HVAC Engineer

Morson Group; United States; On-site; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

Morson Group is seeking HVAC Engineers to support new nuclear power plant projects, including advanced reactors and small modular reactors, by developing HVAC design packages from initial inputs through final documentation.

You will design integrated HVAC systems including control room, laboratory, confinement ventilation, industrial ventilation, chilled water and heating systems, and you will prepare load and equipment sizing calculations, specifications, and interface coordination with

Qualifications

• At least 3 years of HVAC engineering experience, preferably in the nuclear industry, but not necessary.
• Working knowledge of heat transfer and thermodynamic principles, HVAC design fundamentals, and applicable codes and standards.
• Experience developing analytical models of HVAC systems, or familiarity with HVAC engineering software and design tools. Trane Trace 3D Plus experience is preferred, other load design software experience is also relevant.
• Strong technical communication, organization, and problem-solving skills, with the initiative to drive work independently, present results, facilitate meetings, and coordinate interdisciplinary actions

Responsibilities

• Develop integrated HVAC systems designs, defining geometry, materials, and system layouts for the following types of systems: Control Room HVAC, Laboratory HVAC, Confinement Ventilation Systems, Industrial Ventilation Systems, Chilled water system design, Heating system design.
• Prepare clear, traceable, auditable heating and cooling load and equipment sizing calculations documenting the analysis basis, inputs, assumptions, methods, results, conclusions, and open-item dispositions in accordance with project procedures.
• Prepare technical specifications and review vendor information for consistency with project requirements; identify questions, gaps, and potential technical issues.
• Resolve technical issues with interdisciplinary teams and coordinate design interfaces by reconciling project specifications, design requirements, and HVAC equipment design inputs

Skills

HVAC engineering

Heat transfer

Thermodynamics

HVAC design basics

Codes & standards

Analytical modeling

HVAC software

Trane Trace 3D Plus experience

Tools

Trane Trace 3D Plus

Job description

HVAC Engineers to support new nuclear power plant projects, including advanced reactors and small modular reactors, by developing HVAC design packages from initial inputs through final documentation.

Responsibilities

• Develop integrated HVAC systems designs, defining geometry, materials, and system layouts for the following types of systems:

• o Control Room HVAC


• o Laboratory HVAC


• o Confinement Ventilation Systems


• o Industrial Ventilation Systems


• o Chilled water system design


• o Heating system design

• Prepare clear, traceable, auditable heating and cooling load and equipment sizing calculations documenting the analysis basis, inputs, assumptions, methods, results, conclusions, and open-item dispositions in accordance with project procedures.


• Prepare technical specifications and review vendor information for consistency with project requirements; identify questions, gaps, and potential technical issues.


• Resolve technical issues with interdisciplinary teams and coordinate design interfaces by reconciling project specifications, design requirements, and HVAC equipment design inputs.

Qualifications

• At least three years of HVAC engineering experience, preferably in the nuclear industry, but not necessary.


• Working knowledge of heat transfer and thermodynamic principles, HVAC design fundamentals, and applicable codes and standards.


• Experience developing analytical models of HVAC systems, or familiarity with HVAC engineering software and design tools. Trane Trace 3D Plus experience is preferred, other load design software experience is also relevant.


• Strong technical communication, organization, and problem-solving skills, with the initiative to drive work independently, present results, facilitate meetings, and coordinate interdisciplinary actions