Overview
We are looking for a M&E Project Engineer to join the National Theatre’s Estates Capital Projects team. With a wide portfolio of projects which vary in size, type and value this role will support the Senior M and E Project Engineer and the Project Engineering Team within Estates Capital Projects. The current, growing list of projects range in value from £50K – £5m. The role is to ensure these projects are delivered to a high quality and meeting or exceeding relevant standards and specifications. The role of M & E project engineer requires close collaboration with the wider Estates team, all internal stakeholders, contractors and consultants alike. As the NT is a live building, project delivery must ensure minimal if any impact on day-to-day operations, rehearsals and performances. The role will act as a point of contact for all project related M and E engineering enquiries, investigations and surveys, providing scrutiny and review, commenting on design specifications etc. Therefore clear, timely communication is key for success in the role.
Responsibilities
- Support the Senior M&E Project Engineer and the Project Engineering Team within Estates Capital Projects on a portfolio of building infrastructure and/or construction projects.
- Ensure projects are delivered to a high quality, meeting or exceeding relevant standards and specifications.
- Collaborate with the wider Estates team, internal stakeholders, contractors and consultants; liaise with M&E engineering disciplines.
- Act as a point of contact for M&E engineering enquiries, investigations and surveys; provide scrutiny and review and comment on design specifications.
- Minimise impact on day-to-day operations, rehearsals and performances on a live theatre site.
- Communicate clearly and in a timely manner to stakeholders.
Qualifications
- Relevant experience as a Mechanical & Electrical Project Engineer working on a portfolio of building infrastructure and/or construction projects with knowledge of commonplace electrical engineering infrastructure and systems.
- A recognised engineering qualification at degree level, HNC or equivalent, or a recognised apprenticeship.
- A demonstrable understanding of the UK Building Regulations, CDM 2015, BS 7671:18, HSAW Act 1974 inc. EWAR 1989, COSHH, L8 – approval Code of Practice & guidance on control of Legionella bacteria in water systems.
- A highly motivated individual who can work on their own and as part of a team across multiple concurrent projects.
- An ability to build strong relationships with colleagues, internal NT stakeholders, external consultants, and contractors.
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