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π¨ We're Hiring: Engineering Assurance Manager π¨
A growing engineering consultancy delivering major UK power infrastructure projects is looking to appoint an Engineering Assurance Manager to strengthen its technical governance and design review capabilities.
This is a unique opportunity for an experienced engineer with a strong background in transmission and distribution projects who enjoys challenging design solutions, driving technical excellence, and ensuring compliance with industry standards.
The Role
This is not a traditional Quality Manager position.
You'll play a key role in reviewing engineering designs, providing technical assurance, ensuring compliance with National Grid standards, and supporting the continuous improvement of engineering quality across a range of HV infrastructure projects.
Responsibilities
- Review and verify engineering designs and technical deliverables
- Ensure compliance with National Grid specifications and industry standards, including TP188
- Challenge design outputs and identify technical risks
- Support engineering governance and design assurance activities
- Drive improvements in engineering quality processes and best practice
- Work closely with engineering and project delivery teams across multiple projects
What We're Looking For
- Experience within the power transmission and distribution sector
- Strong understanding of National Grid standards, particularly TP188
- Background in HV infrastructure, substations, transmission, or distribution projects
- Ability to review and assure engineering designs
- Strong technical engineering knowledge and commercial awareness
- Excellent stakeholder management and communication skills
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Ideal Backgrounds
- Engineering Assurance Manager
- Design Assurance Manager
- Technical Authority
- Principal Engineer
- Engineering Manager
- Lead Design Engineer
Why Apply?
- Work on major UK power infrastructure projects
- Influence engineering quality and technical standards
- Join a growing and ambitious organisation
Desired Skills and Experience
π¨ We're Hiring: Engineering Assurance Manager π¨
A growing engineering consultancy delivering major UK power infrastructure projects is looking to appoint an Engineering Assurance Manager to strengthen its technical governance and design review capabilities.
This is a unique opportunity for an experienced engineer with a strong background in transmission and distribution projects who enjoys challenging design solutions, driving technical excellence, and ensuring compliance with industry standards.
The Role
This is not a traditional Quality Manager position.
You'll play a key role in reviewing engineering designs, providing technical assurance, ensuring compliance with National Grid standards, and supporting the continuous improvement of engineering quality across a range of HV infrastructure projects.
Responsibilities
- Review and verify engineering designs and technical deliverables
- Ensure compliance with National Grid specifications and industry standards, including TP188
- Challenge design outputs and identify technical risks
- Support engineering governance and design assurance activities
- Drive improvements in engineering quality processes and best practice
- Work closely with engineering and project delivery teams across multiple projects


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What We're Looking For
- Experience within the power transmission and distribution sector
- Strong understanding of National Grid standards, particularly TP188
- Background in HV infrastructure, substations, transmission, or distribution projects
- Ability to review and assure engineering designs
- Strong technical engineering knowledge and commercial awareness
- Excellent stakeholder management and communication skills
Why Apply?
- Work on major UK power infrastructure projects
- Influence engineering quality and technical standards
- Join a growing and ambitious organisation
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