Mechnical - HVAC Engineer- P2

Your role

• Develop HVAC designs for railway depots, station buildings, and maintenance facilities in compliance with UK rail standards.
• Perform heat load calculations, ventilation strategies, and energy efficiency assessments aligned with international best practices.
• Address depot-specific HVAC challenges, including:
• Ventilation for maintenance bays to manage fumes and contaminants.
• Dust and particulate control in heavy-duty cleaning zones.
• Coordinate with MEP teams to ensure integrated design solutions considering buildability and operational requirements.
• Ensure compliance with UK standards (BS EN), Network Rail specifications, and adapt designs for Canadian and Middle Eastern codes.
• Prepare design reports, specifications, and respond to technical queries.
• Utilize tools such as AutoCAD, Revit MEP, Navisworks, BIM 360 Or Bentley equivalent for reviewing models and generating schematics.
• Competent in HVAC simulation software such as HAP, IES VE and OpenBuildings Designer energy simulator (Hevacomp).
• Support multi-region projects, adapting designs to Canadian and Middle Eastern codes and climatic conditions.
• Ensure compliance with CDM regulations.
• Participate in internal meetings, presentations, and technical reviews.

• Degree in Mechanical Engineering or Building Services Engineering.
• 5-7 years of experience in HVAC design, preferably within rail or large infrastructure projects.
• Proven knowledge of UK standards (BS, Network Rail LU standards) and familiarity with international codes (ASHRAE, Middle East standards).
• Proficiency in HVAC design software and BIM tools (Revit MEP or equivalent).
• Strong communication and report-writing skills.

• Experience with UK rail projects and GRIP/PACE stages.
• Exposure to Canadian and Middle Eastern rail/building projects.
• Knowledge of energy modelling and sustainability frameworks (LEED, BREEAM).
• Working towards or holding professional accreditation (CIBSE/IMechE).
• Familiarity with digital platforms and willingness to learn new tools.

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