Mechanical HVACP Engineer

Projects may include:

A new, large municipal Water Treatment Plant. Building square footage of about 30,000 square feet including 8,000 square feet of administrative office spaces with the remainder being process spaces. Process spaces include chemical storage, blower room, tanks, and filtration. HVAC systems include dedicated outdoor air systems (DOAS), VRF, and high efficiency condensing boiler hydronic systems. Plumbing systems include indirect domestic hot water tank system, MA approved emergency eyewash systems, and laboratory fixtures.

A new wastewater treatment facility with multiple buildings including various process spaces and systems. HVAC systems include high efficiency air source heat pump units compliant with CA Title 24 energy codes.

A new 5,000 square foot higher education research and testing center including office space, research and laboratory facility, and a supporting drainage treatment plant. HVAC systems include dedicated outdoor air systems (DOAS), VRF, and laboratory hazardous exhaust and makeup air systems. Plumbing systems include MA approved emergency eyewash systems, and laboratory fixtures.

What will you be doing at Woodard & Curran?

Perform work independently with some supervision, guidance, review and oversight of a Technical Manager or other experienced engineer within the team.

Plan, schedule, conduct or coordinate detailed phases of the engineering work as part of the overall project scope.

Perform work that involves conventional engineering practice but may include a variety of complex elements such as conflicting design requirements, unsuitability of conventional materials and challenging coordination requirements.

Support project level-of-effort and fee cost estimate development.

Support project construction cost estimate development.

Perform QA/QC function under guidance of senior engineers.

Responsible for understanding scope, schedule, and budget of projects and assignments.

Responsible for understanding personal utilization goals.

Support developing technical presentations to clients at public meetings, and to regulatory agencies.

Interface directly with clients, sub-consultants, vendors and/or regulatory agencies when required.

Cultivate relationships with key internal and external clients, and mentor junior level staff as your career develops.

What You Will Need to Succeed:

BS in Mechanical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering Technology, or other building engineering. Other backgrounds may also be considered.

2-5 years of experience in design and building construction, especially HVAC and plumbing.

EI or EIT (passed the Fundamentals of Engineering exam preferred).

Professional Engineer (PE) registration is a plus.

Successful candidate must be a self-starter and thrive in a fast-paced, deadline-oriented work environment.

Proficient in Autodesk Revit and AutoCAD.

Proficient in MS Office suite and openness to learning new software.

Good communication and interpersonal skills.

Strong attention to detail, analytical, and strong organization skills.

Ability to coordinate and interact with co-workers, project staff, various clients and government agencies.