Our client are specialists in their market sector; they are now looking to recruit a Graduate Electrical Engineer.
The Role
* You will create the electrical and instrumentation system designs, technical documentation for subcontractors and prepares specifications for essential purchased parts.
* Working as part of a multidisciplinary project team, providing hands-on support and ensures robust electrical design, calculation and instrumentation in line with safety and performance standards.
* Review client specifications.
* Produce Electrical designs
* Produce Electrical calculations.
* Support installation, testing and commissioning activities.
* Participate in FAT’s, SAT’s and site inspections.
* Collaborate with subcontractors and suppliers to ensure smooth project execution.
* Progress report and identify bottlenecks promptly.
* Contribute to a structured work planning process based on deadlines and time constraints.
* Co-ordinate with mechanical engineers to align design.
* Ensures accurate execution of designs and drawings within the agreed project schedule.
* Identify and undertake additional training as necessary to broaden your knowledge.
* Responsible for collecting, monitoring, processing and analysing data.
* Reporting the data and making recommendations where necessary.
* Providing timely and accurate information.
The Person
* Degree or HNC/HND in Electrical Engineering.
* Prior experience in an industrial electrical engineering environment preferred.
* Experience with electrical design software (e.g., AutoCAD, EPLAN, Inventor).
* Understanding of power distribution, control systems and PLCs.
* Awareness of IEC and NEC standards is advantageous.
* Strong willingness to learn and develop.
The Benefits
* You will be working for a well-established growing employer.
* An excellent salary.
* Working day shift.
* Hybrid working two days per week.
* A company experiencing continued growth, expansion and investment.
* The company are fully compliant with the latest health and safety requirements for current safe working practices