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ATALIAN SERVEST
Senior Mechanical Engineer
Job summary
A leading engineering consultancy is seeking a Senior Mechanical Engineer in Reading or Oxford. This role involves delivering detailed designs, collaborating with project teams, and ensuring compliance with health and safety standards. Ideal candidates will have a Building Services degree and significant experience in the field. The position offers a competitive salary of GBP55,000 plus car allowance.
Qualifications
- Significant experience in Mechanical Design Engineering.
- Ideally chartered or working towards chartered engineer status.
- Excellent communication skills to liaise with clients and project teams.
Responsibilities
- Work as part of a design team delivering detailed designs.
- Liaise closely with structural engineers and architects.
- Attend project group and technical meetings.
- Ensure design meets health and safety requirements.
- Advise on energy use and conservation.
- Oversee installation of building systems.
Skills
Education
Senior Mechanical Engineer
Reading or Oxford
Permanent
GBP55,000 plus car allowance
Are you an experienced Mechanical Design Engineer looking to take that next step in your career? Do you want to work on exceptionally varied and diverse projects? If so this could be the role for you.
My client, a very reputable Built and Environmental Consultancy is looking for Senior Mechanical Design Engineer to join their team and help lead the way in transforming the quality and sustainability of the built environment. As the demand for the expertise continues to grow, they now have an exciting opportunity for an experienced Senior Mechanical Design Engineer to join a significantly experienced and talented Engineering Team based at their Reading office (there is also have a further role in Oxford)
Client lists include Education, commercial, retail, industrial, leisure and many more. As a Senior Mechanical Engineer, you will be exposed to many sectors and many cultures. Building services engineers design, install and maintain the services that are needed to allow the building to do what it's designed to.
What you need to do to be effective in this role
Working as part of a design team delivering detailed design
Liaising closely with other professionals, including structural engineers, architects, surveyors, and contractors of in–house and external project teams
Attending a range of project group and technical meetings
Ensuring that the design and maintenance of building systems meets legislative and health and safety requirements
Advising clients and architects on energy use and conservation in a range of buildings and sites, aiming to minimise the environmental impact and reduce the carbon footprint
Designing site–specific equipment as required
Overseeing and supervising the installation of building systems and specifying maintenance and operating procedures
Using specialist computer–aided design (CAD) and BIM (Revit) software and other resources to design the systems required for the project.
The skills and experience you need to have for this role
To be successful in this role you will have an accredited Building Services degree or higher educational qualification and significant experience in a similar role. Ideally chartered or working towards chartered engineer status. You will need to be an excellent communicator who can articulate complicated issues between clients and their highly skilled project teams. You will also need to show ambition and a willingness to learn whilst demonstrating a high level diligence and organisational skills
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