Senior Engineer HVAC

EECO2 Ltd
Adlington
1 week ago
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Senior Engineer HVAC - Engineering & Technical Services - £40,000 - £55,000 + Benefits - Macclesfield, Cheshire SK10

All the relevant skills, qualifications and experience that a successful applicant will need are listed in the following description.

The RoleAre you an expert in HVAC energy efficiency within the pharmaceutical sector? Do you thrive in a role that blends technical leadership, consultancy, and project management? If so, we have an exciting opportunity for you at EECO2!

Join EECO2, the leader company championing sustainability and innovation in engineering and energy management. As a Senior HVAC Engineer, you'll be at the forefront of HVAC energy efficiency projects worldwide in the pharmaceutical industry. Your role combines technical leadership, consultancy, and project management, making you a key player in our journey towards sustainable engineering solutions.

Key Responsibilities:Technical Leadership & Delivery (80% of the role):Understanding client needs, formulating innovative solutions, and presenting technical information logically and compellingly.Sharing demonstrable knowledge (such as recent used/test cases) both on build and design on a regular basis with the team (a Subject Matter Expert on HVAC systems).Developing bespoke solutions and innovative designs to meet client needs aligning with cutting-edge technical approaches.Facilitating & providing technical expertise on Energy Kaizen Leadership and HVAC systems.Reporting on Engineering KPIs by reviewing the data collection phases and quality of the technical work.Applying expertise in engineering complex GMP-compliant HVAC systems for building services.Leading stakeholder discussions with clients on the technical delivery and progress.Working on client site to facilitate projects (both nationally and internationally).Working closely with the Engineering Manager to develop the technical expertise.Responsible for adoption of best practice (technical) and adoption by the engineering team to maintain consistency and quality of deliverablesSupporting the Business's ISO 9001 status for consistent quality delivery.Business Operations 10%Working closely and collaborating with the Senior Leadership Team (SLT), operations (PMO) and sales team to ensure effective operations to support current and future client engagements, by helping to develop project resources.Participating in weekly Engineering Team Management meetings and taking responsibility for delivering agreed actions and reporting.Supporting business risk management through identification and mitigation activities.Assisting in a culture of innovation and excellence and maintaining EECO2 Global SME statusSupporting Business Growth 10%:Collaborating with the SLT and wider teams to implement short and long-term plans, focusing on value propositions.Support of EECO2 Pharma HVAC SME status by maintaining industry leading knowledge related to the Pharma/Lifesciences industry.Identifying improvement areas across the businessAttending conferences on HVAC systems and energy efficiency.

The CompanyAt EECO2, we're a leading force in engineering and energy management, committed to sustainability and innovative solutions. Our mission is to help the global life science sector produce sustainable pharmaceutical products, reducing environmental impact for a healthier future. We've made significant strides in reducing energy and carbon footprints, achieving impressive savings in energy, CO2 emissions, and costs for our clients.

The BenefitsCompetitive salary, EMI 3%, Pension Contribution, Life Assurance, Healthcare, 25 days holiday plus bank holidays.Join a company at the forefront of innovation and global impact.Collaborative and forward-thinking work culture.Opportunities for professional growth and development.

The PersonProven expertise in HVAC energy efficiency & Good Manufacturing Processes within the pharmaceutical/life sciences sectors.Strong communication and leadership skills, capable of leading technical discussions and mentoring team members.Willingness to travel and work on international projects.

QualificationsA Bachelor's/Master's Engineering Degree or related field, with MCIBSE/FCIBSE or Equivalent, IMechE, or Chartered Engineer status.

Desirable:Client-facing experience.Proficiency with Information Management Systems.Experience from other utilities/cross-industry domains.Familiarity with UK and EU Directives and standards.

Join us at EECO2, where you can contribute to a sustainable future and be part of a team making a true difference in the world! Click the apply now button to find out more.

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