Working remotely, you'll support mechanical design across water and wastewater treatment, with relevance to pumps, pumping stations and wider MEICA systems.
The 18-month duration makes this a strong option for an engineer looking for long-term project continuity within the UK water sector.
The Role
You'll be involved in:
Delivering mechanical design across water and wastewater projects
Developing mechanical engineering solutions throughout the design lifecycle
Supporting the design of pumps, pumping systems and pumping stations
Producing and reviewing technical design information
Coordinating mechanical requirements with electrical, civil and process disciplines
Supporting the integration of mechanical equipment within treatment facilities
Contributing to multidisciplinary design reviews
Resolving technical and coordination issues
Supporting projects through design development and technical deliveryWhat They're Looking For
Strong Mechanical Design Engineering experience
Relevant mechanical engineering qualification or equivalent experience
Experience with pumps, pumping systems and/or pumping stations
Good understanding of mechanical and MEICA engineering
Ability to produce and review technical design information
Strong multidisciplinary coordination skills
Good technical problem-solving capabilities
Ability to work effectively within a remote engineering teamPrevious experience across WTW, WWTW, water treatment or wastewater infrastructure would be particularly beneficial.
Why Apply?
£45-£72 per hour
Long-term 18-month contract
Remote / UK-wide working
40 hours per week
Infrastructure and non-infrastructure water project exposure
Strong mechanical and MEICA design focus
Pumping and treatment project exposureIf you're a Mechanical Design Engineer with experience across water, wastewater, pumping or MEICA, apply now to be considered
Salary description
£45.00 - £72.00 per hour