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Fabri Consulting Engineers

EC&I Design engineer (staff)

Glasgow
Posted about 11 hours ago
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EC&I Design and Commissioning Support Role

We are looking for a talented individual with a keen eye for detail to support in all aspects of EC&I design and commissioning. As a key member of our Engineering team, the successful candidate will be involved in a variety of interesting Design Projects, both UK and worldwide, with the opportunity for excellent career progression. This position is open to candidates from different sectors/industries as full training and support will be provided.

Working with Fabri you will be part of an experienced team, working with our international blue-chip Clients, within the Downstream Oil sector.

Details of the Role

The position offers a unique opportunity to work on a wide variety of EC&I/process control systems as well as HV/LV Power distribution. Client requirements differ and project scopes are varied meaning no two days are ever the same, there is always something new!

Key responsibilities include, but not limited to:

  • Support EC&I aspects of projects of all sizes, from conceptual design to commissioning;
  • Assist EC&I teams working on multi-discipline design projects;
  • With the support of Learning and Development, actively pursue further professional development; &
  • Be expected to travel, both UK and worldwide for site visits and Client meetings.

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The following breakdown provides you with an idea of the typical systems/areas of work which the role will cover. Experience in the areas detailed is ideal although not essential. Training both internal and external where required will be provided:

  • HV/LV Power distribution;
  • LV design including fault levels, protection grading, short circuits, surge protection, diversity, discrimination and co-ordination;
  • Load schedules, SLDs, Cable schedules and electrical schematics;
  • Specification of Hazardous Area Electrical Equipment for Area classification;
  • ATEX certification and IP ratings;
  • Containment systems, cable selection and sizing for design and protection requirements;
  • Surveying projects for both new installation and modification to existing (control panel/switchgear etc);
  • MCC specification / vendor review;
  • Motor starters such as DOL, star/delta, forward/reverse, VSD and soft starts;
  • FAT/SAT document preparation and attendance;
  • VSD specification including, harmonics, chokes and EMC filter selection;
  • Trace heating, lighting, UPS systems, ESD systems and Fire alarm systems;
  • Specification of instrumentation for a process environment;
  • DCS/SCADA/PLC – predominantly the specification of and interfacing too; &
  • Development of both detailed design and loop drawings.

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Qualifications

  • A degree in Electrical Engineering or similar relevant qualifications
  • Ability to communicate with clarity both verbally and in writing.
  • Capable in the creation of technical reports.
  • Computer literate with full knowledge of Microsoft Office and technical software (ideally including Amtech and AutoCAD)
  • Previous experience in the detailed design and delivery of Downstream Oil and Gas Projects would be an advantage.
  • Eligible to work in the UK.
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Skills

EC&I Design
HV/LV Power Distribution
AutoCAD
Amtech
Hazardous Area Classification
ATEX Certification
DCS/SCADA/PLC
Technical Reporting
Electrical Schematics
Commissioning
Load Schedules
Cable Sizing

Location

Glasgow, Scotland, United Kingdom

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