We are looking to hire a Principal Mechanical Engineer in our Manchester and Sunderland offices.

About the role

Based in a flexible working model with home/office working, you will be part of a dynamic and collaborative team of Engineers and Technicians based in offices around the UK.

The offices are newly refurbished, providing a friendly and supportive working environment where personal development is encouraged across a broad range of interesting projects. We offer a flexible structure that allows progression aligned with your development.

We are committed to offering flexibility to our employees, recognizing benefits for both individuals and the company. This includes work-life balance and participation in social and sporting events that foster team spirit in the local area.

You will join our growing Water and Utilities Team, providing design expertise in collaboration with major UK companies. For a glimpse of our recent projects and opportunities, visit:

We seek a skilled and experienced Mechanical Engineer to join our team in the non-infra water sector. Your role will involve designing, developing, and maintaining mechanical systems and equipment used in water treatment, distribution, and conservation. Your expertise will help ensure the efficient and reliable operation of water facilities, improve water quality, and support sustainable water management practices.

Responsibilities:

• Design and engineer mechanical systems and equipment for water treatment, distribution, and conservation projects, complying with project requirements, industry standards, and regulations.
• Conduct feasibility studies and technical assessments to evaluate the performance of mechanical components and systems in water-related applications.
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams, including engineers, technicians, and project managers, to develop innovative solutions for water treatment, pumping, filtration, and storage systems.
• Use CAD software to create detailed 2D and 3D models, specifications, and engineering drawings of mechanical components and systems.
• Perform calculations, simulations, and stress analyses to ensure the integrity, efficiency, and safety of mechanical designs, considering fluid dynamics, thermodynamics, and structural factors.