Mechanical Designer
About the role
- Supports production of mechanical design documents under a senior engineer's supervision.
- Development of reports and design documents, including but not limited to mechanical floor plans, equipment schematic design diagrams, equipment block diagrams, and load calculations.
- Perform computations and analysis for mechanical systems.
- Utilize AutoDesk software to prepare project construction documents, drawings, and visual aids. AutoCAD may be utilized but Revit is preferred but will train.
- Review and write project specifications.
- Survey existing building conditions and prepare technical reports of findings.
- Collect data and other information for construction documents.
- Interacts directly with client on technical issues.
- Review and complete punch lists and project close out documents.
- Prepare project progress (and related) reports for internal and external stakeholders.
- Review shop drawings, submittals, and review/respond to RFI's.
- Update and maintain shop drawing and RFI log.
- Manage personal hours and data reporting as required using company tools.
- Performs other duties as assigned.
- Education, Experience, Skill Sets:
- Bachelor of Science Degree in Mechanical Engineering/Technology from an ABET accredited institution. EIT Certification is a plus.
- Minimum of two years of mechanical engineering experience required.
- Basic understanding of the New Jersey and Pennsylvania Uniform Construction Code, International Building Code, International Mechanical Code, and other applicable codes/standards.
- Intermediate knowledge of designing mechanical systems including water-based HVAC systems utilizing boilers, chillers, pumps, coils, and piping distribution systems; air-based HVAC systems utilizing packaged equipment, furnaces, fans, and ductwork systems.
- Intermediate knowledge of specification writing for mechanical systems.
- Skilled in performing and analyzing load calculations.
- Ability to select mechanical equipment types.
- Skilled in completing assignments accurately and with attention to detail.
- Ability to analyze information/data and prepare documents, reports and correspondence, and complete assignments accurately and in a timely manner.
- Ability to use MS Office Suite (Excel, Word, Outlook, PowerPoint)
- Ability to use AutoCAD – Revit is preferred.
- Ability to work independently, and as a member of a team, with limited to moderate supervision.
- Ability to communicate effectively, oral and presentation format, technical and non-technical information.
- Ability to be organized, manage multiple assignments/tasks, work under pressure and meet deadlines.
- Ability of physical demands which includes sitting, standing, walking, climbing stairs and ladders and lifting up to 25 pounds.
- WHAT'S IN IT FOR YOU!Competitive pay, bonus opportunities, and year-round Flexible Fridays to jump start the weekend
- The ability to work remote up to 2 days a week once acclimated!
- Flexible work hours
- We offer a robust and comprehensive benefits package including medical, dental, vision, 401(k), Group Life & Disability, Voluntary Life, plus many more!
- Professional Development opportunities that align with the Firm's leadership succession plan and/or individual development plan because WE WANT YOU TO GET PROMOTEDReimbursement for professional designation exam(s)
- Additional PTO to sit for ExamsSocial and team building events
- We encourage our employees to pursue local and professional advocacy groups
- We provide the opportunity to help with pro-bono initiatives that bring architecture to the community
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