Rullion
Electrical Engineer

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Job title: EC&I Engineer
Job Type
Contract or Permanent
IR35 Status
Inside IR35
Start date
ASAP – Subject to vetting
Duration
12 months
Pay rate
Depending on experience
Location
Hartlepool, County Durham
Hybrid/Remote Working
Fully on site role
Hours of work
37.5 hours per week
Role information
- This Electrical Engineer will be an embedded resource with our client. The post will provide engineering and technical services in support of all aspects of the Company’s business and to fulfil specific contracts
Qualifications/Experience Required
- Degree qualified in a relevant field
- Experience designing industrial power distribution systems (11kV and 400V)
- Experience of working in the Power Distribution industry
- Manage the interface with the Distribution Network Operator (DNO) and negotiate technical agreements for a new connection
- Stakeholder management skills
- Demonstrate practical, hands-on experience in an engineering oversight role for the delivery of physical electrical systems, including installation, commissioning, modification, or maintenance activities
- Produce and maintain engineering documentation including quality plans and technical specifications
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Company information
This contract is being advertised by Rullion Ltd.
Since 1978, Rullion has been securing exceptional candidates for a range of clients; from large well-known brands, to SMEs and start-ups. As a family-owned business, Rullion’s approach is credible and honest, focused on building long-lasting relationships with both clients and candidates.
Rullion is a forward-thinking recruitment company that specialises in providing a wide range of talent consultancy services to a diverse client base; from small start-ups to large household names.
We celebrate and support diversity and are committed to ensuring equal opportunities for both employees and applicants.
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