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Senior Electrical Engineer

Building Services

Birmingham

£40,000 - £55,000


The Role

We have a great opportunity to join a large multi-discipline consultancy. You will be a key part of the team working on an array of exciting projects across the Industrial, Commercial, Education, Healthcare, Leisure and Residential sectors. The aim being to engineer better buildings for life as efficiently as possible.

What will you be doing?

• Produce design deliverables (including drawings, specifications, and reports)
• Check calculations and production of detailed drawings to ensure engineering designs meet appropriate quality.
• Collaborate closely with multi-disciplinary members of the design team to deliver safe, efficient, and buildable solutions.
• Contribute to the preparation of enquiry plans, tender reviews, fee estimate sheets, scopes of work and change controls as required.
• Management of Engineers and Technicians in the production of calculations, design deliverables
• Making client presentations on selected projects
• Helping to generate repeat business through building relationships with clients
• Be client-facing and involved in all stages of the projects from inception to completion.

• A CIBSE professional registration (CEng or progressing towards)
• Substantial experience working within the building services engineering area.
• Demonstrable experience in delivering projects in multiple sectors
• Experience in Software including Dialux, Amtech, Revit - Knowledge of British Standards, Building Regulations, HTM’s etc.
• An understanding of incorporating various renewable technologies.
• Experience in managing Engineers, Apprentices, and Graduates.
• Understanding of commercial elements of projects.
• Confident communication and presentation skills with the ability to simplify complex ideas.

• Starting salary £40,000 - £55,000
• Annual bonus scheme
• 25 days annual leave + Bank Holidays
• Flexible working
• Professional memberships paid for
• Annual parking permit
• 7% company pension contribution