Mechanical Building Services Engineer

Our client, a leading international engineering, and infrastructure consultancy, is seeking a Mechanical Building Services Engineer to join its Manchester-based team.

This role offers the opportunity to work within a nationally connected delivery team, collaborating with professionals across the UK and internationally. You'll contribute to delivering high-quality engineering design solutions across a diverse range of sectors including Commercial, Defence, Energy, Education, and Healthcare, gaining exposure to complex, high-profile, multidisciplinary projects.

Responsibilities of Mechanical Building Services Engineer:

• Design and specify mechanical building services systems from concept through to detailed design, including heating, cooling, ventilation, and public health systems
• Perform detailed engineering calculations using tools such as IES, Hevacomp, and MEPworx
• Prepare technical specifications, reports, and presentations to support project delivery
• Collaborate with BIM teams to develop coordinated models and drawings using Revit
• Participate in client and stakeholder meetings, contributing to technical discussions
• Undertake condition surveys, site inspections, and support commissioning activities
• Manage assigned tasks and deliver outputs to a high standard within agreed timelines and budgets

Experience Required for Mechanical Building Services Engineer:

• Relevant experience in Mechanical Building Services Engineering with a focus on sustainable design
• Degree (or equivalent) in Building Services Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, or related discipline
• Working towards Chartered Membership (CIBSE, IMechE, or equivalent)
• Proficiency in IES, Hevacomp, StabiCAD, Revit, NBS, and Microsoft Office
• Sound knowledge of UK technical standards and codes of practice
• Understanding of energy efficiency strategies and low-carbon building design
• Awareness of energy and carbon data analysis and building performance improvement
• Familiarity with commissioning and post-installation performance evaluation