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Lead Electrical Design Engineer

Droitwich Spa
£60k – £65k/yr
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Lead Electrical Design Engineer

Droitwich Spa | Permanent | Full-time | 100% On-site

We’re recruiting for an established international engineering and manufacturing business looking for a Lead Electrical Design Engineer to take technical ownership of electrical and EICA design across industrial and process-related projects.

This is a senior hands-on engineering role combining detailed electrical design with technical leadership, project delivery and support through manufacture, installation and commissioning.

What you'll be doing

  • Lead electrical and EICA design across multiple projects
  • Produce and review load calculations, SLDs, cable schedules, schematics, panel designs and technical specifications
  • Ensure designs comply with BS 7671 and relevant electrical and safety standards
  • Provide technical guidance and support to electrical design engineers
  • Coordinate electrical design with mechanical, project, manufacturing and site teams
  • Manage design revisions, drawing control and project documentation
  • Review P&IDs, equipment data and project specifications to develop compliant electrical designs
  • Support material selection, BOMs, technical submittals and procurement
  • Attend client meetings, design reviews and site surveys
  • Support FAT, SAT, installation, commissioning and project handover
  • Resolve technical issues during design and site delivery
  • Support bids and tenders with electrical engineering input

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You’ll need significant electrical design experience within an industrial, manufacturing, utilities, building services or process environment, together with the ability to provide technical leadership across projects.

You should also have:

  • HNC/HND, NVQ Level 3 or higher qualification in Electrical Engineering, EICA or a related discipline
  • Strong knowledge of BS 7671 and electrical design principles
  • Experience producing SLDs, schematics, cable schedules and electrical calculations
  • Experience with electrical design software such as Amtech, Trimble ProDesign or equivalent
  • Strong understanding of LV distribution, protection, earthing and cable selection
  • Previous site installation and commissioning experience
  • Experience supporting FAT/SAT and project handover
  • Ability to lead, review and guide the work of other engineers
  • Strong client-facing, problem-solving and project coordination skills

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Experience within manufacturing, process plant, utilities or other technically complex environments would be particularly relevant.

This is a strong opportunity for an experienced Electrical Design Engineer ready to take greater technical ownership while remaining closely involved in detailed design and project delivery.

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