About the Role
The UK water sector is entering a period of unprecedented investment and transformation. As Egis accelerates the growth of its Water Business in the UK, we are building a high-performing Mechanical Engineering team to help shape this next chapter.
We are inviting applicants who want to play a meaningful role in delivering major water and wastewater programmes in the UK. Working within a collaborative, multidisciplinary environment, you will contribute to technically robust, sustainable and innovative treatment solutions across nationally significant projects.
This is a rare opportunity to join at a key stage of our UK growth journey, helping to establish, shape and expand a Mechanical engineering capability built on Egis’ global infrastructure expertise and long-term commitment to the sector.
Key Responsibilities
- Lead defined mechanical design tasks or work packages across feasibility, optioneering, concept, outline and detailed design.
- Prepare, check and coordinate mechanical deliverables including calculations, specifications, datasheets, schedules, P&IDs, layouts, design reports and procurement documentation.
- Take ownership of assigned mechanical packages, managing technical quality, interfaces, scope, budget, programme and change.
- Lead site surveys, data reviews and technical discussions with clients, operators, suppliers, contractors and technology providers.
- Develop mechanical solutions for pumps, pipework, valves, tanks, lifting systems, screens, grit removal, odour control, packaged plant and associated treatment assets.
- Coordinate interfaces with Process, EICA, civil/structural, architectural and construction teams, including MEP integration, access, lifting, maintainability and constructability.
- Support CDM/safety-by-design reviews, HAZOP/SWIFT input, technical risk management, commissioning strategies and performance testing.
- Review supplier/contractor submissions, respond to technical queries and support construction, commissioning and handover where required.
- Mentor Engineers and Graduates and contribute to mechanical standards, templates and delivery improvements.