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Area Integration Engineer - Electrical

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Job Title
Area Integration Engineer – Electrical
Summary
We’re recruiting an experienced Area Integration Engineer with an electrical background to support one of the UK’s most significant infrastructure projects. This role focuses on managing construction sequencing and integration of electrical systems, ensuring coordinated delivery across multiple work packages. It’s a great opportunity for someone who brings technical expertise and thrives in a collaborative environment.
Salary
£68,000 per annum
Location and Working Pattern
On-site; specific site details will be discussed during the process.
Client Overview
Our client is a major organisation delivering complex engineering and construction initiatives that will play a vital role in shaping future infrastructure.
Responsibilities
- Review construction schedules, sequences, and material availability to assess project readiness.
- Collaborate with Engineering, Planning, Procurement, Delivery, and Commissioning teams to maintain alignment.
- Develop and review construction sequences for electrical systems across designated areas.
- Identify and assist in resolving schedule constraints, resource availability issues, and interface challenges.
- Support resolution of delivery “hotspots” and promote best-for-project outcomes.
- Oversee Delivery Work Pack (DWP) and Interface Data Sheet (IDS) processes for coordination.
- Utilise tools such as P6, Navisworks, Synchro, Excel, Power BI, and Microsoft Office to analyse and share project data, always prioritising safety, quality, and schedule adherence.
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Must-have Requirements
- Degree in Electrical Engineering or related field, or equivalent experience (10+ years in electrical project environments).
- Minimum 5 years’ experience delivering complex engineering or construction projects.
- Expertise in project planning and integration, including P6 scheduling, Navisworks 3D model interrogation, and advanced Excel.
- Strong analytical, communication, and stakeholder management skills.
- Commitment to safety and continuous improvement.


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Nice-to-have Skills
- Experience with Synchro and Power BI.
- Previous involvement in multidisciplinary interface management.
Benefits
A comprehensive benefits package is available and will be discussed during the interview process.
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If you have the electrical expertise and integration experience we’re looking for, apply now and play a key role in a landmark UK project.
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