Overview

Senior Mechanical Engineer, Water Sector role at AECOM. Flexible to be based out of one of our England and Wales offices. You will contribute to delivering multi-billion-pound capital programmes across the UK water sector, supporting projects from small rural sites to complex infrastructure and non-infrastructure schemes in water and wastewater.Responsibilities

Producing feasibility studies, outline design, detailed design and construction support.Producing design drawings, mechanical plant selection and specification.Liaising and collaborating with water and other discipline teams including civil, electrical, process and mechanical engineers nationwide.Delivering a high calibre of technical quality, contributing to bids, interfacing with clients and collaborators in design and planning.Delivering to agreed budget, programme and quality, and supporting the preparation of project budget and programme.Design of mechanical installations typically including municipal water and wastewater pumping stations, screens, grit removal plant, penstocks, valves, odour control systems, pipework, etc.Site visits to carry out site surveys and support liaising with clients, contractors and suppliers.Producing plant layouts, technical specifications, WIMES datasheets, valve schedules, equipment schedules, lifting strategies and PandIDs.Producing pumping stations designs, headloss calculations and pumping system analysis / pump selection.Key Programmes

Southern Water – £3.7 billion Capital Delivery ProgrammeStrategic Delivery Partner (SDP) Frameworks: supporting Tier 1 Contractors on Lot 1 (Non-infrastructure water projects), Lot 2 (Non-infrastructure wastewater projects)Low Complexity Delivery Route and SDP Lot 3 Infrastructure Frameworks: high-quality wastewater infrastructure deliverySouth West Water – Engineering Consultancy Services Framework (Lot 3 – Multi-Discipline Engineering Design)Wessex Water – Capital Delivery Partner Framework (Lot 2 – Design Consultants)About the Role and Team

You will join a growing multi-disciplinary team with a long-standing regional presence, within a group recognised for excellence. Opportunities exist to contribute to flagship initiatives across the UK and globally. There is flexibility to collaborate across multi-disciplinary teams to deliver innovative and sustainable solutions from inception through delivery.Qualifications

A degree (or equivalent) in Mechanical EngineeringProgress towards Chartered Engineer status with a relevant institution (e.g., IMechE)Proven ability to deliver engineering designs, reports, drawings, technical specifications, and calculations with clarity and precisionHands-on experience delivering water and/or wastewater engineering projectsBenefits and Culture

We celebrate diversity and encourage applications from all backgrounds. Flexible hybrid working, career development opportunities, AECOM University, volunteering days, and a range of compensation, benefits, and well-being programs are provided. We are an Equal Opportunity Employer and a Disability Confident Employer.Additional Information

For more information about the role, reach out to the recruiter on LinkedIn — Jay Hewitt. Follow our AECOM Water page on LinkedIn for project updates and insights.Location

Reading, England, United Kingdom; Aldershot, England, United Kingdom (and other England and Wales offices) with hybrid work model.

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