Senior Mechanical Design Engineer - HVAC
$28,000 per year
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SENIORITY
Lead
SALARY
$28,000 per year
About the role
- Manage the design process for mechanical and plumbing systems for a variety of building types from controlled agriculture, waste to value, industrial, manufacturing, to large scale commercial
- Guide and review the design from concept design all the way to turnover and operation
- Apply knowledge of building codes, standards, and project requirements in the development of mechanical and plumbing systems design
- Use ASHRAE approved calculation methods to perform load calculations for various project/building types
- Coordinate with design and construction team to ensure the final deliverable meets the client criteria
- Generate permit and construction documents using 3D modeling software like Revit and/or AutoCADParticipate in project pursuits and conceptual design to assist in displaying the value of the design/build approach
- Assist the project team during construction to review any RFIs, submittals, and field challenges
- Participate in the development of standards, procedures, and training programs for the group
- 7 - 20 years of mechanical and/or plumbing design experience
- Bachelor-level degree in Mechanical Engineering, Architectural Engineering or related field
- Experience using Revit and AutoCADKnowledge of codes, standards, and design principles for mechanical and plumbing systems
- Ability to work on multiple projects at once
- Comfortable with working in a fast-paced environment
- What We Can Offer You:
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