Nordex Group
High Voltage Control Engineer - UK & Ireland

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Location: The successful candidate can be based anywhere in the UK but there will be regular travel to Nordex office and sites.
Contract Type: Permanent
How can you make a difference?
Working as part of a small specialist team, you will be a specialist on HV and LV Equipment, Safety Procedures, Documentation, and Safety Rules.
What will you be doing?
Key responsibilities for this role include:
- Responsible for the Nordex UK and Ireland high voltage safety rules, including auditing and amending existing rules.
- Responsible for maintaining other high voltage control documentation.
- Training personnel on Nordex high voltage safety rules and the use of Nordex High voltage equipment such as switchgear and transformers.
- Creating and storing training records for personnel that attend training sessions.
- A member of the authorisation panel for Nordex High Voltage safety rules.
- Approving high voltage switching schedules submitted by Nordex SAPs.
- Auditing personnel on site carrying out high voltage switching and maintenance work.
- Investigating safety rules breaches.
- Auditing third party’s / customer’s high voltage safety rules.
- Hosting when a customer audits the Nordex high voltage safety rules.
- Ability to offer high voltage technical advice.
- Commissioning and testing high voltage and low voltage equipment such as cables, transformers, and switchgear.
- Maintaining high voltage and low voltage equipment.
- Operating and providing permits for high voltage switching / isolations.
- Electrical fault finding and investigation.
- Replacing high voltage components such as switchgear and transformers.
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What are we looking for?
The ideal candidate will be qualified to Engineering Level (HND/HNC) or equivalent and has completed Electrical Commissioning training (off and on job).
You will have a strong understanding in HV electrical networks and HV and LV protection with the ability to program and interrogate protection relays. You will also be experienced at electrical fault finding and interrogation relays and have previous experience of being a SAP (Senior Authorised Person).
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This role requires someone with excellent written and verbal communication skills as you will be required to investigate and write detailed reports. You must also be computer literate with the ability to use MS Word, Excel, Project, and PowerPoint.
The job will be primarily office based with regular travel throughout the UK and Ireland plus occasional visits to Europe. When away from home you should expect to be away for 3-4 days at a time, with occasional longer periods. Work will primarily take place between Monday to Friday daytime working hours, any work in the evening or weekend will be on an overtime basis if required.
What we can offer you?
- Time Off: 33 days including bank holidays. After two years continual service you will be entitled to an additional day's holiday per annum (Maximum 5 days). Plus an extra day off for your birthday.
- Health & Wellbeing: Employee Assistance Programme (offering therapy sessions), Bike2Work Scheme, Paid Eye tests & contribution towards Glasses, Company Sick pay scheme. Private Healthcare available via salary sacrifice.
- Volunteering: 2 paid working days per calendar year to carry out volunteering activities in your local community.
- Family Friendly: Enhanced Maternity, Paternity, and Adoption Leave. Compassionate Leave, and Life Insurance.
- Memberships: Nordex will reimburse the cost of one annual professional subscription fee to one professional institution relevant to your work.
- Celebrate: Long Service Awards at 5, 10, 15+ years Service.
- Flexible: Flexible working hours and hybrid working arrangements available.


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Recruitment Process
The closing date for this role is Friday 18th September 2026, however, please be aware that this role could close early if we receive an overwhelming response.
The first stage of the recruitment process requires you to submit your CV via the Apply Now button. The recruitment team will then review your application and be in touch to confirm if you have been successful in reaching the next stage of the process.
We appreciate all the applications we receive and will be in touch with you as soon as we can, so please watch out for our emails or phone calls (which may be from a withheld number).
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Here at Nordex we interact with a variety of people and cultures. Our values of Integrity, Respect, Colleagueship, and Ownership are the unifying force for all departments and regions around the world, these are the standards we walk by.
Our mission is to offer cutting-edge, reliable products, and services, generating value for our customers and stakeholders… All whilst protecting the environment.
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