Description
Duration: 6 Months with scope to extend
Location: Manchester - 2 days per week in office
Summary:
This exciting opportunity is for a self-motivated electrical/EC&I engineer with experience to contribute to project delivery from day one, but also a desire to grow with the team in capability and responsibility. The role is in our Public & CHP Sector business, delivering energy efficiency and decarbonisation projects for large Public Sector bodies, hotels, leisure centres, industrial clients, etc. Working alongside a Lead Engineer, you will be responsible for preparing electrical and control engineering deliverables. Your contribution will span the full project lifecycle from site surveys and initial concept through detailed design to commissioning support and handover.
You will be a proficient electrical engineer, degree-qualified or equivalent, with experience in power distribution, control systems or building services. May also suit candidates from an electrical installation background who wish to move into a design role. Candidates should be able to demonstrate working knowledge of a broad range of technologies such as generators, heat pumps, transformers, switchgear, cables, earthing controls & instrumentation.
The role entails hybrid working with attendance if required at suitable nearest offices (Stockport/Windsor). Candidates must be prepared to travel UK-wide on occasion as site surveys installation quality checks will be expected.
Key Responsibilities:
- Design of distributed generation renewable energy schemes
- Detailed design of LV distribution systems
- Specification of HV installation works
- Design for compliance with GB Distribution Code (G99 G100 etc)
- Electrical calculations including load estimation equipment sizing cable protection device selection
- Selection specification of electrical equipment for integration with CHP heat pumps district heating systems
- Preparing construction-ready detailed designs: single line diagrams control panel drawings block cable diagrams cable schedules lists materials design risk assessments
- Defining scope works interfaces subcontractor packages