CAD Design Engineer

CAD Design Engineer

Employee type

Permanent

Salary

£45000 - £70000/annum Pension 22 DH

Category

Engineering

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Job Description
CAD Design Engineer. Salary: £45,000 – £70,000 basic (Depending on Experience) + Pension, 22 Days Holiday, Ongoing Training & Career Progression This Mechanical Services Contractor, with a strong and stable order book secured through 2027 , are seeking a practically minded, mechanically biased CAD Design Engineer who can demonstrate Plant Room Design experience. Joining a close-knit, 5-strong design and delivery team you will bridge the gap between engineering design and practical project execution. Key Responsibilities * Modelling & Coordination: Produce accurate 2D/3D plant room layouts, schematics, and pipework arrangements using AutoCAD (Primary) and Revit (Occasional). * Constructability & Specification: Review design inputs, calculate spatial/containment requirements, and specify mechanical equipment (boilers, chillers, pumps) in close collaboration with Project Managers. * Clash Detection: Collaborate with structural, electrical, and architectural teams to resolve spatial conflicts digitally before materials hit the site. * Site & Subcontractor Liaison: Conduct site surveys, work alongside site installation teams to troubleshoot practical issues, and amend drawings for as-built documentation. * Compliance: Ensure all drawings and layouts adhere to UK Building Regulations, CDM regulations, and safety guidelines. What We Are Looking For * A Degree or HNC/HND in Mechanical Engineering, Building Services, or a related discipline. * Proven CAD/modelling experience gained specifically within a Mechanical Services Contractor environment. * An understanding of mechanical building services, plant room constructability, and basic pipe stress/routing constraints. * Proficiency in AutoCAD is essential; exposure to Revit or 3D coordination tools is advantageous. * Excellent problem-solving skills and the confidence to liaise with site teams, and interpret technical specifications