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Commissioning Engineer- HV

England
£65k – £75k/yr
Posted about 22 hours ago
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High Voltage Commissioning Engineer – 11kV–132kV

Salary DOE + Paid Travel + Overtime + Company Vehicle
UK Wide / Home Based
Full Time, Permanent (contract considered, too)

Adeptus Talent is partnered with a growing specialist HV engineering business delivering high voltage infrastructure projects across the UK.

Due to continued growth and a strong project pipeline, we're looking for two experienced HV Commissioning Engineers to join the business.

This isn't a development-level commissioning position. We're looking for experienced engineers who are already operating as an SAP and are comfortable taking responsibility for HV commissioning activities on site.

The business works across a varied portfolio of grid connections, substations, BESS, solar, data centres and industrial infrastructure, with projects ranging from 11kV through to 132kV.

The role

You'll be involved in full-scheme HV testing and commissioning, including:

  • Primary and secondary testing
  • HV switchgear testing and commissioning
  • Power transformer commissioning
  • Protection relay testing and functional checks
  • CT/VT and CVT testing
  • Circuit breaker testing
  • Secondary injection testing
  • SCADA/control system interfaces
  • Fault finding and diagnostics
  • Preparation and completion of commissioning documentation
  • Supporting energisation activities
  • Liaising with DNOs, ICPs, clients and project teams

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What we're looking for

You'll need to be an experienced HV Commissioning Engineer capable of working independently on site.

SAP status is essential.

Ideally you'll also have:

  • Strong HV commissioning experience at 33kV–132kV
  • Experience across substations, grid connections or similar HV infrastructure
  • Protection relay testing experience
  • Experience using equipment such as Omicron and/or Megger
  • Knowledge of DNO/ICP networks
  • G99/G59 commissioning knowledge
  • Ability to interpret electrical drawings and protection schematics
  • Relevant electrical engineering qualification
  • ECS/CSCS and relevant site certifications

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132kV experience is preferred, although experienced 33kV SAP Commissioning Engineers will also be considered.

Previous experience within a particular sector isn't essential. We're interested in engineers from power, utilities, renewables, BESS, solar, data centres, industrial infrastructure or similar HV environments.

Package

Basic salary depending on experience, plus:

  • Travel paid door-to-door at standard rate
  • Site overtime at enhanced rates
    • Saturday – first 4 hours at 1.5x, thereafter 2x
    • Sunday – 2x
  • Additional stay-away payment
  • Company vehicle and fuel card
  • Private healthcare
  • Further training and development
  • Opportunity to progress within a growing specialist HV business

This is a nationwide position, so applicants can be based anywhere in the UK, provided they're comfortable travelling and staying away when projects require.

For further information or a confidential conversation, apply or contact Joe at Adeptus Talent.

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