We have a requirement for an experienced Electrical Designer to work on Energy projects in the UK. You will need strong AutoCAD skills and a proven background in electrical design.

Key skills required for this role

Important

10 years experience as an Electrical Designer using AutoCAD

Our client, a prominent firm in the Oil & Gas industry, is currently seeking a Senior Electrical Designer to join their dynamic team on a contract basis. This role is associated with a high-profile Carbon Capture project, based in our client's Manchester office. The successful applicant will report to the project lead engineer and benefit from a hybrid working arrangement, typically spending 2-3 days in the office per week.

Key Responsibilities:

• Providing safe, practical and economical designs to a high professional standard, adhering to company procedures
• Producing drawing office deliverables, including SLDs, cable schedules, material take offs, BCDs, schematics, and equipment and cable routing layouts
• Checking drawings in compliance with company procedures
• Liaising with other disciplines as required
• Engaging in 3D modelling using Navis Works and AVEVA E3D

Job Requirements:

• Experience in electrical design within the Oil & Gas sector
• Proficiency in CAD, with an emphasis on 3D modelling
• Good knowledge of HV and LV electrical design
• Understanding of UK legislation and standards
• Relevant qualifications such as ONC, OND, HNC, or HND
• Excellent design working practices and installation requirement knowledge

Personal Specification:

• Highly motivated
• Effective communicator, confident in engaging with colleagues and stakeholders
• Committed to safety and risk management
• Customer-focused

If you are a skilled Senior Electrical Designer with a passion for delivering high-quality designs and working on exciting projects within the energy sector, our client would love to hear from you. Apply now to join a forward-thinking team in Manchester.

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