Senior Technologist – Mechanical
Location: Durban, KZN
Position Overview:
Our client, a leader in the field of mechanical engineering within the built environment, is seeking a Senior Mechanical Technologist in Durban. This pivotal role focuses on building services design, including HVAC, wet services, and fire safety systems. The ideal candidate will have a strong background in mechanical engineering, with specific experience in building services design and a proficiency in Revit.
Role Summary:
As a Senior Mechanical Technologist, you will be responsible for overseeing and contributing to the design and implementation of mechanical systems in buildings. This includes reviewing and supervising the work of subordinates, ensuring adherence to building codes, standards, and statutory processes. The role demands a high level of technical expertise, client relationship management, and project leadership.
Key Responsibilities:
Review and supervise the work of subordinates, ensuring high-quality design and implementation.
Plan, organize, and manage complex mechanical engineering projects.
Develop and coordinate mechanical designs with other built environment disciplines.
Ensure compliance with all relevant building codes and standards.
Maintain and develop technical skills, particularly in Revit, to ensure accurate model production.
Build and maintain strong client relationships, providing technical support and expertise.
Qualifications and Experience Required:
Bachelor of Technology or equivalent degree from an accredited University.
Minimum of 8 years’ experience after obtaining a BTech degree.
Professional registration as a Technologist with ECSA or a relevant professional body.
Must have recent experience in building services design, specifically HVAC, wet services, and fire systems.
Proficiency in Revit is mandatory; candidates without Revit experience will not be considered.
This role offers the opportunity to join a dynamic team in Durban, contributing to innovative and sustainable mechanical engineering solutions within the built environment
Engineering@cquail.com