The HVAC Construction Work Pack Engineer is responsible for developing the HVAC engineering content within construction work packs, ensuring all information is accurate, complete, and aligned with project specifications and industry standards. The role requires strong technical understanding of HVAC systems and close collaboration with multidisciplinary stakeholders to enable the safe and efficient execution of HVAC construction activities.
Workpack Development
- Collaborate with project managers and stakeholders to produce detailed HVAC Construction Workpack LADs.
- Ensure each Workpack includes all necessary drawings, specifications, procedures, plans, permits, and method statements to support successful construction execution.
- Develop clear, accurate, and construction‑ready documentation that aligns with project requirements.
Technical Expertise
- Provide specialist HVAC engineering input to ensure all Workpack content complies with relevant codes, standards, and project specifications.
- Address and resolve HVAC engineering issues arising during construction that relate to Workpack content.
- Ensure technical accuracy and constructability are embedded throughout all documentation.
Project Coordination
- Coordinate with other engineering disciplines to ensure HVAC systems integrate seamlessly within the wider project scope.
- Support Construction Workpack deliverables by maintaining alignment across mechanical, electrical, civil, and other interfacing disciplines.
Quality Assurance & Compliance
- Implement quality assurance processes to maintain high standards across all HVAC construction documents.
- Ensure compliance with safety regulations, environmental requirements, and applicable industry standards.
- Support audits, reviews, and assurance activities as required.
Documentation & Reporting
- Maintain accurate, up‑to‑date records of all HVAC Workpack activities and revisions.
- Report emerging issues, risks, or concerns to the Work Pack Lead Engineer in a timely manner.
- Ensure documentation is controlled, traceable, and aligned with project governance requirements.

