Success Built On Teamwork

Vaughan Engineering Group Ltd is  a leading mechanical and  electrical (M&E) building services  engineering contractor operating  throughout the United Kingdom  and Ireland.  Employing over 400 staff and with  a turnover in excess of £50 million,  the company has an outstanding  reputation for the design,  manufacture, installation and  commissioning of Electrical,  Mechanical and Air Conditioning  environmental and process  engineering services.  Our clients include both public  sector and private customers  across the whole spectrum of  industry, commerce, education,  health, retail and leisure sectors.  “We provide a professional  Mechanical and Electrical  Contracting Service through our  Management Teams working in  partnership with our clients … a  personal service from an  independent, family-owned and  managed business.”  Mike Vaughan

Group Managing Director  Brankin Engineering / Ductwork

Our sister company, Brankin  Engineering Ltd, specialising in the  design, manufacture and  installation of air conditioning and  ventilation ductwork systems, has  two manufacturing facilities  situated in Newtownabbey,  Northern Ireland, and Broxburn,  Scotland. Both plants contain the  latest manufacturing machinery,  controlled with production  computer software.  In recent years, the preference for  off-site pre-assembled multiservice  modules within building  services projects has grown  rapidly and coupled with more  rigorous Heath & Safety  requirements, these regional  facilities have become standalone  pre-fabrication divisions within the  Vaughan Group. These divisions  work closely with our clients and  suppliers to provide innovative  solutions to the ever-changing  challenges in today’s market.

Technical Service 

We have a 2D and 3D CAD facility  which enables our engineers to  work from original architectural  project drawings to produce fully  co-ordinated services systems  within the constraints of the  building structure.  Vaughan actively supported and  promoted the use of renewable  energy technologies in conjunction  with Bennett Robertson Design  and strived to achieve maximum  results in the reduction of energy  waste and to provide future  sustainability for our clients on two  recent high profile projects –

Causeway Visitor Centre and  The Crescent Arts Centre, both  in partnership with Gilbert-Ash NI.  These innovations included the  use of an earth-pipe network and  ground source heat pumps,  consisting of 4km of pipework  concealed beneath the Causeway  car parks. DHW solar systems and  efficient water management  systems on the Crescent Arts  Centre plumbing network ensured  energy requirements were  reduced throughout the building.  Ventilation systems incorporated  heat recovery, maximising energy  gains from public performance  areas.