Design Engineer Water Neutrality

Design Engineer (Water Neutrality)

Location: West London, London (Hybrid)

Salary: £30,000 - £35,000 + Pension + Excellent Benefits

An exciting opportunity has arisen for a Design Engineer (Water Neutrality) to join a leading Consultancy for Rainwater Harvesting and Water Management Services

Responsibilities:

• Creating designs for water reuse systems on buildings and large-scale developments
• Developing water neutrality concepts
• Writing water neutrality reports for planning applications
• Developing a close working relationship with clients and consultants
• Helping to develop new treatment systems that challenge UK standards for water reuse
• Managing project information on CRM and server

Essential Requirements:

• 1 to 2 years experience working in similar role
• Good understanding of the design and construction process
• The ability to work autonomously as well as integrate into the established team
• The ability to work efficiently and cope under pressure, working to tight deadlines
• Experience with AutoCAD and Revit is beneficial but not essential
• The ability to interpret mechanical and drainage drawings
• Surveyor/Site survey experience is beneficial but not essential

Benefits: In addition to a competitive salary, the client offers excellent benefits, including a pension scheme.

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