Quality Assurance Engineer

MEP SUBJECT MATTER EXPERT - ELECTRICAL/MECHANICAL<br />Technical Assurance | HS2 Routewide Buildings<br />We are recruiting senior MEP specialists from either an electrical or mechanical discipline to provide technical assurance across nine complex HS2 building assets.<br />The portfolio includes portal buildings, pumping stations and tunnel shafts supporting railway and tunnel infrastructure. The assets contain HV/LV distribution, ventilation, smoke control, SCADA/BMS, communications, lighting, fire systems, public health and lifts.<br />The position:

• Review specialist contractor designs and shop drawings
• Assess technical submissions for compliance and constructability
• Review plant, materials and equipment selections
• Provide discipline-specific advice to design and construction teams
• Coordinate electrical and mechanical interfaces with other work packages
• Support the resolution of technical queries and design issues
• Review field-change requests and non-conformance reports
• Identify risks affecting installation, testing or commissioning
• Support fire-stopping and compartmentation coordination
• Review testing and commissioning proposals
• Work with designers and contractors to maintain the design intent
• Provide practical technical guidance throughout project delivery<br />Candidate

requirements:

• Extensive electrical, mechanical or multidisciplinary MEP experience
• Detailed technical knowledge within the relevant discipline
• Understanding of construction design and design-assurance processes
• Experience reviewing shop drawings and technical submittals
• Knowledge of installation, testing and commissioning
• Ability to assess multidisciplinary interfaces
• Strong analytical and stakeholder-management skills<br />Candidates may come from infrastructure, main construction, building services, industrial facilities or specialist contracting. Direct rail experience is not a requirement.<br />This is an attractive opportunity for an established MEP specialist to move into a major railway and civil-engineering environment without losing the focus of their core technical discipline