Meridian Business Support
Electrical Infrastructure Engineer

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Electrical Infrastructure Engineer
The Opportunity:
This role might suit somebody who is a qualified industrial Electrical Engineer with experience of:
- Electrical infrastructure in industrial / manufacturing buildings and sites, including
- Power distribution to large electrical equipment.
- Power and Lighting circuits
- Fixed installation testing
Job Responsibilities:
- To oversee the whole electrical design and installation for a large new or refurbished production buildings.
- The role would also involve arranging the installation of services and the installation of new equipment within the new or refurbished building.
- Dealing with contractors.
- You must be aware and experienced with other services such as gases, compressed air, air conditioning, building services such as heating and ventilation.
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Preferred Skills:
- Qualified to a HNC or equivalent in Electrical or Controls Engineering with a minimum of 5 years experience.
- Ideally you will be qualified to the latest edition of the wiring regulations and have some experience of AutoCAD.
- Experience of power distribution networks ideal.
- CAD experience, full Microsoft suite and ideally Oracle useful.
Pay and Benefits:
- 25 days annual holiday
- Secure on-site parking
- Excellent contributory pension
- Health care cash back plan
- Life assurance
- Company bonus scheme


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8am-4pm or 8.30am-4.30pm Monday to Friday
Meridian Business Support is a recruitment specialist acting on behalf of our client as an Employment Agency for this vacancy.
Please note that this specific role may be subject to export control restrictions, including under ITAR. Any offer of employment from this particular company will be conditional on the successful candidate meeting the applicable legal requirements for access to controlled information or technology.
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