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Electrical Project Engineer

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Job Outline
Our client are seeking an Electrical Project Engineer to join their delivery team. You’ll play a key role across design, construction and commissioning, working alongside Project and Site Managers to keep projects on track, within budget and to the required standards.
What You’ll Be Doing
- Support the Project Manager with engineering delivery, progress tracking and project planning.
- Coordinate material requirements, specifications, procurement and schedules.
- Provide engineering support on site, helping resolve technical issues while maintaining quality and safety standards.
- Assist with procurement activities, H&S documentation and commissioning.
- Produce and maintain project documentation, including RAMS, SWPs, procurement schedules and programme information.
- Work with clients and subcontractors during H&S inspections and audits.
- Help coordinate site works to meet programme, quality and ITP requirements.
- Ensure projects comply with relevant legislation, company procedures and HSQE standards.
- Apply an understanding of NEC principles, including time, cost and early warning processes.
- Contribute to project forecasting and quality planning.
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What You’ll Bring
We’re looking for someone with experience or knowledge in:
- MEICA project design or delivery.
- Water and/or wastewater treatment processes.
- Process control and associated control systems.
- Valves, instrumentation and measurement equipment.
- Hydraulic, pumping and pressure systems.
- Developing project programmes and cost information using MS Project.
- Strong working knowledge of MS Word and Excel.


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Package & Benefits
Client offer a competitive salary based on your experience, alongside a flexible benefits package designed to support different lifestyles and priorities.
- Company car or car allowance
- 24 days annual leave plus bank holidays
- Company pension
- Life assurance
- Flexible lifestyle benefits
- Financial wellbeing support
- Employee assistance programme and access to mental health first aiders
- Paid volunteering opportunities and matched charitable giving
- Rewards for achieving recognised professional qualifications
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