Graduate Mechanical Design Engineer; Building Services
Listed on 2026-10-27
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Engineering
Mechanical Engineer, Building Services Engineer, CAD/ AutoCAD/ Mechanical Design, Engineering Design & Technologists
GBP
30,000 – GBP
34,000 + Graduate Training Scheme + Chartership Support + Hybrid work (After probation) + Private Health Care + Company Benefits
Are you a Graduate in Mechanical Engineering looking for an exciting opportunity to join an Engineering Consultancy with over 50 years' experience, offering structured graduate training from day one allowing fast–tracked progression?
You’ll support mechanical building services design, preparing calculations, drawings, specifications and equipment schedules that help buildings operate efficiently and maintain comfortable conditions. Working alongside senior engineers, you’ll also attend site visits and project meetings to understand how designs translate into working installations.
Joining a small London team, you’ll receive mentoring and an individual development plan, with support towards professional registration and chartership. This opportunity would suit a graduate who enjoyed thermodynamics, fluid mechanics or heat transfer and wants to apply that knowledge to energy–efficient building design.
The Role- Support mechanical building services design across varied projects.
- Prepare engineering calculations, drawings, specifications and equipment schedules.
- Attend site visits and project meetings alongside senior engineers.
- Help coordinate designs with engineers, architects and contractors.
- Develop your understanding of low–carbon design, energy efficiency and building regulations.
- Degree qualified, or completing a degree, in Mechanical Engineering.
- Interested in mechanical design, building services and sustainability.
- Good communication skills and attention to detail.
- Keen to learn through structured training and practical project work.
Previous placements or familiarity with AutoCAD or Revit would be useful, but are not essential.
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