Graduate Public Health Engineer
CPW ·
GRADUATE PUBLIC HEALTH ENGINEER We have an exciting opportunity for a Graduate Public Health Engineer to join us at CPW, based at our Solihull office. This is a permanent full-time position working 36.25 hours per week under our agile framework.
About CPW We are passionate and experienced mechanical, electrical and low-carbon engineers who enjoy bringing buildings to life in ways that are better for the world. We’re a friendly team intent on bringing sustainability to the building services industry through design.
We relish working collaboratively with our clients to solve their biggest problems. Our clients span a wide range of sectors, including: healthcare, education, residential, commercial, industrial, pharmaceutical, zero carbon and public sector.
Through the application of research-led design, innovation, and sustainable methodologies we can create tailored solutions that meet the needs of our clients, whilst also being positive for the environment and delivering on net-zero carbon.
Our people are the beating heart of our organisation. With over 400 staff across 12 office locations, we run an international operation spanning the UK, Poland and India. Our business is a family, where each person plays an important role in the day-to-day operation which contribute to its success.
As such, staff well-being is our top priority. We are invested in our people; we strive to ensure that each member of our staff is fulfilled to be the best they can be. Ultimately, our people are our power. Key Responsibilities Work on a variety of interesting projects across a range of sectors, gaining exposure to different building types and client requirements.
Support the delivery of projects through all stages, from initial concept through to completion. Work collaboratively with experienced engineers and wider design teams to achieve project goals. Assist in the production of technical drawings, schedules and specifications.
Undertake design calculations using both manual methods and industry-standard software, with guidance from senior engineers where required. Develop an understanding of project delivery, ensuring work is completed to the required quality standards and within agreed programme timescales.
Liaise with colleagues across different disciplines to understand client requirements and help develop effective design solutions. Build technical knowledge in public health engineering design and systems coordination. Attend project and design team meetings, representing the Public Health team with support from senior colleagues.
Develop an understanding of sustainability principles and the implementation of low and zero carbon (LZC) technologies. Support site visits and inspections to gain practical experience of installations and compliance with design intent.
Participate in Continued Professional Development (CPD) activities and stay informed about emerging technologies and industry developments. Develop an appreciation of other engineering disciplines and how they integrate within building services design.
You will become an integral part of our Public Health team, working alongside experienced engineers who will support your professional development. We are looking for someone who is enthusiastic, proactive and keen to develop their technical and professional skills. Experience