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Real estate accounts for 40% of global carbon emissions and we need the next generation of design engineers to help reduce that impact. On this programme you will join our Building Services Engineering team, who provide sustainable design and management services relating to the mechanical, electrical and public health elements real estate across all sectors during initial construction, fit-out and occupancy stages. You will follow an accredited training programme working towards Chartership.
What to expect
Two days will unlikely be the same on our Building Services team. You will experience everything from concept designs and technical compliance to project meetings and site inspections. Support and training will be ongoing and we will do all we can to ensure you gain the experience you need to obtain your professional qualification.
Responsibilities:
- Utilise engineering/design software for each project
- Contribute from concept design to detailed design, tender and contract on site supervision to completion, ensuring projects are undertaken in accordance with design briefs and that completion deadlines are achieved
- Liaise with the design team to produce co-ordinated designs that are technically compliant, to a consistent quality and standard
- Attend design/project meetings
- Assist with in house design reviews and checks
- Attend site inspections and Building Service audits including but not limited to energy audits condition surveys, dilapidations, due diligence and acquisition reports
The ideal candidate will express the following qualities and attributes
- Exhibit a willingness to learn, have a passion for sustainable design and develop
- Proficient understanding of Word and Excel
- Strong attention to detail
- Good time management skills
- Excellent inter-personal and communication skills
- Conscientious and pro-active
- Logical and practical thinking
- Able to build long-term relationships
- A collaborative mindset and willing team player
Eligibility
You’ll need to be on course to achieve a 2.1 or already hold in an accredited degree in Mechanical, Electrical, Building Service or Public Health Engineering
