Electrical Engineer (Design)

Morson Talent
Adlington
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Electrical EngineerLocation: Macclesfield / HybridEmployment Period: PermanentRole Overview:The Lead Electrical Engineer will support the Term Framework Design Manager through provision of Electrical Engineering, Design and Consultancy Services.This is a challenging and diverse role operating in the highly regulated pharmaceutical sector.The role will be undertaken on a part time basis (approx. 8 to 16hrs/week initially) alongside the role of electrical project activities delivering projects.The candidate will support our client in their journey in delivering clean energy solutions that are innovative, sustainable, compliant, and cost effective.We are looking for a high performer with significant technical competence, experience combined with leadership qualities.A collaborative approach, strong values, and excellent communication skills are essential qualities for this role.Role detail description:The Lead Electrical Engineer will report directly to the Term Framework Design Manager and shall support the efficient and effective running of the department.In addition to an engineer's responsibilities the Lead Engineer will have the responsibility to support the Term Framework Design manager in the following activities.The post holder will:Assist Document control with interim audits of the electrical design team projectsLiaise with the E&I design team to co-ordinate resource loading and assist the team to prioritise their workload.Liaise with the E&I design team to have regular meetings within the Team (min. fortnightly)Assist the Term Framework manager with the production/review of design deliverables schedules for project costing.Assist the Term Framework manager with the review of drawings and documentation in preparation for submission to the client.Have a strong ability to identify, communicate and manage riskJob Description:Undertake feasibility studies (Class D Estimates) and other tendering activitiesSupport the effective delivery of projects to time, quality, and cost targets meeting client KPI's by personal leadership or directing other members of the teamPrepare or review and approve contract documentation including Scope of Work and Professional Services Agreements for Design Subcontracts (i.e. Honeywell, ADT etc)Mentor / train other electrical team members including graduates and trainees.Support the term framework design manager to identify procedural and policy changes to improve operational efficiencyProvide effective, accurate & efficient technical advice to the Electrical Design TeamLead the Electrical Design Team in providing innovative, sustainable and value engineeredsolutions to the projects.Work closely with the portfolio lead to achieve design deliverables in line with current project stage gatesKnowledge, Skills, Qualifications & Experience:Chartered/Incorporated Engineer or working towards ChartershipPrevious experience acting as Lead Electrical EngineerBuilding services designElectrical & instrumentation designDegree in electrical engineering related subject preferable.Strong understanding of design process & associated documentationHave significant experience in the application of Building regulations to assist with compliance with Principal Designer (Building Regulations) duties.Extensive knowledge of BS7671Knowledge of Fire System design in accordance with BS5839Hazardous Area (ATEX) design in accordance with BS EN with Compex qualifications preferredHave significant experience in the application of electrical design StandardsProject lifecycle experience (i.e. RIBA)Working knowledge of industrial HV and LV distribution systems - specialising in LV distribution.Strong knowledge of CDM Regulations 2015 together with experience of undertaking 'Designer' and 'Principal Designer' Duty holder rolesExperience in digital engineering tools and technologiesKnowledge of quality assurance, accounting, data and administrative management practices and procedures.Salary between £50-65k Permanent role Hybrid working Macclesfield design departmentBand 2 car allowance (£425)TPBN1_UKTJ

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