Electrical Project Engineer

Electrical Project Engineer

Salter Grange is recruiting on behalf of our client, a leading mechanical, electrical and process engineering contractor delivering major construction projects.

Our client is seeking an Electrical Project Engineer to join their team across the full project lifecycle - from bid preparation through design, delivery, commissioning and handover.

Reporting to the Engineering Manager for design work, and to the Project Manager when assigned to a project, you'll plan project development, produce electrical designs, resolve site and operational engineering issues, and coordinate with clients, the design team and contractors on technical and commercial matters - potentially across several projects at once.

Electrical Project Engineer Responsibilities

Bid / Design Phase

* Review project specifications and relevant electrical standards.

* Specify and select electrical equipment and systems, and prepare design calculations and drawings.

* Engage with the market and procurement team to identify the optimal, cost-effective solution.

* Ensure designs are prepared with constructability and commissionability in mind.

Delivery / Construction / Commissioning Phases

* Prepare method statements, risk assessments and technical/contract documentation, and analyse tenders.

* Manage the delivery schedule, RFIs and look-ahead programmes, and issue progress reports.

* Carry out quality control through inspections and snagging, and maintain document control.

Electrical Project Engineer Requirements:

* Detailed knowledge of electrical engineering, plus a basic understanding of mechanical, C&I and structural disciplines.

* Commercial understanding and a grounding in Health, Safety and Environmental systems.

* Strong prioritisation skills and a self-aware, accountable, development-focused approach.

If this sounds like your next move, we'd love to hear from you. Get in touch with Julia at Salter Grange to find out more
Only candidates based in UK and eligible to work in UK are allowed