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Both positions play key roles in delivering high-quality, sustainable water solutions that improve treatment, distribution, and wastewater management across the UK.
About the Roles Mechanical Project Engineer As a Mechanical Project Engineer, you’ll take ownership of projects from design through to delivery — managing timelines, budgets, and technical execution. You’ll collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to ensure all works are completed safely, efficiently, and in line with industry standards.
Key Responsibilities:
- Lead and manage mechanical projects from conception to completion.
- Oversee planning, budgeting, scheduling, and resource allocation.
- Provide design input and ensure engineering specifications meet regulatory requirements.
- Conduct site visits and inspections to monitor progress and quality.
- Manage client relationships, providing regular updates and ensuring satisfaction.
- Implement quality assurance, risk management, and compliance measures.
- Prepare documentation, reports, and as-built drawings.
- Drive continuous improvement in processes and project delivery.
- Degree in Mechanical, Civil, or Electrical Engineering (or related).
- Experience managing projects in the water or wastewater sector.
- Proficient in AutoCAD, Civil 3D, and project management software.
- Strong communication, organisation, and leadership skills.
- Professional Engineer (PE) or equivalent chartership preferred.
Key Responsibilities:
- Design and develop mechanical systems and equipment for water-related projects.
- Produce 2D and 3D CAD models, specifications, and detailed engineering drawings.
- Conduct feasibility studies, technical assessments, and design calculations.
- Collaborate with cross-functional teams to deliver innovative, efficient designs.
- Perform simulations and stress analyses to ensure system integrity and performance.
- Support installation, commissioning, and ongoing maintenance planning.
- Degree in Mechanical Engineering or similar discipline.
- Proven experience in mechanical design for water treatment, distribution, or non-infra projects.
- Skilled in CAD software and mechanical analysis tools.
- Strong understanding of fluid dynamics, thermodynamics, and system design principles.
- Excellent technical and problem-solving abilities.
- Opportunity to work on critical, sustainable water infrastructure projects.
- Exposure to both design and project delivery pathways — ideal for engineers looking to specialise or broaden experience.
- Collaborative, innovative, and supportive engineering teams.
- Competitive salary and benefits package.
Apply today to discuss which role best suits your background — Mechanical Project Engineer or Mechanical Design Engineer — and take the next step in your engineering career.
