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Electrical Building Services Engineer - Sheffield

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Electrical Building Services Engineer
Salary: £32,000-£45,000
Employment type: Permanent
Sector: Infrastructure and Ministry of Justice buildings
We are recruiting an Electrical Building Services Engineer for a leading UK infrastructure consultancy.
You will contribute to the design and delivery of electrical building-services solutions across infrastructure and Ministry of Justice projects, including prisons and other secure operational facilities.
Applications are welcomed from developing engineers at Assistant level as well as established Building Services Engineers. The successful candidate will be appointed at the appropriate grade based on their experience.
Key responsibilities
- Design power distribution, lighting, emergency lighting, fire alarms, security systems, and associated electrical infrastructure.
- Prepare calculations, drawings, specifications, technical reports, and equipment schedules.
- Support projects from survey and concept design through detailed design, construction, and handover.
- Undertake site surveys, inspections, and assessments of existing electrical installations.
- Develop practical solutions for refurbishment, upgrade, and new-build projects.
- Coordinate electrical designs with mechanical, architectural, and structural disciplines.
- Use electrical design, modelling, and calculation software.
- Support technical reviews and respond to construction-stage queries.
- Identify design hazards and contribute to CDM risk-management processes.
- Ensure designs comply with Building Regulations, British Standards, and industry guidance.
- Liaise with clients, contractors, suppliers, and operational stakeholders.
- Manage assigned work against agreed quality, budget, and programme requirements.
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About you
You will have:
- A degree, HNC, or HND in Electrical Engineering, Building Services Engineering, or a related discipline.
- Experience designing electrical building-services systems.
- Knowledge of power distribution, lighting, and associated building infrastructure.
- Experience producing calculations and technical documentation.
- Familiarity with AutoCAD, Revit, and BIM methodologies.
- An understanding of Building Regulations, relevant British Standards, and CDM requirements.
- Strong communication and organizational skills.
- The ability to work effectively within multidisciplinary teams.
- Membership of, or progress toward membership of, CIBSE, the IET, or another appropriate professional institution.


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Previous consultancy experience would be advantageous, together with experience of justice, defence, healthcare, education, transport, or other operationally sensitive buildings.
Candidates must be able to obtain the necessary Ministry of Justice security clearance.
The position offers flexible working, a competitive benefits package, and structured support toward Incorporated or Chartered Engineer status.
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