Senior Building Services Engineer (HVAC)
3-6 month contract
Description of the assignment
Purpose of the job
The Senior Building Services Engineer defines and distributes the scope of work to ensure that the project is executed safely, on time and at appropriate levels of quality. Â The Senior Building Services Engineer is responsible for the delivery of design and engineering to meet the requirements technical specification. Â
Key Accountabilities
·       Development of designs and documentation to satisfy the technical specification,
·       Production of design deliverables throughout the design process,
·       Checking/approval of discipline specific design deliverables,
·       Contribution to design reviews and safety reviews,
·       Ensuring quality and timely delivery of design documentation throughout all phases of the design process,
·       Compliance with safety legislation, industry codes and standards and statutory regulations,
·       Develop cost effective technical solutions,
·       Staff development,
·       Managing safety by developing and reinforcing the safety culture,
·       Management of contractors,
·       Provide technical consultancy,
·       Provide support during Site surveys, installation and commissioning.
ÂOccupational Skills and Knowledge
·       Degree qualified in a relevant technical / engineering discipline or demonstrable experience,
·       Working towards, or already have, Chartership in a discipline specific engineering institution.
Duties and Requirements
Essential
·      Strong understanding of the fundamentals within your engineering discipline,
·       Previous experience in the design of Building Services (inc: Ventilation & Piped Services),
·       Proven track record of successfully delivering design solutions,
·       Good understanding of safety legislation and statutory regulations,
·       Strong organisational and interpersonal skills,
·       Good level of commercial awareness,
·       Experience of leading design teams,
·       Experience of managing sub-contracts,
·       Experience of bid preparation.
·       Experience working on design substantiation or period reviews of safety
·       Experience writing Design Assessment Reports (DARs)
Desirable
·       Full membership of a discipline specific engineering institution and CEng status,
·       Knowledge of Design software capability and outputs,
·       Experience of Containment and process ventilation systems,
·       Experience of Design and Engineering substantiation,
·       Construction Site experience,
·       Experience of working in the Nuclear industry or other highly regulated industry.
Why us?Why Nuvia
Nuvia - a subsidiary of VINCI construction - is an international company that operates across highly regulated sectors including Civil Nuclear and has a strong presence and history of delivery at nuclear sites in the UK and internationally.
Nuvia is a performance-driven company that is committed to the development of its people within a culture of safety, innovation, and excellence.
Entity
NUVIA is a branch of VINCI, the world's largest integrated concessions and construction group. NUVIA is more specifically the nuclear entity of the VINCI Group and is involved in the entire life cycle of nuclear facilities, from new build to decommissioning, maintenance and operation. NUVIA is constantly growing, with more than 2700 employees worldwide. On average, 100 men and women join us every year. Now, more than ever, we are looking for new talent to support the group's growth.
ÂFLI Structures is a leader in the design, fabrication, and installation of steel towers, platforms, screw?pile foundations and infrastructure for the telecoms, rail, highways, energy, radar, pipe?bridge and flood?mitigation sectors. We pair cutting?edge engineering with strong QHSE credentials (ISO 45001, RoSPA Gold). Our in?house teams enable fast, high?quality bespoke solutions alongside repeatable standard products
api.occupop.com+2fli.co.uk+2uk.indeed.com+2. Role OverviewWe’re looking for a diligent and technically adept Estimator to join our Commercial team. You’ll prepare cost estimates for steel structures, foundations, and associated infrastructure components—from materials and labour to transport, plant, and installation. You’ll work with engineers, project managers, suppliers, and clients to ensure proposals are accurate, competitive, and commercially sound.
Key Responsibilities**Preparation of Estimates**
• Perform detailed material take?offs from structural drawings and specifications. • Develop comprehensive cost estimates—covering materials, labour, equipment, logistics, subcontractors, and OPE.Commercial Analysis & Value Engineering
• Analyse project scopes to identify opportunities to improve design efficiency and reduce costs without compromising quality.Supplier/Subcontractor Management
• Source, evaluate and build relationships with suppliers/sub?contractors (e.g. steel fabricators, transporters, piling teams) to secure competitive pricing and lead?times.Cross?Functional Coordination
• Collaborate with design, engineering, fabrication, HSEQ and installation teams to ensure alignment on scope, risks, scheduling, and buildability.Bid & Tender Support
• Assist in bid preparation, including commercial documentation, risk registers, and presentation materials. • Participate in pre?bid and post?bid reviews and client pricing negotiations.Project Monitoring & Reporting
• Track and report on cost changes and variations against estimates. • Support continuous improvement of estimating methods and systems.Professional Qualification
• HND (min) in Civil Engineering, Quantity Surveying, Construction Management, or similar.Relevant Experience
• Ideally 3–5 years in estimating steel structures, heavy civil or infrastructure projects (e.g. towers, foundations, pipe bridges). • Proven ability to understand structural drawings and produce cost?based take?offs.Technical Skills
• Confident with Microsoft Excel, Word, and ideally estimating software. • Familiarity with structural fabrication and piling processes is a strong plus.Core Competencies
• Excellent communication skills for liaising with internal teams and external subcontractors. • Analytical mindset with strong attention to detail and risk awareness. • Ability to manage multiple bids simultaneously and meet strict deadlines.Competitive Salary & Benefits: Commensurate with experience, including pension, holiday allowance, death?in?service cover, and employee assistance schemes (education/health perks).
Career Growth: Opportunities to advance within the Commercial and Project Management streams.
Supportive Culture: Health & safety oriented, quality-focused, and committed to your growth.
Hybrid Working: Combination of site/office presence and remote flexibility.
Purpose-Driven Impact: Contribute to significant UK infrastructure, renewable energy, and telecom projects that underpin national connectivity and sustainability.
Please send your CV and a covering letter to [[email protected]] (or use the contact form on FLI’s careers page). Explain why you’re a great fit for FLI Structures, including any estimating software you’ve used and notable project examples.
Why You’ll Love This RoleBe instrumental in shaping bids for high-impact infrastructure that supports telecoms, rail, highways, flood defences, and renewable sectors.
Join a 70-year?old company known for quality, innovation, and robust in?house engineering and fabrication.
Work with a diverse and expert team across multi-disciplinary fields, including design, engineering, fabrication, and installation
Astute’s Environmental team is working with a well-established and forward-thinking consultancy delivering high-quality environmental services across the UK to recruit a Flood Risk & Drainage Consultant, based in Leeds, London, or Manchester with flexible hybrid working available.
This Flood Risk & Drainage Consultant role offers a salary of £30,000–£35,000, along with flexible working, structured development support, and the opportunity to work on nationally significant planning and infrastructure projects.
If you’re a flood risk or drainage professional looking to grow your technical and commercial experience in a supportive and ambitious team, submit your CV to apply today.
Responsibilities and duties of the Flood Risk & Drainage Consultant roleReporting to the Water Services Lead, you will:
Prepare Flood Risk Assessments, Drainage Strategies, and other planning support documents
Contribute to SuDS design and prepare technical drawings and drainage plans
Assist with due diligence reviews for investors and developers, offering practical risk mitigation advice
Analyse and present spatial data using GIS tools (e.g., QGIS)
Collaborate with planning and environmental teams across the business
Contribute to projects in related areas such as nutrient neutrality and climate risk assessments
Work towards professional accreditation and broaden your technical capabilities
We are looking for someone with the following:
A degree in Geography, Environmental Science, Civil Engineering or a similar field (or equivalent experience)
Around 2–4 years of experience in flood risk or drainage consultancy
Familiarity with UK planning policy, SuDS principles, and relevant environmental legislation
Experience using QGIS or similar GIS software
Strong communication skills and attention to detail
Eagerness to develop professionally and contribute to a team environment
The Flood Risk & Drainage Consultant role would suit someone who is:
Passionate about delivering sustainable water management solutions
Self-motivated, organised, and comfortable with client interaction
Interested in a varied role with technical and commercial growth opportunities
Comfortable working both independently and collaboratively
Keen to work on meaningful projects that support planning and sustainability goals
£30,000–£35,000 depending on experience
25 days holiday + bank holidays (option to buy/sell additional leave)
Company-matched pension scheme
Hybrid and flexible working arrangements
Chartership and CPD support
Employee wellbeing programme
Discounts across fitness, travel, retail and entertainment
Opportunities to volunteer and engage with community initiatives
Astute’s Environmental team is partnering with a leading environmental consultancy known for delivering sustainable, innovative, and high-impact solutions, to recruit an Associate – Flood Risk & Drainage, based in London, with flexible hybrid working available.
This Associate – Flood Risk & Drainage role offers a competitive salary up to £65,000, along with structured career development, a collaborative culture, and involvement in exciting national projects — including the UK’s largest solar farm.
If you're an experienced flood risk consultant with strong technical, commercial, and leadership skills, and you’re ready to help grow a thriving team while delivering exceptional client work, submit your CV to apply today.
Responsibilities and duties of the Associate – Flood Risk & Drainage roleReporting to the Water Services leadership team, you will:
Manage projects from inception to completion, including fee proposals and tender submissions
Deliver and review Flood Risk Assessments, Drainage Strategies, Scoping Reports, and Flood Risk Appraisals
Provide bespoke commercial advice to clients across planning, due diligence, and risk management
Support the development and delivery of SuDS designs and technical drainage drawings
Contribute to the development of services in nutrient neutrality, ESG, and new markets
Liaise with clients, statutory consultees, and internal teams across the Group
Lead, mentor, and line manage junior team members
Drive innovation in flood and drainage solutions, championing technical quality and client satisfaction
We are looking for someone with the following:
A degree (BSc/MSc) in Geography, Environmental Science, Civil Engineering or a related field, or equivalent experience
7+ years’ experience in flood risk and drainage consultancy
Strong understanding of design guidance, planning policy, and regulatory processes
Proven experience in project management, client liaison, and stakeholder engagement
Experience using MicroDrainage / InfoDrainage, QGIS, and ideally AutoCAD
Chartered status (or actively working towards it) highly desirable
The Associate – Flood Risk & Drainage role would suit someone who is:
Commercially aware, proactive, and client-focused
Passionate about sustainable flood risk solutions and innovation
Able to manage deadlines, budgets, and technical delivery across multiple projects
Experienced in mentoring others and supporting professional development
Confident working in a collaborative, cross-disciplinary consultancy environment
Competitive salary (depending on experience)
Company-matched pension scheme
25 days holiday + bank holidays (with buy/sell options)
Hybrid and flexible working arrangements
Career progression and support for chartership
Involvement in major national projects and innovation-focused work
Employee Assistance Programme
Cashback and discounts across retail, fitness, hospitality, and more
Volunteering opportunities and sustainability-focused culture
Astute People are working with a respected environmental consultancy delivering high-quality geo-environmental and geotechnical services across the UK to recruit a Consultant – Geo-environmental / Geotechnical, based in London.
This Consultant – Geo-environmental / Geotechnical role offers a salary of £30,000–£35,000, along with hybrid working, structured progression, and the chance to work on complex and meaningful land and infrastructure projects.
If you're looking to take the next step in your geo-environmental or geotechnical career and want to be part of a growing, friendly, and experienced team, submit your CV to apply today.
Responsibilities and duties of the Consultant – Geo-environmental / Geotechnical roleReporting to a senior member of the environmental team, you will:
Deliver and coordinate intrusive site investigations, sampling, and environmental monitoring
Undertake and write Phase 1 and Phase 2 reports with clear recommendations for clients
Oversee ground investigation works, supervising contractors and managing logistics
Interpret chemical and geotechnical testing data to inform assessments and mitigation
Prepare high-quality technical reports in line with industry best practices
Work with clients, suppliers, and project teams to ensure effective communication and delivery
Maintain awareness of relevant environmental legislation, guidance, and technical standards
Promote a strong culture of Health & Safety in all aspects of field and office work
Support and mentor junior team members where needed
We are looking for someone with the following:
A degree in Geo-Environmental Engineering, Geology, Earth Science, Civil Engineering, or similar
Around 2–4 years’ experience in a geo-environmental or geotechnical role (preferably consultancy-based)
Strong analytical and interpretive skills with geotechnical and contamination data
Excellent written and verbal communication skills
Experience managing or supporting site works, sampling, and lab liaison
A full UK manual driving licence (essential for site access and travel)
The Consultant – Geo-environmental / Geotechnical role would suit someone who is:
Technically curious, proactive, and client-focused
Willing to travel locally for site work and investigations
Physically able to handle equipment and work outdoors when required
Collaborative and confident working in multidisciplinary teams
Interested in career progression, training, and chartership support
£30,000–£35,000 depending on experience
25 days holiday + bank holidays (with the option to buy more)
Company-matched pension scheme
Hybrid and flexible working options
Chartership support and internal mentoring
Involvement in nationally significant environmental and infrastructure projects
Access to volunteering and community engagement initiatives
Employee wellbeing programme
Discounts across fitness, retail, travel, and entertainment