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:

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

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

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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