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Key requirements: Proven experience as a Service Engineer / Maintenance Engineer Strong background working with pump systems and associated controls Excellent fault-finding and diagnostic skills Ability to think analytically and solve problems effectively Confident communication skills with clients

This role focuses specifically on pump systems, particularly booster sets and HVAC circulation pumps, rather than chillers, air conditioning, or heat pump systems. Servicing and maintaining pumps from leading manufacturers such as Grundfos, Xylem, Lowara, and Wilo. Experience working as a Pump Engin

Candidates must possess strong knowledge of pump operations and have prior experience working with commercial building services. A leading engineering recruitment firm is seeking a Mechanical Pump Engineer to support commercial buildings across London and the M25. The successful candidate will perfo

Experience installing pumps / pump systems. Are you a Pump Engineer with installation and commissioning experience, looking to work for a leading company on state‑of‑the‑art sites across London?. Work across West London installing and commissioning pump systems into new and existing facilities

My client is seeking a passionate and driven Geothermal Systems Engineer to join theirsmall, dynamic team dedicated to designing low-carbon geo-energy structures adopting our USP, the Hiperpile. This role focuses on the development of Hiperenergy solutions and the integration of Hiper systems into a variety of applications including residential and commercial buildings, heat networks, data centres as well as large-scale infrastructure projects. Our work covers the disciplines of deep foundation and MEP design, installation and maintenance so a systems-thinking mindset and a willingness to engage with multidisciplinary challenges are essential. This position is ideal for an Engineer with 3–4 years of experience in geotechnical or energy engineering, and a strong interest in sustainability and innovation. Role Overview The Geothermal System Engineer will be responsible for designing, modeling, and optimizing geothermal heating and cooling systems for residential, commercial, and industrial applications. You will collaborate with cross-functional teams to deliver high-performance solutions that meet technical, environmental, and regulatory standards. Key Responsibilities Design and engineer geothermal systems, including ground-source heat pump configurations, loop fields, and distribution systems. Perform site assessments, feasibility studies, and energy modeling using industry-standard tools. Create detailed technical drawings, specifications, and documentation for installations. Conduct thermal response testing and analyze geological and hydrogeological data. Work closely with project managers, drilling teams, and construction partners throughout project life cycles. Ensure all designs comply with relevant codes, regulations, and sustainability objectives. Troubleshoot system performance issues and provide technical support during commissioning. Contribute to R&D initiatives to enhance system efficiency and innovation. Qualifications Bachelor's or Master’s degree in Mechanical Engineering, Environmental Engineering, Geothermal Engineering, or a related field. Experience in geothermal system design or HVAC engineering (GSHP experience highly desirable). Proficiency with design and simulation software (e.g., LoopLink, GLHEPro, AutoCAD, Revit, EnergyPlus). Strong understanding of thermodynamics, heat transfer, and fluid mechanics. Familiarity with drilling processes, ground-loop installation methods, and hydrogeology. Excellent problem-solving skills and the ability to communicate complex technical concepts clearly. Professional Engineering (PE) license or willingness to pursue one (preferred). What They Offer Competitive salary and benefits package Opportunities for professional development and certification A collaborative, environmentally driven workplace Flexible working arrangements Chance to make a real impact in the renewable energy sector

Heating Engineer / Plumber Location: Mobile role – Covering domestic sites within 1 hour of Twickenham Salary: £45,000 – £55,000 per year Hours: Monday – Friday, 8:00am – 5:00pm Company: Meehan Heating Overview Meehan Heating are looking to recruit an experienced Heating Engineer / Plumber to join their growing team. This is a mobile position covering domestic properties within approximately an hour of Twickenham. The role will involve working primarily on air source heat pump systems, along with general heating maintenance, plumbing work, and system repairs across residential properties. You will be joining a small team of engineers, offering a supportive environment and a varied workload across domestic heating systems. Key Responsibilities Installation, servicing, and maintenance of domestic air source heat pump systems Repairing and maintaining radiators, boilers, and domestic heating systems Carrying out 1st fix plumbing work and general heating installations Soldering pipework and completing plumbing repairs Fault finding and diagnosing issues across domestic heating systems General maintenance and servicing of residential heating systems Ensuring all work is completed safely and to a high standard Requirements Strong domestic heating and plumbing experience Experience working on residential heating systems Ability to fault find and diagnose heating issues Confident carrying out general plumbing repairs and installations Full UK driving licence Experience with air source heat pumps would be beneficial but is not essential for the right candidate with strong domestic heating experience. Package £45,000 – £55,000 salary Monday – Friday working hours No on-call rota Company van provided Fuel card and tools provided 20 days holiday + bank holidays Opportunity to join a small, supportive engineering team Please apply below or call Alix on (phone number removed) for more infomation

Electrical Design Engineer Water & Wastewater Infrastructure If you enjoy seeing your designs make a real-world difference, keep reading. This is a hands-on Electrical Design Engineer role where your work directly shapes water and wastewater treatment facilities — from pump stations and treatment plants to complex network infrastructure. Demand is growing, projects are increasing, and this role has been created to support a busy and expanding portfolio of work. You’ll be joining a team that values practical engineering, collaboration, and ideas that actually get implemented — not parked in a drawer. If you want responsibility, variety, and the chance to influence how things are designed and delivered, this Electrical Design Engineer role gives you exactly that. The Electrical Design Engineer Role — What You’ll Be Working On You’ll take ownership of electrical design activities across a range of water and wastewater projects. No two jobs are the same, and you’ll be involved from early concept through to detailed design and delivery. As a Electrical Design Engineer, expect to: • Develop detailed and outline designs, as well as specifications for electrical works (LV distribution, controls, MCCs, cabling, automation, and instrumentation)., • Providing technical input on a daily basis to contribute to the team of engineers and technicians., • Ensure that the design output meets the agreed scope of work, as well as the budgets and timescales., • Collaborate closely with colleagues from other disciplines to meet project requirements and add value to the client., • Attend design review meetings to monitor progress. This is a collaborative, roll-your-sleeves-up environment — you’ll have the freedom to step beyond a narrow job description and genuinely influence outcomes. The Kind of Engineer Who Thrives Here You’ll do well in this role if you: • Enjoy solving practical engineering problems, not just producing drawings, • Like working across disciplines and learning how everything fits together, • Are comfortable taking responsibility and managing your own workload, • Want your ideas to be heard and used, • Care about sustainable, well-thought-out design, • Enjoy variety — office design work mixed with site exposure What You’ll Bring • 3–5+ years’ experience in mechanical and/or electrical design engineering, • Experience working within water or similar process-driven environment HNC/HND/Degree in Electrical Engineering or equivalent Strong CAD capability (AutoCAD, Revit or similar), • Knowledge of relevant water industry standards and regulations (e.g. WIMES, DSEAR, BS / EU standards), • Contractual and commercial knowledge Chartered or working toward professional registration is beneficial, but not essential. Working Environment & Location • A mix of office-based design work and site involvement, • Site work primarily across the South of England, with occasional nationwide travel, • A varied workload across multiple projects rather than being tied to one narrow area, • A team environment that values flexibility, collaboration and proactive engineers Why This Electrical Design Engineer Role Stands Out • Real ownership of design work from concept to delivery, • Direct impact on critical water infrastructure and sustainability outcomes, • A growing workload that offers long-term stability and development, • Exposure to a wide range of projects and engineering challenges, • A culture where engineers are trusted, listened to, and supported

Field Service Engineer Location: West Central London Salary: £50K per annum + Van Included Hours: Monday–Friday 7:30am–4:30pm Contract: Permanent after 3 months This leading engineering company is entering an exciting phase of rapid growth, following the successful completion of several major projects across multiple industries. Building on its reputation for technical excellence and innovative solutions, the company continues to secure a wide range of new and challenging contracts. As part of this ongoing expansion, they are now looking to strengthen their team with the addition of a talented Field Service Engineer. This is a fantastic opportunity to join a forward-thinking organisation that values expertise, collaboration, and continuous improvement. You’ll be part of a supportive and skilled team, working on diverse projects that make a real impact. Key Responsibilities Mechanical Responsibilities of the Field Service Engineer: Diagnose and troubleshoot mechanical faults in pumps and associated systems. Install, replace, and commission mechanical components such as pumps, bearings, seals, couplings, and valves. Assess pumping systems for efficiency improvements or necessary upgrades. Perform mechanical alignment, balancing, and fitting of pump systems. Work safely in high-pressure and reactive maintenance environments. Assist in refurbishment, retrofits, and system enhancements. Electrical Responsibilities of the Field Service Engineer: Inspect, test, and maintain electrical components of pumps, including motors, starters, variable-speed drives, and control panels. Carry out electrical fault diagnosis, repair, and replacement on-site. Wire and connect pumps to power supplies, ensuring compliance with electrical regulations. Collaborate with mechanical teams to deliver fully integrated pump solutions. General Responsibilities of the Field Service Engineer: Liaise directly with clients to understand problems and provide on-site solutions. Keep accurate records of work completed, parts used, and system performance. Maintain tools, vehicles, and equipment in good working order. Follow all company procedures, health & safety standards, and relevant regulations. Requirements & Qualifications of the Field Service Engineer: Proven experience in the service of mechanical and electrical components in pumps. Strong fault diagnosis and problem-solving skills. Ability to work independently and as part of a team under pressure. Knowledge of building services systems: heating, chilled water, air conditioning, and pressure boosting. Experience in reactive maintenance and emergency call-outs. Relevant mechanical/electrical qualifications or apprenticeship preferred. What We Offer Opportunities for ongoing training and professional development. Work for a well-established, highly respected company with over 35 years’ experience. To be considered for this role please either hit the 'Apply' button on this site or email your CV directly to I can also be contacted directly on (phone number removed). I look forward to hearing from you! ATA Recruitment specialise in the recruitment of Engineers across the UK, so if this role is not for you, please do have a look on our website for further potential opportunities which may suit your skills and experience better - If you have the skill, we have the recruitment knowledge and together we can find you your perfect job! - You must be eligible to live and work within the UK. Sponsorship is not provided. ATA is committed to creating a diverse workforce and is an equal opportunities employer. We welcome applications from all suitably qualified persons regardless of age, disability, gender, marriage and civil partnership, pregnancy and maternity, race, religion or belief, sex, and sexual orientation