We are on the hunt for three dynamic E, C&I Engineers to join our team in the Cheshire / Wirral area.
Our client is interested in passionate individuals who are dedicated to decarbonisation and renewable energy. They are at the forefront of waste-to-energy innovation and biogas production, recently spearheading initiatives to replace methane with hydrogen in the drive towards a net-zero future.
With a thriving and expanding order book, this opportunity has emerged from impressive organic growth. The role promises excellent career progression and the chance to be part of something truly transformative.
We’re looking for three EC&I Design Engineers in the Ellesmere Port area.
This is a permanent role of 40 hours per week, though hours can be flexible. This role is based predominantly in the client’s head office, but will require occasional site visits, and has the potential for up to 2 days per week of working from home. The client does not have a licence to apply for VISAs and so any applicant must possess existing eligibility to work in the UK without need for sponsorship.
Job Requirements:
Dynamic and Enthusiastic: Must be able to handle multiple complex projects and quickly adapt to changing situations and scope. Strong Communication Skills: Must effectively convey complicated problems and solutions to the project team and clients, both orally and written. Positive Attitude: Must have a positive and can-do attitude, working as part of a tight-knit, growing, and diverse team. Confident: Must be confident in overcoming a wide range of challenges and keen to use new and cutting-edge technologies. Organised: Must have an organised approach to project work, including strict revision control and documentation aptitude.
Qualifications & Experience:
At least 5 years’ experience – ideally degree-qualified or time-served apprenticeship. Demonstrable experience working on designs for hazardous areas installations; CompEX EX01-EX04 and/or EX12 modules are advantageous. Knowledge and experience in gas analytical and metering systems is highly advantageous but not essential. Experience and knowledge of electrical installations in accordance with BS7671 (18th Edition).
Primary Duties:
Design Packs: Develop clear and concise drawing and document packs; review existing packs with a keen eye for detail. Assist in the compilation of functional design specifications, FAT, and SAT documents for analytical and metering systems. Calculations: Carry out cable calculations, I.S Loop Calculations (DSDs), AC and DC load schedules, lighting calculations, and thermal capacity calculations, ensuring their accuracy. Advise: Use garnered knowledge to train and advise Junior EC&I design engineers on engineering principles and guidelines. Attend client meetings and represent the company confidently in client interactions. Bridge the Gap: Work closely with site-based engineers and commissioning engineers to continuously improve standards and help the design team view projects from multiple perspectives, including maintenance, shipping, and decommissioning.
Secondary Duties:
Process Improvement: Build a clear image of existing processes and offer improvements and suggestions. Commissioning: Aid the commissioning team during pre-FAT and FAT with any EC&I related issues.
Why Apply?
Innovative Environment: Work with cutting-edge technologies and contribute to projects that make a real difference. Great Team: Join a supportive and diverse team committed to professional development. Flexible Work: Enjoy flexible working hours and the possibility of working from home. Training