The Mechanical Project Engineer role itself, where you will support the technical coordination and successful delivery of mechanical engineering packages from design through installation, testing and commissioning. More specifically:
- Coordinating mechanical engineering activities across design, procurement, fabrication and site installation.
- Reviewing HVAC drawings, mechanical specifications and technical documentation.
- Working with design engineers, project managers, suppliers and subcontractors.
- Supporting design reviews, technical queries and engineering problem-solving.
- Reviewing equipment specifications, materials and technical submissions.
- Coordinating installation of mechanical systems, packaged plant and associated building services.
- Monitoring installation quality, engineering compliance and project progress.
- Supporting inspections, testing, commissioning and technical handovers.
- Liaising with fabrication and manufacturing teams regarding equipment and materials.
- Maintaining engineering records, design changes, technical queries and progress reports.
- Supporting commissioning documentation, O&M manuals and project completion.
- Identifying technical risks and helping resolve engineering issues affecting programme, quality or cost.
To succeed as Mechanical Project Engineer / HVAC Project Engineer, you will have a solid technical background in mechanical engineering, HVAC or building services, together with practical project delivery experience. More specifically:
- Experience in mechanical project engineering or a similar technical delivery role.
- HNC/HND minimum in Mechanical Engineering, Building Services or a related discipline.
- Understanding of HVAC systems, ductwork, pipework and mechanical installations.
- Ability to interpret engineering drawings, specifications and technical documentation.
- Knowledge of mechanical fabrication, equipment installation and engineering standards.
- Experience coordinating design, suppliers, subcontractors and site teams.
- Understanding of engineering change control, quality and technical documentation.
- Strong communication, organisation and problem-solving skills.
- Good awareness of project programmes, costs and engineering risks.
- Experience of modular mechanical systems, packaged plantrooms, DW/144 ductwork standards or highly regulated projects would be advantageous. A relevant degree would also be welcomed but is not essential.
- Experience delivering major UK energy infrastructure.
- Opportunities for technical and professional development.
An attractive project-specific remuneration package is available for eligible candidates working away from home.
- Basic salary of £55,000-£57,000 per annum.
- Additional 15% salary uplift while working on eligible Hinkley Point projects.
- £28,500 annual lodging allowance while working on eligible Hinkley Point projects, subject to your home address being at least 50 miles from site.
- Indicative combined annual package of £91,750-£94,050 where all allowances apply.
- Additional company benefits - details to be confirmed.
The project uplift and lodging allowance apply only during qualifying Hinkley Point project assignments and are not permanent additions to basic salary.
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Mechanical Project Engineer in Bridgwater employer: Hinkley Point C
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