Role: Senior Electrical Design Engineer
Location: Glasgow (Stepps or Cumbernauld)
Salary: Up to £65,000 per annum depending on experience + car/car allowance
Job Type: Full-time, Permanent
 
Are you an experienced Electrical Design Engineer having worked on clean and/or waste water projects?
 
I am offering an opportunity for personal and professional growth within a company known for its commitment to excellence, working on AMP7 and AMP8 projects attached to Scottish Water.
 
My client, a contractor on multiple Water frameworks in the UK, is looking for a Senior Electrical Design Engineer to join their well-established design team. The programme of works with Scottish Water delivers a diverse range of design & construction projects including the replacement of MEICA equipment, associated civil engineering works, specialist control & automation, SCADA and telemetry works.
 
You will work primarily on water & wastewater M&E capital maintenance and growth projects.
 
Your role will involve producing outline and detailed EICA designs, attending design review and progress meetings, producing electrical schematic diagrams, adhering to quality procedures and producing engineering reports & feasibility studies.
 
The ideal candidate will:
·Have experience in producing outline and detailed EICA designs relating to the following: LV, HV, switchboards, transformers, control panels, substations;
·Have experience as an Electrical Design Engineer in the water or waste water sector;
·Other sector experience potentially considered: nuclear, renewables, rail, heavy infrastructure, data centers;
·Degree or equivalent qualification.
 
 
In return, my client offers excellent career progression and security into AMP8, 25 days' annual leave + bank holidays, holiday buy scheme, as well as a competitive salary and the choice of a company car or car allowance.
 
 
Apply today and if successful, I will be in touch. You can contact me at libby.horner@carringtonwest.com / 02394 314919.
 
Due to the volume of applicants, we may only be able to respond to applicants who are to be progressed to the next stage. If you do not hear from us, unfortunately it means your application hasn't been successful.