Senior HVAC Design Engineer

Senior HVAC Design Engineer - SEL46090.

Location: Office-based - Bingham.

Salary: £70-80k plus £400 per month car allowance and Bonus/Profit share.

Our client is an experienced HVAC contractor established in 2010 with a strong, long-standing team that provides a full turnkey solution for their client base across the HVAC industry. An exciting vacancy for a Senior Design Engineer has arisen. Senior HVAC Design Engineer will be focused on delivering commercial projects up to £2m in value. The role will primarily focus on new-build warehouse developments, alongside refit and upgrade projects across the commercial sector. As a senior member of the team, you will take a lead role in HVAC design delivery, overseeing projects from concept through to completion. You will also manage and mentor a junior design engineer, with plans to expand the team over the coming year. This is a hands on role requiring both office based design work and site visits to ensure successful project delivery and client satisfaction.

• Proven experience as an HVAC Design Engineer within the commercial sector
• Strong background in designing systems for new build warehouses and refurbishment projects
• Have over 10-15 years of experience in HVAC Design
• Ability to lead projects up to £2m in value from design through to installation
• Experience managing or mentoring junior engineers
• Proficient in Revit and AutoCAD for design and coordination
• Skilled in heat loss and heat gain calculations
• Good understanding of current building regulations and HVAC design standards
• Ability to attend site visits and liaise with contractors, clients, and stakeholders

• Basic salary up to £80k, depending on experience
• Profit share scheme - £3600 tax free per annum after 1 year of service
• Bonus scheme - potential for £100k OTE
• £400 per month car allowance
• 25 days holiday plus bank holidays
• Pension - Salary Sacrifice, pension, Health care etc - to be discussed
• Further package details available through all long service