Project Engineer - HVAC

Work directly with a leading global pharmaceutical manufacturer.

Own the technical delivery of major capital projects.

We’re supporting a high-profile manufacturing site delivering multiple large-scale capex programs, and we’re looking for a Utilities Project Engineer with strong HVAC expertise to join the team.

This is a hands‑on SME role
, where you’ll act as the technical authority for HVAC and utilities across several concurrent projects in a live manufacturing environment.

• Embedded on‑site with the end client
  , working directly on their projects
• Key role in major facility upgrades and modernisation programs
• Long‑term opportunity, 2–3 years+ with strong pipeline beyond
• Be the go‑to technical expert
  , not just another project resource

You’ll operate as the HVAC SME within the project team
, supporting delivery across multiple capital projects.

Responsibilities include:

• Reviewing and approving designs, submittals, RFIs, and technical documentation
• Supporting construction, installation, and commissioning
• Conducting system walkdowns to ensure installation aligns with design intent
• Providing input into commissioning and system readiness
• Acting as a technical advisor to Project Managers
• Supporting work in a live manufacturing environment
  , including shutdown coordination

You’ll be employed by a well‑established,
employee‑owned engineering and project delivery firm with a strong reputation across industrial and life sciences sectors.

• Employee‑owned structure
  , offering genuine long‑term upside
• Highly collaborative, low‑turnover environment
• Engineers are given real ownership and autonomy
• Opportunity to grow beyond delivery roles and contribute to business growth

You’ll be embedded on‑site with a leading pharmaceutical manufacturer, giving you the visibility and impact of working directly with the end client
, backed by a stable and supportive engineering organisation.

• Experience supporting capital projects (design and/or construction)
• Comfortable with submittals, RFIs, specs, and drawing reviews
• Exposure to commissioning and system handover
• Broader utilities knowledge (plumbing, waste systems etc.) is beneficial

Life sciences experience is beneficial, but not essential.