Junior Electrical Engineer - Data Centre - London

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Salter Grange are currently recruiting for an Electrical Engineer to be part of a high-performing team on a mission-critical project in London.

The Electrical Engineer will be joining a Specialist M&E Engineering contractor involved in projects such as Pharmaceutical, Data Centre & Healthcare and be part of a hard-working ambitious team and you will benefit from a supportive culture, where your ideas and contributions will be recognised.

Please note that this is a London based role, and accommodation can be necessary.

Electrical Engineer Responsibilities:

  • Prepare risk assessments, method statements and all aspects relating to Health and Safety on site.

  • Liaise with the design team and supply chain to ensure correct operation of the plant on site and successful handover.

  • Ensuring that the technical issues are resolved without delay.

  • Attend and record regular supply chain meetings to ensure that progress is monitored and maintained within the overall construction programme.

  • Monitor and record progress on site against the construction programme.

  • Undertake regular meetings with the supply chain to maintain progress and to ensure resources are matched to the construction programme.

    Electrical Engineer Requirements:

  • Bachelor’s Degree Educated

  • At least 3 years’ experience in a similar role

  • Excellent preconstruction and design experience with all Electrical Systems

    If you are an Electrical Engineer looking to be part of a high-profile project team and join a General Contractor that can offer a clear progression path, give Julia a call at (phone number removed) to discuss this exciting opportunity

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