Lead Mechanical Engineer

• Perform engineering tasks and work with engineers to produce projects in design.
• Review mechanical designs per QC/QA standards.
• Assist Construction Administration representatives in reviewing submittals and answering questions from projects in the field.

• Working knowledge of miscellaneous office equipment technology such as phones, copiers, plotters, scanners and computers.
• Willingness to accept responsibility and accountability.
• On time and dependable.
• Keep accurate records of billable time and submits timesheets on time.
• Completes tasks thoroughly and on time.
• Able to delegate information to mechanical designers and co-ops when needed.
• Understand and follows company structure.
• Understands and follows department standards and procedures.
• Understand floor plans, sections, details and complex architectural concepts.
• Work within multi-discipline project teams to develop drawing and specification documents for issuance to architects, contractors and building owners.
• Proactively communicates any concerns, problems or technical decisions that impact the project.
• Offer solutions and value engineering where required.

• Preparation and modification of mechanical engineering drawings using computer-aided drafting and design systems such as AutoCad of Revit.
• Participate in company technical training to gain understanding of process and knowledge of field.
• Collaboration on projects to develop a plan for actions required to meet deadlines.

• Typical systems designed at this level are all types of air-side equipment, variable and constant volume air distribution including ductwork routing and sizing and air device selection and sizing.
• Typical systems designed at this level are packaged and terminal equipment sections and air distribution including ductwork routing and sizing and air device selection and sizing.
• Understands and can apply hydronic piping engineering principals and systems including condenser water, geothermal, chilled water, hot water and steam.
• Understands complex mechanical engineering principals used in design.
• Has a good understanding of hydronic systems and plants.
• Understands and can apply design principals of hydronic systems and plants.
• Creates and understands all aspects of a single line diagram.
• Develop engineering sketches or schematics, layouts, details and/or drawings.
• Perform advanced HVAC calculations such as external static pressure, system and zone heat losses and gains and ventilation calculations for complicated systems.
• Understands and can proficiently reference and apply applicable building codes.
• Ability to perform complex energy models and interpret model results.
• Research and prepare reports for feasibility studies, life cycle cost analysis and other similar reports.
• Performs and demonstrates HVAC energy compliance using ComCheck, Title 24, FlaCom and other energy compliance software and provides supporting documentation.
• Able to edit Mechanical specifications.
• Perform opinion of costs.
• Perform detailed mechanical surveys.
• Ability to troubleshoot air side issues.
• Create trainings to teach others advanced tasks within the department.

• Bachelor’s Degree (B.S) from a four-year university or equivalent experience is required.
• Professional Engineering license preferred.
• LEED AP is preferred.

• 5+ years working in an MEP engineering consulting firm on multiple building types.
• Plumbing design and engineering is a plus.

• Verbal – Convey easily and quickly any message; Speaks clearly and persuasively in positive or negative situations; listens attentively and seeks clarification; Maintain professional nonverbal communication analogous to situation.
• Written – Writes clearly and informatively with a high level of sophistication; Presents numerical data effectively.

• Basic computing skills and proficiency in Microsoft Office programs including MS Word, MS Excel, MS Outlook, and Access.Proficient in AutoCAD and Revit