An innovative and sustainably focused fuel storage company are looking for a skilled Electrical Engineer to join their team!
They are passionate about people and ensuring that the development of their employees is at the heart of everything that they do.
They are focused on moving towards a more sustainable future within their global operations.
Now is a great time to join their team as an Electrical Engineer.
Salary and Benefits: Annual Salary up to £80,000 Hybrid Working Commercial Car & Fuel Card Competitive Company Pension Scheme Private Medical Insurance 30 Days Holiday + Bank Holidays Life Assurance 5 x Annual Salary Healthcare Cash Plan Personalised career Development Plan Roles and Responsibilities of the Electrical Engineer: As the Electrical Engineer you will need to be flexible as you will be required to travel to sites across the UK and Ireland.
Acting as Technical Authority for electrical systems and equipment the successful candidate will, ensure risks to safe operation are recognised, assessed, and appropriately mitigated, provide technical support, leadership and guidance to projects, operations, and maintenance.
This role is responsible for plant modifications, preparing designs and specifications for new electrical systems and equipment.
Key Responsibilities: Responsible for all electrical equipment/system performance standards.
Designated Electrical Competent Person under Electricity at Work Regulations.
Provide assurance to the UK & IRE Engineering Manager that the MOC process is applied correctly.
Lead in the identification and scoping of projects and plant modifications.
Assure Equipment is prioritised for replacement based on maintenance records and known conditions.
Prepare cost estimates and business case proposals for electrical equipment/system CAPEX.
Requirements and Qualifications of the Electrical Engineer: Degree Qualified Chartership status is essential Experience of working in COMAH Environments.
CompEx Design (Ex12, parts A&B) significant electrical system design experience, load lists, SLDs, cable sizing, fault level, protection grading studies and motor starting calculations.
Working knowledge of current legislation: DSEAR (ATEX), EWR, EER, Machinery Directive, PUWER and CDM.
Working Knowledge of applicable codes and standards such as BS 7671 and BS EN 60079 and an awareness of current and new emerging technologies.
How to Apply: If this position for an Electrical Engineer matches your skillset and sounds like something you could be interested in, make an application and send through your CV now!