Hoare Lea

Who we are

Founded in 1862, Hoare Lea is an award-winning engineering consultancy based in the United Kingdom.

We have a legacy of over 150 years of providing innovative solutions to complex engineering and design challenges. With a presence in various cities, including a prominent office in Manchester, we are proud to be part of Tetra Tech’s High-Performance Buildings Group. Our firm combines technical excellence with a deep commitment to our clients, ensuring we deliver outstanding results on every project.

What we do

Hoare Lea specializes in mechanical, electrical, and public health (MEP) engineering alongside environmental and sustainability services. We bring buildings to life by ensuring they perform as efficiently and comfortably as possible. Our expertise covers various sectors: commercial, residential, science and research laboratories, leisure, and mixed-use developments. Our innovative solutions, such as our work on net-zero carbon and conservation projects, highlight our dedication to creating sustainable and resilient built environments.

Working at Hoare Lea

At Hoare Lea, our team is our greatest asset. We foster a collaborative and inclusive work culture where team members are encouraged to contribute ideas and innovations. Our structured Career Paths framework supports professional growth and development, ensuring our employees can advance their careers. We offer flexible working arrangements, including a hybrid model, to accommodate different work styles and promote a healthy work-life balance.

Team Benefits

Hoare Lea provides a comprehensive benefits package, including:

• 9-day fortnight option
• Hybrid working model
• 25 days of annual leave, increasing to 30 with length of service
• Private medical insurance
• Life assurance and income protection
• Contributory pension scheme
• Enhanced parental leave policies
• Professional membership subscriptions
• Electric car salary sacrifice scheme
• Various flexible benefits like gym discounts, study assistance, and a cycle-to-work scheme