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• Senior Public Health Engineer

  London - Islington, N1

  to £65,000 per annum + benefits

  Permanent

  An independent specialist MEP engineering consultancy established in 2005.   Join a dynamic team of c30 experienced engineers and designers providing innovative and sustainable solutions for a range of projects across various sectors, in the UK and Internationally. The firm is independently owned by the Directors and employees, all based together in one office, supporting each other without corporate interference or distractions irrelevant to project delivery.  They can provide technical support when needed but otherwise trust employees to independently manage their workload. Approximately two thirds of their turnover is derived from overseas projects, having undertaken projects in Kuwait, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Cyprus, Russia, Vietnam, Germany, UAE, Angola and the Bahamas.  Their key sectors are commercial offices, mixed use developments, luxury hotels, concert halls, theatres and airports. As a Senior Public Health Engineer, you will be responsible for leading the plumbing design solutions on complex projects from initial concept through to final delivery, represent the business in front of clients and architects, and provide mentorship and guidance to more junior team members. Responsibilities:

  • Lead the public health design on complex and large-scale UK and International projects across a range of sectors, including commercial, residential, education, healthcare and industrial.
  • Manage the delivery of public health design solutions in accordance with British Standards and relevant codes of practice.
  • Produce detailed public health designs and specifications for projects, ensuring compliance with performance requirements and energy efficiency standards.
  • Undertake detailed calculations and simulations to validate the public health design solutions.
  • Attend site visits and meetings with clients, architects, and contractors.
  • Work collaboratively with other engineers and design team members to ensure project deadlines and deliverables are met.
  • Mentor junior engineers to ensure their development and provide technical guidance.
  • Maintain up-to-date knowledge of current and emerging public health design technologies and practices.

  Requirements:

  • Degree qualified.
  • Minimum of 5 years' UK experience in public health design engineering within the building services industry.
  • Ideally Chartered Engineer status.
  • Knowledge and experience of British Standards and relevant codes of practice.
  • Proficient in AutoCAD and Revit.
  • Excellent communication skills, both written and verbal.
  • Strong analytical and problem-solving skills.
  • Proven ability to lead and manage a team.
  • Ability to work collaboratively within a team.

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• Office Workstream Lead – Operational Assets

  Oxfordshire - Oxford

  to £80,000 per annum + benefits

  Permanent

  Client: The client is a human-centric and planet-conscious engineering consultancy, delivering intelligent and sustainable solutions to complex design challenges across the built environment in the UK and internationally. They provide a comprehensive range of engineering and consultancy services, including acoustics, air quality, building services (MEP), fire, lighting, security, and sustainability. Their multidisciplinary teams combine technical excellence and creative problem-solving to deliver outstanding building design and operational performance that meets the needs of the communities they serve. The client is committed to creating an inclusive, supportive environment where individuals can thrive. Employees benefit from a 9-day fortnight scheme, wellbeing initiatives, community networks, social and networking events, structured professional development programmes, and a comprehensive benefits package including private medical cover, electric vehicle salary sacrifice, stock options, and up to 30 days of annual leave. Their ambition is to enable everyone to develop their knowledge, perform at their best, and enjoy meaningful and rewarding careers. Role: The client is seeking a Senior Associate / Associate Engineer to join their Operational Assets team in Oxford, taking on the role of Office Workstream Lead. This senior leadership position involves responsibility for managing and developing the office workstream, driving business development across both existing and new clients, and overseeing the professional, commercial, financial, and administrative delivery of Operational Asset services within the Oxford office and wider regional area. This opportunity is ideally suited to a technically strong and commercially aware engineer with a passion for existing buildings, who thrives on solving complex operational challenges and is motivated by delivering pragmatic, data-driven solutions that support the transition to net zero. The Operational Assets team integrates the expertise of property consultants, design engineers, and building performance specialists to provide a fully joined-up service across the building lifecycle. The team embeds itself within client organisations, developing sustainable roadmaps and delivering improvements from early concept through implementation and long-term operation. With a strong track record across the residential, commercial, and healthcare sectors, the team continues to expand to meet increasing client demand, offering a unique opportunity to shape and grow a high-performing regional workstream. Responsibilities: The successful candidate will take a senior leadership role, responsible for:

  • Leading and developing the Oxford Operational Assets workstream, including planning, financial oversight, and team management.
  • Securing new projects while strengthening existing client relationships and supporting regional growth strategies.
  • Supporting the regional lead in delivery planning, workload management, and service development.
  • Providing strong technical leadership, mentorship, and supervision to engineers and consultants.
  • Working collaboratively with other discipline teams to deliver a diverse portfolio of projects.
  • Recruiting, training, and developing team members, supporting long-term succession planning.
  • Undertaking detailed design, technical specification, and site monitoring activities.
  • Managing commissioning processes and delivering post-occupancy engineering services.
  • Producing technical reports including feasibility studies, investigations, and condition surveys.
  • Liaising directly with clients, contractors, consultants, and stakeholders with strong commercial and project management awareness.

  The role involves leading projects valued up to several million pounds, delivering technical support to asset owners, landlords, managing agents, and project teams. The portfolio is predominantly UK-based, with some international opportunities. Operational Assets – Core Service Areas The team delivers expertise across three key service streams:

  1. Decarbonisation & Energy Performance - Developing pragmatic strategies to reduce energy consumption, enhance occupant comfort, and deliver net-zero outcomes using emerging technologies and data-led solutions.
  2. Design & Engineering - Delivering creative, technically robust building services design solutions for complex existing buildings across all RIBA stages.
  3. Property Consultancy - Providing technical advisory services to support property management, asset operation, and transactional processes, including:

  • Technical due diligence (vendor and pre-acquisition)
  • Dilapidations surveys
  • Planned preventative maintenance reporting
  • Licences to Alter
  • Maintenance inspections
  • Validation management
  • Asset registers
  • Troubleshooting
  • Energy optimisation surveys
  • EPC assessments

  Projects span multiple sectors including commercial offices, retail, residential, education, healthcare, justice, defence, heritage, industrial, and technology. Requirements: The ideal candidate will demonstrate:

  • Chartered status as a qualified design engineer.
  • Strong technical expertise in a primary engineering discipline, ideally with experience in the science and research sector.
  • A solid understanding of secondary engineering disciplines and multidisciplinary coordination.
  • Good contractual, commercial, and project risk management capability.
  • Proven experience in performance specification, detailed design, contract administration, and site supervision.
  • Broad building services engineering knowledge with a strong technical foundation.
  • Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
  • Strong knowledge of UK and relevant EU regulations, standards, and design guidance.
  • Excellent organisational, leadership, and interpersonal skills.
  • A proven track record in work winning, team leadership, and client relationship management.
  • Security clearance, or willingness to undergo vetting, is advantageous for involvement in certain sectors.

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• Junior/Intermediate Mechanical Engineer

  London - Islington, N1

  to £45,000 per annum + benefits

  Permanent

  Work for a leading engineering consultancy specializing in building services.   Join a team of experienced engineers and designers providing innovative and sustainable solutions for a range of projects across various sectors, including commercial, residential, education, healthcare and industrial in the UK and Internationally. We are seeking a Junior/Intermediate Mechanical Design Engineer to join the team.  You will be producing mechanical designs for a range of building services projects, from initial concept through to final delivery.  You will have the opportunity to contribute to the success of their exciting and challenging projects, while working with a dynamic and innovative team that makes a positive impact on the built environment.

  • A capacity to develop further, sketch designs and design briefs dictated by either clients or engineering managers.
  • Having full responsibility for technical and financial decisions taken. These include choice of system, organisation of works and development of projects, with the ability to comply with time restrictions and limits.
  • Undertake survey of a building a preparation of a Report on the mechanical aspects of the building, including capability and compliance with Codes of Practice and Regulations and energy evaluation.
  • Have an understanding of the basic physics and design parameters associated with other disciplines.
  • Have a full and detailed understanding of the physics and design parameters on all aspects of mechanical works, and be able to implement the designs, including energy assessment.
  • Be computer literate and able to assist in the preparation of drawings on CAD and ability to translate requirements to CAD Technicians.
  • Be competent in the exercise of independent technical judgement and application of engineering principles, including the application of Standards, Codes of Practice and Regulations.
  • Maintain a proactive attitude to maintaining output to programme and time management
  • Knowledge of British standards, building regulations documents, etc.
  • Able to work without supervision

   In order to be considered for this role you will have:

  • A degree qualification - mechanical or building services (Chartered or working towards). An HNC or HND with suitable design experience will also be considered.
  • Client interaction skills.
  • Software design ideally including Microsoft Office, Hevacomp, AutoCAD.

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