Our client are seeking an experienced Design Engineer (Security Systems) to deliver end-to-end electrical and security design solutions across UK Electrical and Gas Transmission sites. You’ll manage designs from concept through to commissioning and handover — ensuring full compliance with legislation, technical standards, and client specifications.
Key Responsibilities
* Conduct detailed site surveys for Transmission sites.
* Develop concept and detailed design packages for both Electrical (LV & ELV) and Security Systems.
* Prepare RFI/TQ documentation and manage Design Change Control processes.
* Produce drawings, block diagrams, SLDs, schematics, and schedules in AutoCAD and Amtech.
* Support HAZID/HAZCON/Design Assurance reviews, promoting hazard mitigation in design.
* Collaborate closely with Design, Construction, and Project Management teams.
* Mentor and support junior engineers.
* Ensure full compliance with internal management systems, safety, quality, and environmental standards.
Mandatory Experience
* Amtech or ElectricalOM design software.
* AutoCAD 2D and familiarity with BIM/Revit (or willingness to learn).
* Design of LV/ELV systems, AC/DC systems, UPS, and Security Systems (CCTV, Access Control, Perimeter Security).
* Preparation of technical schedules and design documentation.
Desirable Experience
* Revit BIM experience.
* Hazardous Area Design (ATEX, IECEx, DSEAR).
* Prior UK Transmission Security Design experience (GT or ET).
* Minimum HNC (preferably BEng) in Electrical Engineering.
* IEng/CEng (or working towards).
* National Grid Person (Substation) and EUSR SHEA Gas certifications.
Personal Qualities
* Strong analytical and problem-solving skills.
* Excellent communication (written and verbal).
* High attention to technical and design detail.
* Adaptable, professional, and safety-conscious.
* Motivated team player with leadership and mentoring capability.
Join Us
Be part of a team that delivers secure, sustainable, and technically robust electrical and security design solutions for critical UK infrastructure.