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40 Under 40

Individual recognition for mechanical, electrical, commissioning, fire/life-safety and energy engineers under 40 — worth knowing about when you're hiring one.

Reach
National
Run by
Consulting-Specifying Engineer
Disciplines
MEP
Official rules at Consulting-Specifying Engineer
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Who enters

Individuals under 40, nominated by a colleague or employer, in mechanical, electrical, commissioning, fire/life-safety or energy engineering.

Categories include

A sample, not the full list — these programs restructure their categories between years. Consulting-Specifying Engineer publishes the current one.

  • Mechanical
  • Electrical
  • Commissioning
  • Fire and Life Safety
  • Energy
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The route, start to finish

  1. 01Nomination submitted during the annual window
  2. 02Editorial selection of 40 individuals
  3. 03Published as that year's class
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What it signals when you’re hiring

Metro Associates’ own read, not Consulting-Specifying Engineer’s.

The only individual award on this page, and therefore the only one that names the person rather than the project. Each published class is a shortlist of MEP engineers who were already visible enough to be nominated — which is exactly the group that is hardest to reach through a job advert.

Roles whose work ends up in an entry like this

  • Senior MEP Engineer
  • Mechanical Engineer
  • Commissioning Engineer
  • Fire Protection Engineer

We staff the firms that enter. We don’t enter.

Metro Associates is a recruiting firm, and a recruiting firm is not eligible for an engineering award. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or a winner of the 40 Under 40. The Consulting-Specifying Engineer name and mark belong to Consulting-Specifying Engineer, shown here to identify the program it runs. What we do is place the engineers whose work goes into entries like it.