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Senior Mechanical Design Engineer (Fluid Systems)
WarringtonSource: WhatJobs
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Overview
In this role you will develop fluid systems for nuclear engineering projects, collaborating with multi-disciplinary teams to deliver safe, compliant designs. You will create 2D drawings and 3D CAD/BIM models, lead layout optimization, and participate in design and technical reviews. You will ensure adherence to standards, codes, and safety requirements while maintaining design records and supporting project targets. This position offers exposure to high-stakes infrastructure work, with opportunities for internal progression and hands-on impact on critical systems.
Pay / Benefits
Hybrid work: 1-2 days remote per week
Ongoing training and numerous career opportunities
Internal promotions (70% of managers)
Engaging Employee Committee and holiday bonuses
Social benefits and diversity commitment
Security clearance pathway
Responsibilities
Develop 2D CAD drawings including PFDs and P&IDs
Prepare 3D CAD/BIM models, plant layouts, piping design, isometrics, MTO, GA drawings
Perform layout optimization across design phases
Participate in 3D model reviews, layout reviews, design reviews, and technical meetings
Ensure compliance with design safety factors, tolerances, specifications, codes, legislation and requirements
Collaborate with multi-disciplinary teams for coordinated design
Maintain design process records and CAD/BIM documentation
Report status to management and meet targets for quality, time, and budget
Support and mediate solutions with stakeholders to align on outcomes
Adhere to H&S policies and project quality standards
Key requirements
Previous experience as a Mechanical Design Engineer or similar
Ability to work within an engineering team to realize designs
Familiarity with 2D CAD (AutoCAD) for drawing creation
Familiarity with 3D CAD/BIM systems (Revit, Inventor, Solidworks, Solid Edge, Siemens NX, PDMS, AutoCAD Plant 3D)
Professional qualification in an engineering related field
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