About this role
What We Do: We provide fully integrated design, build, and operational solutions for commercial energy centres and large-scale district heating schemes, drawing on extensive experience delivering similar projects for public sector clients across the UK and Ireland. We take genuine pride in the long-standing relationships we have built, working closely with our clients as trusted partners and continuing to support them on their journey toward net zero.
Role Overview
As a Mechanical Design Engineer - Decarbonisation, you'll be involved in the design and delivery of innovative heating plantrooms and prefabricated MEP solutions for major projects across the residential, healthcare, education, hotel, and leisure sectors. Working within an experienced design team, you'll carry out mechanical calculations, equipment selection, system design, and site surveys, while collaborating closely with fabrication teams to ensure designs are delivered to the highest standards. Using the latest AutoCAD and MEP 3D software, you'll play a key role in bringing complex engineering solutions from concept through to manufacture.
Job Title | Mechanical Design Engineer - Decarbonisation Location | North Dublin, Santry. Hours | Monday-Thursday 8am-5pm and Friday 8am-3pm Salary | Competitive Depending on Experience Responsible to | Head of Design Decarbonisation The role involves preparing mechanical design drawings, calculations, plant selections, bills of materials and specifications, as well as developing project-specific BMS control strategies and ensuring their successful implementation and onsite verification. Responsibilities include maintaining compliance with health and safety regulations and quality standards, attending design meetings, and working closely with contracts managers and commissioning teams to support and optimise BMS system performance. The position also requires professional liaison with clients, suppliers, contractors and relevant authorities, with occasional travel to company sites across Scotland, England and Wales. Additional duties may be assigned as required.