EC&I Design Engineer

Job Role: EC&I Design Engineer
Location: STONE, STAFFORDSHIRE - Flexible hybrid
Rate: Negotiable depending on experience

Earthstream are recruiting Electrical Design Engineers to join a leader in advanced system integration specialising across energy, water, renewables, and manufacturing industries.

The role
We are looking for enthusiastic & experienced engineers to join our existing Energy team to perform all aspects of E, C & I design and implementation.
The role includes designing electrical and control systems focused on PLC based control panels but including cabling, MCCs, Drives & Controls, Switchgear and related EC & I equipment primarily within the thermal and hydro power generation sector although work in other sectors may be undertaken.
The role will require the ability to undertake site surveys, develop electrical engineering solutions for cabling, undertake Control panel designs, prepare, review and check necessary calculations and designs when working with others whilst following procedures. The work will involve travel with the possibility of some short periods away at customer sites carrying out the surveys and designing solutions collaboratively with the customer.

Requirements:

• Experience of/competent in control systems within the energy market (or similar utility)
• Experience of/competent in field cabling systems (P, Inst, Contr and comms) including surveying and identifying routes, cable calculations for sizing and earthing/protection
• Experience of/competent in control panel design incorporating PLC, I/O, Comms cards, UPS's etc
• Educated to at least degree level in relevant subject or HND with additional experience of at least 5 years post graduate experience or 6 years post HND experience on successful project implementation in the above areas of expertise
• Computer literate with Word, Autocad and Excel experience.
• Methodical approach to the interpretation of customer requirements and delivery of project documentation
• Understanding of Full Project Lifecycle.
• Hold a current full driving licence (UK or be able to easily convert to full UK)

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