About the Role
Tozer Associates is advertising a permanent Senior/Principal Mechanical Design Engineer opportunity in Manchester, offering a salary of £65,000. You will lead complex building services design projects across sectors including healthcare and education, developing advanced HVAC solutions for environments such as hospitals and laboratories. The role offers hybrid working, with three days in the office and two from home.
Key Responsibilities
- Lead mechanical building services design for complex projects in healthcare, education and other technically demanding environments.
- Develop HVAC solutions that meet project requirements and the needs of building users.
- Oversee mechanical design calculations, specifications and technical documentation.
- Coordinate mechanical designs with other engineering disciplines and project stakeholders.
- Review technical work for quality, compliance and suitability for the intended environment.
- Provide technical guidance and help resolve challenging mechanical design issues.
What You'll Need
- Strong experience in mechanical building services design, suitable for a senior or principal-level role.
- Sound technical expertise in HVAC systems for complex buildings.
- The ability to lead design work and manage competing project priorities.
- An understanding of relevant UK regulations and building services design standards.
- Clear communication skills and a collaborative approach to multidisciplinary projects.
- Experience in healthcare, education, laboratory or similarly demanding environments would be valuable.
What's on Offer
- A salary of £65,000.
- A permanent role based in Manchester, Greater Manchester.
- Hybrid working, with three days in the office and two days working from home.
- The opportunity to lead technically challenging projects in critical sectors.
- A benefits package alongside the advertised salary.
How to Apply
Apply through this listing with your CV, highlighting your mechanical building services expertise and experience leading complex design projects.