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MEP Engineer - Building Service Consultancy

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MEP Engineer – Building Consultancy (Client-Side)
Location: London - Oxford Circus
Type: Full-time, Permanent
Salary: £60,000 to £70,000 + Quarterly Bonus + Benefits that include Skiing Trips, Healthcare, & Pension
The Company
A fast-growing, director-led building consultancy based in London is seeking an experienced MEP Engineer to join their expanding team. Founded by three senior leaders from a major independent consultancy, the firm has quickly established itself with a strong client base, repeat business from FTSE 100 landlords, and a reputation for delivering high-quality, sustainable solutions across commercial and industrial sectors.
The team currently numbers 10 and is involved in a wide range of services including project management, building surveying, and strategic MEP consultancy. With projects spanning London and the Midlands, including large-scale industrial assets and high-value refurbishments, the business offers a dynamic and rewarding environment for ambitious professionals.
The Role
This is a broad and varied role covering three core service lines:

  1. Project Management Support
  • Contribute to refurbishment projects of offices and industrial units (£3–£8 million)
  • Write specifications and provide technical oversight on M&E systems
  • Collaborate with project managers to ensure compliant and efficient delivery
  1. Dilapidations & Pre-Acquisition Surveys
  • Assess M&E condition of commercial and industrial properties
  • Produce detailed technical reports for landlords and investors
  • Advise on reinstatement obligations and exit strategies for tenants
  1. Strategic Consultancy
  • Support clients with long-term asset planning and compliance
  • Work on large-scale industrial assets (e.g., 300,000 sqft warehouses)
  • Provide insight into sustainability, energy performance, and building services optimisation
    Candidate Profile
  • Minimum 5 years’ experience in MEP design, surveying, and reporting
  • Strong understanding of dilapidations and pre-acquisition survey methodology
  • Excellent technical writing and stakeholder communication skills
  • Comfortable working across multiple service lines and project types
  • Degree in Building Services Engineering or related field
  • Chartered or working towards chartership (CIBSE, IET, IMechE) preferred
    Package & Culture
  • Base Salary: £60,000 to £70,000 DOE
  • Bonus: 15% of fees earned above 3x salary, paid quarterly
  • Benefits: Pension, private healthcare
  • Culture: Annual ski trip, regular social events, summer outings, and a collaborative team environment
  • Growth: Opportunity to lead and grow the MEP function within a high-performing consultancy
    To apply or learn more, please apply online. All enquiries will be handled in strict confidence

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