Building Physics Engineer
Manchester
We are proud to be representing a leading M&E and Building Performance Engineering consultancy renowned for delivering innovative, sustainable building design solutions across the UK. They are currently seeking an enthusiastic and proactive Building Physics Engineer to join their Manchester office.
What we offer:
- Competitive salary with real progression opportunities
- Private healthcare
- Paycare health care cash plan
- Pension contributions
- 25 days holiday
- Death in Service cover
- Option to work two days from home
- Flexible working hours available
- Ongoing training & professional development
About the Role:
As a Building Physics Engineer, you will contribute your expertise across a variety of building performance disciplines. You will support the design and optimisation of sustainable building solutions, with a focus on energy modelling, simulation, and compliance.
Passion for building physics, low‑zero carbon (LZC) technologies, and innovative design solutions is essential.
Key Responsibilities of a Building Physics Engineer:
- Energy modelling and building performance simulation
- Delivering Part L compliance, EPCs, CIBSE TM59/52 & Approved Document O assessments
- Supporting CIBSE TM54 operational energy predictions
- Carrying out SAP assessments
- Undertaking early‑stage design modelling including passive design analysis
- Liaising confidently with design teams, statutory authorities, and contractors
- Producing clear, well‑structured technical reports
- Supporting marketing and business development activities
The Ideal Person:
- Proficient user of IES VE (ModelIT, ApacheSim, VistaPro, MacroFlo, VE Compliance)
- Strong and credible experience in building physics, energy modelling and simulation
- Experience completing Part L, EPCs and CIBSE TM59/52 overheating assessments
- Proactive approach and ability to take responsibility on projects
- Confident communicator with strong analytical and research skills
- Motivated to reduce carbon emissions in the built environment
- Solid understanding of UK Building Regulations, planning requirements and energy codes
Desirable (Non‑Essential) Requirements:
- Understanding of mechanical building services systems
- Knowledge of HVAC system modelling and controls
- Knowledge of SAP methodology and assessment
- IES accreditation
- OCDEA / LCC / LCEA qualifications
- Degree in Building Physics or related engineering discipline
- Experience with daylighting simulations
- Knowledge of BREEAM, WELL or other sustainability assessment methods
- Strong knowledge of current building regulations and local planning codes
Interested?
Interested in this or other roles in Water Hygiene, please do not hesitate to contact Caitlin Richards.
This is a permanent role.
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