Principal Mechanical Engineer in the Water Sector
Locations:
Hybrid working from ideally Durham or surrounding areas, but may also consider other locations. Senior and Engineer levels also considered. About the Role:
A Principal Mechanical Engineer will be responsible for the delivery of the mechanical design content of water industry projects, whilst leading a multi-disciplinary design team. Operating under hybrid working arrangements, much of your time will be spent working in your own space, though we do require that you are available to work in person with the other discipline team members in your assigned office as and when the situation dictates. Generally, this will be in the order of 2/3 days per week. Projects will typically include: Water and wastewater infrastructure and non-infrastructure works design. Design delivery at all stages, from feasibility and optioneering through to detailed designs for construction. Determining the best solutions for: Pumping stations Treatment works Mechanical screening Chemical dosing systems Sludge handling systems Production of detailed mechanical design packages for construction. Duties will typically include: The delivery, management, and co-ordination of design outputs produced by the local team and engineers from other water design offices. Being responsible for the issue of those outputs either internally or to clients to agreed time, cost, and quality.
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Locations:
Hybrid working from ideally Durham or surrounding areas, but may also consider other locations. Senior and Engineer levels also considered. About the Role:
A Principal Mechanical Engineer will be responsible for the delivery of the mechanical design content of water industry projects, whilst leading a multi-disciplinary design team. Operating under hybrid working arrangements, much of your time will be spent working in your own space, though we do require that you are available to work in person with the other discipline team members in your assigned office as and when the situation dictates. Generally, this will be in the order of 2/3 days per week. Projects will typically include: Water and wastewater infrastructure and non-infrastructure works design. Design delivery at all stages, from feasibility and optioneering through to detailed designs for construction. Determining the best solutions for: Pumping stations Treatment works Mechanical screening Chemical dosing systems Sludge handling systems Production of detailed mechanical design packages for construction. Duties will typically include: The delivery, management, and co-ordination of design outputs produced by the local team and engineers from other water design offices. Being responsible for the issue of those outputs either internally or to clients to agreed time, cost, and quality.
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