (BMS)
• Full project lifecycle management including budget control, procurement, programme planning, site delivery, commissioning and handover
• Ensure projects are delivered on time, within budget, to specification and in compliance with health and safety requirements
• Liaise with clients, main contractors, consultants, suppliers and internal management teams to maintain project trackers and reports

Job description

The Company

The Company is a design lead Mechanical and Electrical Building Services Engineering Business focused on engineering solutions to meet ever changing market needs. Established in the 60's this well-established market leading contractor provides fully integrated M&E Project Management services delivered through teams of highly competent engineers and management staff supported by an extensive and comprehensive supply chain.

The Role

The Mechanical Project Manager will be responsible for the successful delivery of Mechanical Building Services projects with typical values ranging from £1m to £5m across East Anglia, Cambridgeshire and surrounding regions. Projects will span a variety of sectors including education, healthcare, commercial and industrial developments.

Key Responsibilities

• Ventilation, heat recovery, natural ventilation and fume extraction systems
• Low Temperature Hot Water (LTHW) systems, including district heating, gas‑fired plant and air source heat pumps
• Chilled water systems
• Air conditioning systems
• Public health services, including domestic water and drainage
• Building Management Systems (BMS)

The Mechanical Project Manager will be responsible for the full project lifecycle, including budget management, procurement, programme planning, site delivery, commissioning and final handover. They will ensure all projects are delivered on time, within budget, to specification, and in full compliance with health and safety requirements.

A strong working knowledge of mechanical building services systems, relevant industry standards and statutory regulations is essential to ensure high‑quality installations and compliance.

Stakeholder Management Responsibilities

The Mechanical Project Manager will liaise closely with all project stakeholders, including clients, main contractors, consultants, suppliers and internal management teams. Responsibilities will include maintaining project trackers, producing regular progress reports and ensuring effective communication throughout all stages of the project.