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HVSS - High Voltage Systems & Services Ltd

Private Networks - Design Engineer

Northamptonshire
Posted about 16 hours ago
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Job Description

This role is hands-on and varied, offering exposure across various voltages and design. You’ll be mentored and developed by experienced engineers to accelerate your technical knowledge and career progression.

Key Responsibilities Include

  • Producing general arrangements, layouts, single line diagrams, technical submittals, and reports
  • Supporting Senior Engineers with design calculations, documentation, and value engineering
  • Assisting Tendering Engineers and Project Managers with drawings and day-to-day technical challenges
  • Producing “as-built” drawings and ensuring design outputs are accurate, buildable, and cost-conscious
  • Maintaining design standards, drawing registers, and technical documentation in line with our Business Management System (BMS)

Key Responsibilities

  • Prepare compliant designs in line with customer requirements, ENA, DNO & IDNO G81 standards, BS7671 and our BMS
  • Produce accurate construction and as-built drawings
  • Support with technical submittals and design documents for projects and tenders
  • Work closely with Senior Engineers, Tendering Engineers, and Project Managers
  • Engage with external stakeholders to clarify technical requirements
  • Escalate design challenges quickly to minimise business impact
  • Ensure all design work supports NERS accreditations, our BMS and project financials
  • Participate in design audits and reviews
  • Promote best practice, value engineering, and continuous development within the team

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Essential Experience & Qualities

  • HND or degree in Electrical Engineering (or related discipline)
  • Experience with LV/11kV design and principles, with a desire to learn and develop knowledge of EHV networks and design
  • Understanding of the practical application of electrical installations
  • Strong communication skills, able to work with clients, project managers, and site teams
  • Safety awareness - EUSR/CSCS/ECS and First Aid at Work Certificate (or willingness to obtain)

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Desirable

  • Experience with/understanding of earthing design and private electricity networks
  • Familiarity with ENA, DNO or IDNO G81 standards
  • Experience with/understanding of control, protection, and automation schemes
  • Interest in progressing towards Incorporated Engineer status with the IET
  • Ability to multitask and manage workload effectively

Perks & Commitments

  • Full Time, Permanent role

  • Monday - Friday 8:30am - 17:00pm (40 hours per week)

    (Attendance at Kettering Office to be agreed with Head of Private Networks)

  • 25 days holiday + bank holidays as standard

  • Up to 5 extra days holiday for long service

  • The option to purchase an additional 5 days holiday per year

  • Enhanced maternity and paternity pay

  • 5% employer pension contribution

  • Death in Service Cover

  • Cycle to work scheme

  • Private health cover, half paid for by us, and fully paid after 3 years

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Skills

LV/11kV Design
Electrical Engineering
Single Line Diagrams
Technical Submittals
Value Engineering
As-built Drawings
BS7671
ENA Standards
DNO & IDNO G81 Standards
Earthing Design
Control Protection And Automation
NERS Accreditations

Location

Northamptonshire, England, United Kingdom

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