Tria
Network Design Manager (HV)

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Electricity Network Design Manager
The full job description covers all associated skills, previous experience, and any qualifications that applicants are expected to have.
Location: London
Salary: £90,000 - £100,000 + Holiday + Pension + Additional Benefits
Excellent opportunity for an experienced Electricity Network Design professional with 33kV experience to join a growing utilities business where you'll take ownership of new network designs and have genuine influence over technical standards and how the design function develops.
This is a newer business at an exciting stage of growth, providing the opportunity to play a key role in the development and adoption of new electricity infrastructure. You'll manage the design of new IDNO networks, working across EHV, HV and LV projects and partnering closely with ICPs, developers and key stakeholders to take projects from initial requirements and design approval through to energisation and adoption.
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The Role
- Manage electricity network design for large developments
- Lead design approvals, technical standards and project acceptance
- Work closely with ICPs, developers and key stakeholders
- Review POC applications, quotations and asset value claims
- Support projects through energisation, completion and network adoption


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The Person
- Strong electricity distribution network design background
- Experience designing networks at 33kV
- Good understanding of IDNO / ICP projects and network adoption
- Strong knowledge of relevant engineering standards and regulatory requirements
- Comfortable taking technical ownership and leading discussions with clients, developers and stakeholders
This is a great opportunity to join a growing utilities business where you'll have genuine influence over the design function, helping shape technical standards, processes and delivery as the organisation continues to expand.
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