Mint Selection | B Corp
Electrical Site Engineer

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Role – Electrical Site Engineer (Contract)
Location – Exeter
Start – September / October
Mint Selection are supporting an Independent Power Producer (IPP) who are seeking an experienced Electrical Site Engineer on a contract basis to support the construction and delivery of a Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) project.
This is a hands-on site-based role, providing technical oversight of the electrical installation works, ensuring activities are delivered safely, in line with project specifications, programme requirements and industry standards.
Scope of Work
- Provide engineering oversight of all electrical installation activities on site
- Monitor contractor performance to ensure works are completed safely, efficiently and to the required quality standards
- Review electrical drawings, specifications and technical documentation
- Support inspection, testing, commissioning and energisation activities throughout the project lifecycle
- Coordinate with the Project Manager, Site Manager and subcontractors to resolve technical issues
- Ensure all electrical works comply with relevant standards, project specifications and HSE requirements
- Assist with quality inspections, snagging activities and project handover documentation
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Experience to be Considered
- Proven experience as an Electrical Site Engineer on major infrastructure, power or renewable energy projects
- Previous experience supporting the construction of utility-scale electrical installations
- Strong understanding of HV/LV electrical systems and site installation practices
- Experience working on BESS, substations, renewable energy, utilities or major infrastructure projects is highly desirable
- Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills


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Certifications & Requirements
- HNC/HND or Degree in Electrical Engineering (or equivalent)
- ECS/CSCS card
- SMSTS or SSSTS preferred
- Full UK driving licence
- Right to work in the UK
This is an opportunity with a September / October start available.
- 12-month contract
- Outside IR35
- £450–500 per day
- Exeter
- BESS Project
- 10-hour working days
Please note: Candidates must have the right to work in the UK.
If you are interested, please apply within or contact Sam Nice directly for further information.
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