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Cable Project Engineer

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Responsibilities
- Provide cable engineering support across multiple projects by producing or reviewing outline cable system designs during development phases, including review and assessment of technology options, underground cable routing selection, producing current rating calculations using CYMCAP software, and assessment of interface requirements.
- Support the project life cycle, including design development, risk sessions such as HAZIDs, HAZCONs, HAZOPs, construction, installation, commissioning, and completion of complex projects.
- Work collaboratively across disciplines to identify and mitigate technical and quality risks, ensuring designs are safe, efficient, and compliant with the clients and industry standards.
- Develop technical scopes and specifications for new underground cable projects as well as modifications to existing assets.
- Promote and manage safety by design throughout the engineering process by ensuring compliance with CDM Regulations, ESQCR, and relevant HSE legislation, embedding good design practices and lessons learned.
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Requirements
- A relevant engineering discipline degree and ideally be a Chartered Engineer in a relevant institution or working towards chartered status.
- Experience working on the Transmission Network and an extensive knowledge of High Voltage Cables and an awareness of the legal and regulatory obligations for Transmission and be proactive in ensuring these are met to the highest standard.
- Experience working within multi-disciplinary project teams on transmission or major infrastructure projects.
- A technical understanding of relevant legislation and the implications of this for Transmission network management for both Assets and Projects, including CDM & ESQCR is essential.


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