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Overview We are seeking an experienced Mechanical Construction Manager to lead the mechanical delivery of major stadium infrastructure upgrades. The role will focus on the installation of new water infrastructure, plant equipment, booster sets, storage tanks, water heaters and associated pipework systems. Particular emphasis will be placed on managing the interface between new and existing services within a live operational stadium environment. The successful candidate will provide on-site leadership, coordinate subcontractors and ensure safe, efficient delivery from installation through to commissioning and handover. Key Responsibilities Manage all mechanical construction activities on site. Coordinate mechanical subcontractors and labour teams. Oversee installation of: Water storage tanks Booster sets Pressurisation equipment Water heaters Plantroom infrastructure Associated mechanical pipework systems Plan and manage tie-ins to existing infrastructure. Coordinate service diversions and shutdown activities. Review drawings and identify installation challenges. Resolve interface issues between existing and new services. Ensure compliance with health and safety requirements. Monitor programme performance and construction progress. Chair and attend coordination meetings. Support testing, commissioning and handover activities. Maintain quality records and construction documentation. Essential Experience Previous experience as a Mechanical Construction Manager, Mechanical Site Manager or Senior Mechanical Supervisor. Strong building services and mechanical infrastructure background. Experience delivering plantroom and water infrastructure projects. Knowledge of pipework systems, tanks, pumps and water services. Experience working within occupied or operational environments. Proven ability to manage subcontractors and drive programme delivery. Qualifications SMSTS CSCS Card First Aid (preferred) Mechanical Trade Background (Plumbing, Pipefitting or Building Services Engineering) Ideal Candidate Profile This role would suit a mechanically biased Construction Manager with extensive building services experience, capable of assessing existing infrastructure, planning complex tie-ins and leading installation teams through the delivery of new plantroom and water services infrastructure within a live stadium environment.

Our client, a well respected Building Services Commissioning Consultancy, would like to recruit a Commissioning Engineer with 1-5 years' air and water balancing experience. They would like to train you to become a Commissining Manager. You will have access to excellent and career-making training, leading to a building services qualification. This is an excellent opportunity for someone with a bit of experience to push your career forward.

The Company Is a design lead Mechanical and Electrical Building Services Engineering Business focused on engineering solutions to meet ever changing market needs. Established in the 60 s this well-established market leading Contractor provide fully integrated M&E Project Management services delivered through teams of highly competent engineers and management staff supported by an extensive and comprehensive supply chain. The Role The Mechanical Project Manager will be responsible for the successful delivery of Mechanical Building Services projects with typical values ranging from £1m to £5m across East Anglia, Cambridgeshire and surrounding regions. Projects will span a variety of sectors including education, healthcare, commercial and industrial developments. Mechanical Project Manager - Key Responsibilities The role requires an experienced Mechanical Project Manager with a proven track record in delivering Mechanical Building Services projects, encompassing the following systems: Ventilation, heat recovery, natural ventilation and fume extraction systems Low Temperature Hot Water (LTHW) systems, including district heating, gas-fired plant and air source heat pumps Chilled water systems Air conditioning systems Public health services, including domestic water and drainage Building Management Systems (BMS) The Mechanical Project Manager will be responsible for the full project lifecycle, including budget management, procurement, programme planning, site delivery, commissioning and final handover. They will ensure all projects are delivered on time, within budget, to specification, and in full compliance with health and safety requirements. A strong working knowledge of mechanical building services systems, relevant industry standards and statutory regulations is essential to ensure high-quality installations and compliance. Stakeholder Management Responsibilities The Mechanical Project Manager will liaise closely with all project stakeholders, including clients, main contractors, consultants, suppliers and internal management teams. Responsibilities will include maintaining project trackers, producing regular progress reports and ensuring effective communication throughout all stages of the project. To be considered for this position please apply via this advert. Cleveland Eton are acting as a Recruitment Business in relation to this vacancy. By applying you are granting us consent to contact you in relation to this application. Your details will remain confidential and will not be provided to any other party without your express permission. Mechanical Project Manager

The Company Is a design lead Mechanical and Electrical Building Services Engineering Business focused on engineering solutions to meet ever changing market needs. Established in the 60 s this well-established market leading Contractor provide fully integrated M&E Project Management services delivered through teams of highly competent engineers and management staff supported by an extensive and comprehensive supply chain. The Role The Mechanical Project Manager will be responsible for the successful delivery of Mechanical Building Services projects with typical values ranging from £1m to £5m across East Anglia, Cambridgeshire and surrounding regions. Projects will span a variety of sectors including education, healthcare, commercial and industrial developments. Mechanical Project Manager - Key Responsibilities The role requires an experienced Mechanical Project Manager with a proven track record in delivering Mechanical Building Services projects, encompassing the following systems: Ventilation, heat recovery, natural ventilation and fume extraction systems Low Temperature Hot Water (LTHW) systems, including district heating, gas-fired plant and air source heat pumps Chilled water systems Air conditioning systems Public health services, including domestic water and drainage Building Management Systems (BMS) The Mechanical Project Manager will be responsible for the full project lifecycle, including budget management, procurement, programme planning, site delivery, commissioning and final handover. They will ensure all projects are delivered on time, within budget, to specification, and in full compliance with health and safety requirements. A strong working knowledge of mechanical building services systems, relevant industry standards and statutory regulations is essential to ensure high-quality installations and compliance. Stakeholder Management Responsibilities The Mechanical Project Manager will liaise closely with all project stakeholders, including clients, main contractors, consultants, suppliers and internal management teams. Responsibilities will include maintaining project trackers, producing regular progress reports and ensuring effective communication throughout all stages of the project. To be considered for this position please apply via this advert. Cleveland Eton are acting as a Recruitment Business in relation to this vacancy. By applying you are granting us consent to contact you in relation to this application. Your details will remain confidential and will not be provided to any other party without your express permission. Mechanical Project Manager

The Company Is a design lead Mechanical and Electrical Building Services Engineering Business focused on engineering solutions to meet ever changing market needs. Established in the 60 s this well-established market leading Contractor provide fully integrated M&E Project Management services delivered through teams of highly competent engineers and management staff supported by an extensive and comprehensive supply chain. The Role The Mechanical Project Manager will be responsible for the successful delivery of Mechanical Building Services projects with typical values ranging from £1m to £5m across East Anglia, Cambridgeshire and surrounding regions. Projects will span a variety of sectors including education, healthcare, commercial and industrial developments. Mechanical Project Manager - Key Responsibilities The role requires an experienced Mechanical Project Manager with a proven track record in delivering Mechanical Building Services projects, encompassing the following systems: Ventilation, heat recovery, natural ventilation and fume extraction systems Low Temperature Hot Water (LTHW) systems, including district heating, gas-fired plant and air source heat pumps Chilled water systems Air conditioning systems Public health services, including domestic water and drainage Building Management Systems (BMS) The Mechanical Project Manager will be responsible for the full project lifecycle, including budget management, procurement, programme planning, site delivery, commissioning and final handover. They will ensure all projects are delivered on time, within budget, to specification, and in full compliance with health and safety requirements. A strong working knowledge of mechanical building services systems, relevant industry standards and statutory regulations is essential to ensure high-quality installations and compliance. Stakeholder Management Responsibilities The Mechanical Project Manager will liaise closely with all project stakeholders, including clients, main contractors, consultants, suppliers and internal management teams. Responsibilities will include maintaining project trackers, producing regular progress reports and ensuring effective communication throughout all stages of the project. To be considered for this position please apply via this advert. Cleveland Eton are acting as a Recruitment Business in relation to this vacancy. By applying you are granting us consent to contact you in relation to this application. Your details will remain confidential and will not be provided to any other party without your express permission. Mechanical Project Manager

The Company Is a design lead Mechanical and Electrical Building Services Engineering Business focused on engineering solutions to meet ever changing market needs. Established in the 60 s this well-established market leading Contractor provide fully integrated M&E Project Management services delivered through teams of highly competent engineers and management staff supported by an extensive and comprehensive supply chain. The Role The Mechanical Project Manager will be responsible for the successful delivery of Mechanical Building Services projects with typical values ranging from £1m to £5m across East Anglia, Cambridgeshire and surrounding regions. Projects will span a variety of sectors including education, healthcare, commercial and industrial developments. Mechanical Project Manager - Key Responsibilities The role requires an experienced Mechanical Project Manager with a proven track record in delivering Mechanical Building Services projects, encompassing the following systems: Ventilation, heat recovery, natural ventilation and fume extraction systems Low Temperature Hot Water (LTHW) systems, including district heating, gas-fired plant and air source heat pumps Chilled water systems Air conditioning systems Public health services, including domestic water and drainage Building Management Systems (BMS) The Mechanical Project Manager will be responsible for the full project lifecycle, including budget management, procurement, programme planning, site delivery, commissioning and final handover. They will ensure all projects are delivered on time, within budget, to specification, and in full compliance with health and safety requirements. A strong working knowledge of mechanical building services systems, relevant industry standards and statutory regulations is essential to ensure high-quality installations and compliance. Stakeholder Management Responsibilities The Mechanical Project Manager will liaise closely with all project stakeholders, including clients, main contractors, consultants, suppliers and internal management teams. Responsibilities will include maintaining project trackers, producing regular progress reports and ensuring effective communication throughout all stages of the project. To be considered for this position please apply via this advert. Cleveland Eton are acting as a Recruitment Business in relation to this vacancy. By applying you are granting us consent to contact you in relation to this application. Your details will remain confidential and will not be provided to any other party without your express permission. Mechanical Project Manager

The Company Is a design lead Mechanical and Electrical Building Services Engineering Business focused on engineering solutions to meet ever changing market needs. Established in the 60 s this well-established market leading Contractor provide fully integrated M&E Project Management services delivered through teams of highly competent engineers and management staff supported by an extensive and comprehensive supply chain. The Role The Mechanical Project Manager will be responsible for the successful delivery of Mechanical Building Services projects with typical values ranging from £1m to £5m across East Anglia, Cambridgeshire and surrounding regions. Projects will span a variety of sectors including education, healthcare, commercial and industrial developments. Mechanical Project Manager - Key Responsibilities The role requires an experienced Mechanical Project Manager with a proven track record in delivering Mechanical Building Services projects, encompassing the following systems: Ventilation, heat recovery, natural ventilation and fume extraction systems Low Temperature Hot Water (LTHW) systems, including district heating, gas-fired plant and air source heat pumps Chilled water systems Air conditioning systems Public health services, including domestic water and drainage Building Management Systems (BMS) The Mechanical Project Manager will be responsible for the full project lifecycle, including budget management, procurement, programme planning, site delivery, commissioning and final handover. They will ensure all projects are delivered on time, within budget, to specification, and in full compliance with health and safety requirements. A strong working knowledge of mechanical building services systems, relevant industry standards and statutory regulations is essential to ensure high-quality installations and compliance. Stakeholder Management Responsibilities The Mechanical Project Manager will liaise closely with all project stakeholders, including clients, main contractors, consultants, suppliers and internal management teams. Responsibilities will include maintaining project trackers, producing regular progress reports and ensuring effective communication throughout all stages of the project. To be considered for this position please apply via this advert. Cleveland Eton are acting as a Recruitment Business in relation to this vacancy. By applying you are granting us consent to contact you in relation to this application. Your details will remain confidential and will not be provided to any other party without your express permission. Mechanical Project Manager

Job Title: Mechanical Project Manager Location: Cambridge, Cambridgeshire Salary: Up to 64,000 Benefits: Car allowance, 24 days holiday + Bank Holidays, Company Pension, Healthcare A regional M&E Contractor are looking for an experienced Mechanical Project Manager to join their growing team in Cambridge. As the Mechanical Project Manager will be responsible for the successful delivery of mechanical building services projects with typical values ranging from 1m to 5m across East Anglia and surrounding regions. Projects will span a variety of sectors including education, healthcare, commercial and industrial developments. The role requires an experienced Mechanical Project Manager with a proven track record in delivering mechanical building services projects, encompassing the following systems: Ventilation, heat recovery, natural ventilation and fume extraction systems Low Temperature Hot Water (LTHW) systems, including district heating, gas-fired plant and air source heat pumps Chilled water systems Air conditioning systems Public health services, including domestic water and drainage Building Management Systems (BMS) This is an excellent opportunity to join a reputable contractor with a strong pipeline of work and a collaborative working environment. As the Mechanical Project Manager, you will have the following responsibilities: Full project lifecycle, including budget management, procurement, programme planning, site delivery, commissioning and final handover. Ensure the projects are completed according to schedule and budget, undertaking effective planning. Liaison with clients, main contractors, consultants, supply chain, delivery teams and internal management teams. Maintain project trackers, producing regular progress reports and ensuring effective communication throughout all stages of the project. Attend and lead project meetings. Oversee working practices, ensuring compliance with HSE policies. Successful applicants will have the following qualifications and experience: A strong working knowledge of mechanical building services systems, relevant industry standards and statutory regulations is essential to ensure high-quality installations and compliance. Proven track record of successfully managing mechanical projects up to 5m (M&E). Working for a Building Services Contractor at a similar level. Ability to read and interpret technical drawings and specifications. Knowledge of managing various stages of design process. Consistently good financial returns on projects, considering all relevant factors. Understanding of project procurement. Good people management and motivational skills. The ability to work under pressure to meet set deadlines. The ability to plan, co-ordinate and prioritise workloads. Strong results orientation. You will have SMSTS, CSCS skills card and relevant industry qualification. Please contact Adam Brown on (phone number removed) / (phone number removed) for more information about this role or if you are interested in a new opportunity within the Building Services sector (Mechanical Site Manager, Mechanical Manager, Mechanical Project Engineer, Mechanical Project Manager, Mechanical Contract Manager)

Senior Mechanical HVAC Design Engineer - Building Services Location: Greater Manchester A leading specialist engineering contractor is seeking a Mechanical Design Engineer to join their growing design team. The company delivers highly complex environments for the pharmaceutical, life sciences, healthcare and food sectors, including clean rooms, laboratories and sterile manufacturing facilities.This is an excellent opportunity for a mechanically biased building services engineer with experience in HVAC and regulated environments to work on technically challenging projects from concept through to commissioning. The Role Reporting to the Design Lead, you will take responsibility for mechanical and HVAC design across the full project life cycle, from concept design through to detailed design and commissioning support. Working as part of a multidisciplinary design and installation team, you will contribute to the successful delivery of highly regulated, validated environments in line with industry standards such as CGMP and ISO 14644. Key responsibilities include: Mechanical and HVAC design across all RIBA stages Producing procurement-ready designs including system sizing, equipment selection, space planning and routing Supporting procurement teams with technical specifications and supplier engagement Providing design support during construction Supporting project planning and programming Ensuring compliance with Safety, Health & Environmental standards Supporting commissioning and validation processes Attending client meetings and coordinating with specialist equipment suppliers Preparing information required for statutory authority submissions Project Sectors Pharmaceutical manufacturing plants Research and QA/QC laboratories Clean room environments Sterile and potent processing facilities Pilot-scale and full-scale manufacturing plants Sensitive research environments Mechanical Systems You Will Work With Clean room and specialist ventilation systems General supply and extraction ventilation Fume and dust extraction Comfort air conditioning Process heating, cooling, humidification and dehumidification Chilled water systems LTHW / MPHW / HPHW heating systems Steam and condensate systems Building Management Systems (BMS) Compressed air, nitrogen and specialist gases Domestic hot and cold water systems Above-ground drainage About You HNC in Building Services Engineering (degree preferred) Strong experience in HVAC and mechanical building services design Experience delivering turnkey project designs Knowledge of systems including air conditioning, ventilation, chilled water, LTHW and steam Experience with AutoCAD, IES and Microsoft Office Experience in pharmaceutical, laboratory, highly regulated or healthcare environments Good knowledge of CDM regulations and ISO 9001 Strong communication skills and the ability to engage with clients and senior stakeholders Ability to support and mentor junior engineers Benefits Up to 65,000 + 6k car allowance 25 days annual leave plus bank holidays Matched or contributory pension scheme Private healthcare and healthcare cash plan (for you and your family) Life assurance Hybrid and flexible working Electric vehicle salary sacrifice scheme Cycle to work scheme Employee assistance programme Online GP service (24/7) Retail discount platform Career development and structured training programmes What you need to do now If you are a Mechanical Design Engineer looking to work on highly specialised, cutting-edge facilities within the life sciences sector, we would be keen to speak with you! Click 'apply now' to forward an up-to-date copy of your CV, or call Shane now on (phone number removed) Hays Specialist Recruitment Limited acts as an employment agency for permanent recruitment and employment business for the supply of temporary workers. By applying for this job you accept the T&C's, Privacy Policy and Disclaimers which can be found at (url removed)

Tunnelling Electrician - TBM (Herrenknecht) Location: North East England Rate: Up to 400 per shift Contract: Temporary to Permanent Shift Pattern: Rotating Days and Nights We are recruiting experienced Tunnelling Electricians to join a major infrastructure project in North East England, working on a Herrenknecht Tunnel Boring Machine (TBM). This position offers long-term project work with the opportunity to secure permanent employment following a successful temporary assignment. Role Overview As part of the TBM maintenance team, you will be responsible for maintaining the safe and efficient operation of tunnelling equipment through planned maintenance activities, fault diagnosis, and breakdown response. Key Responsibilities Carry out electrical maintenance and fault-finding on Herrenknecht TBMs and associated backup systems. Diagnose and repair faults on motors, drives, PLC-controlled equipment, conveyors, pumps, and ventilation systems. Undertake planned preventative maintenance to maximise machine availability and reliability. Support TBM assembly, commissioning, operation, and demobilisation activities. Read and interpret electrical drawings and schematics. Work closely with mechanical and production teams to minimise operational downtime. Ensure compliance with all site health, safety, and environmental requirements. Essential Requirements NVQ Level 3 Electrical Qualification or a recognised Electrical Apprenticeship. Proven experience in industrial electrical maintenance. Strong fault-finding and diagnostic skills within heavy industrial, construction, rail, mining, water, or manufacturing environments. Experience working with motors, drives, switchgear, and control systems. Ability to work rotating day and night shifts. Desirable Experience and Qualifications Previous tunnelling or TBM experience. Experience working with Herrenknecht machines. Knowledge of Siemens PLC systems. Valid CSCS or ECS card. Safety Critical Medical certification. Package Up to 400 per shift. Long-term infrastructure project. Temporary-to-permanent opportunity. Overtime available. Training and career development opportunities. Applicants with a strong industrial electrical maintenance background and experience in heavy engineering environments are encouraged to apply. Please call - (phone number removed) Search is an equal opportunities recruiter and we welcome applications from all suitably skilled or qualified applicants, regardless of their race, sex, disability, religion/beliefs, sexual orientation or age

Tunnelling Electrician - TBM (Herrenknecht) Location: North East England Rate: Up to 400 per shift Contract: Temporary to Permanent Shift Pattern: Rotating Days and Nights We are recruiting experienced Tunnelling Electricians to join a major infrastructure project in North East England, working on a Herrenknecht Tunnel Boring Machine (TBM). This position offers long-term project work with the opportunity to secure permanent employment following a successful temporary assignment. Role Overview As part of the TBM maintenance team, you will be responsible for maintaining the safe and efficient operation of tunnelling equipment through planned maintenance activities, fault diagnosis, and breakdown response. Key Responsibilities Carry out electrical maintenance and fault-finding on Herrenknecht TBMs and associated backup systems. Diagnose and repair faults on motors, drives, PLC-controlled equipment, conveyors, pumps, and ventilation systems. Undertake planned preventative maintenance to maximise machine availability and reliability. Support TBM assembly, commissioning, operation, and demobilisation activities. Read and interpret electrical drawings and schematics. Work closely with mechanical and production teams to minimise operational downtime. Ensure compliance with all site health, safety, and environmental requirements. Essential Requirements NVQ Level 3 Electrical Qualification or a recognised Electrical Apprenticeship. Proven experience in industrial electrical maintenance. Strong fault-finding and diagnostic skills within heavy industrial, construction, rail, mining, water, or manufacturing environments. Experience working with motors, drives, switchgear, and control systems. Ability to work rotating day and night shifts. Desirable Experience and Qualifications Previous tunnelling or TBM experience. Experience working with Herrenknecht machines. Knowledge of Siemens PLC systems. Valid CSCS or ECS card. Safety Critical Medical certification. Package Up to 400 per shift. Long-term infrastructure project. Temporary-to-permanent opportunity. Overtime available. Training and career development opportunities. Applicants with a strong industrial electrical maintenance background and experience in heavy engineering environments are encouraged to apply. Please call - (phone number removed) Search is an equal opportunities recruiter and we welcome applications from all suitably skilled or qualified applicants, regardless of their race, sex, disability, religion/beliefs, sexual orientation or age