Graduate Mechanical Design Engineer

Graduate Mechanical Building Services Engineer

📍 Location : Essex

💼 Sector : Building Services Engineering

💰 Salary : £28,000 – £30,000 + exceptional training & development

About the Company

Join a forward‑thinking building services consultancy based in Essex, renowned for delivering high‑quality, sustainable mechanical and electrical design across sectors including commercial, residential, education, healthcare, and mixed‑use developments.

The business prides itself on combining innovative engineering with a collaborative culture — offering a supportive environment where graduates can develop rapidly into well‑rounded engineers.

The Role

As a Graduate Mechanical Engineer, you’ll be part of a dynamic design team working on a variety of interesting and technically challenging projects. You’ll gain hands‑on experience in mechanical building services design, including:

• HVAC, public health, and sustainable building systems
• Thermal modelling, load calculations, and energy assessments
• Coordination with architects, structural engineers, and clients
• Site visits and project delivery from concept through to completion

Training & Development

This company offers one of the best training programmes in the industry — designed to accelerate your technical and professional growth:

• Structured Graduate Development Programme leading to Chartership (CIBSE / IMechE)
• One‑to‑one mentoring from senior engineers

Access to internal and external CPD sessions

Opportunity to work with cutting‑edge sustainability and low‑carbon technologies

About You

Degree in Mechanical Engineering or Building Services Engineering

Strong interest in sustainability, energy efficiency, and innovative design

Confident communicator, keen to collaborate within multidisciplinary teams

Eager to learn and progress towards chartered status

Why Join?

• ✅ Market‑leading training & mentoring
• ✅ Exposure to exciting, high‑profile projects
• ✅ Supportive, social, and inclusive culture
• ✅ Real career progression within a growing consultancy