Technical Manager (MEP Building Services)

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We’re proud to be partnering with one of the UK’s leading MEP contractors, known for delivering complex, high-value projects across healthcare, commercial, defence and infrastructure sectors.
They are now seeking an experienced Technical Manager to join the team covering projects across the North East of England.
🔧 The Role
As Technical Manager, you will be responsible for overseeing the design coordination, technical compliance, and stakeholder engagement throughout the project lifecycle.
You will:


  • Lead technical interface between design, project, and client teams

  • Coordinate and review design documentation, ensuring compliance and buildability

  • Engage with consultants, suppliers, and specialist contractors

  • Identify and resolve technical risks or issues as they arise

  • Drive innovation and best practice in MEP delivery

✅ What We’re Looking For
We are open to candidates from either a contracting or consultancy background:
Ideal candidates will be either:


  • An existing Technical or Design Manager within a medium-to-large MEP contractor
    Or

  • A Senior or Associate Building Services Engineer (Mechanical or Electrical) from a consultancy, ready to move contractor side

You’ll also have:


  • A recognised qualification in Mechanical, Electrical or Building Services Engineering

  • Strong knowledge of UK building regulations and healthcare compliance standards

  • A collaborative mindset with excellent communication and coordination skills

🌟 What’s on Offer


  • Work on a technically challenging and prestigious projects, largely in regulated industries.

  • Hybrid working with flexibility and autonomy

  • Competitive salary package including car allowance and strong benefits

  • Long-term career development within a tier-one contractor

📩 Ready to take your career to the next level?
Click Apply Now, or get in touch for a confidential conversation

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