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Project Coordinator (Design)

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Project Coordinator (Design)
Bonnybridge or Glenrothes
Salary from £38,760
Closing Date – 18/08/2026
Help us create a better future, quicker
Responsibilities
Responsible for the planning and design of the district distribution network ensuring system stewardship, network security, and integrity at all times. Undertaking system analysis to determine load/generation connections, network alterations, reinforcement requirements, and to derive solutions in line with Asset Management policies and customer requirements
What you’ll be doing
- Agree the scope, volumes, and unit costs to exploit best value from the regulatory contract
- Integrate asset stewardship values through sound engineering principles, coordinated planning, design, and ownership to improve integrity, safety, and longevity of the electrical network whilst providing minimum scheme costs for customer connections.
- Drive continual performance improvement through analysis of outputs and feedback from internal and external sources.
- Consider the application of innovative solutions to all designs whether this be technological, procedural, or commercial.
- Produce designs in accordance with unit or authorized prime costs to enable efficient delivery of outputs.
- Develop and maintain robust stakeholder and customer relationships on behalf of Scottish Power to facilitate delivery of customer and stakeholder strategic objectives.
- Promote an exemplary safety culture and ensure that all safety legislation is implemented and delivered through all activities and incorporated into project designs.
What you’ll bring
- Working knowledge of Energy Networks policies, procedures, and working practices.
- Develop working knowledge of health, safety, and environmental legislation.
- Awareness of network development policies and procedures.
- Working knowledge of SPEN Project building and financial systems (PPM and PM)
- Develop customer service skills.
- Proactively build knowledge of network and the network management systems.
- Contract management skills and general commercial & regulatory awareness.
- Developed negotiation, communication, and people management skills.
- Ability to devise solutions to complex problems/challenges
- Working knowledge of Energy Networks IT systems.
- Working knowledge of Microsoft Office systems including PowerBi.
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Minimum Criteria
- Previous experience in a relevant area
- Computer literacy – e.g. Microsoft Office suite
- Working knowledge of SPEN Project building and financial systems (PPM and PM)
- Working knowledge of Energy Networks policies, procedures, and working practices
- An effective and confident written and verbal communicator
- Ability to proactively build knowledge
- Confidence to work unsupervised
What’s in it for you
As well as a competitive salary which is reviewed annually, you can also enjoy a number of other benefits. With our pension scheme, we’ll double match your contribution up to a company contribution of 10%.
At ScottishPower, we believe it’s the little things we do in life that make a big difference. From helping you look after your family’s wellbeing, save for your future, and take personal steps for climate action – our benefits are designed to help you do just that - so that you have everything you need to take care of your world – today and tomorrow. That’s why our benefits include:
- 36 days annual leave
- Holiday Purchase – perfect your work/life balance with extra annual leave
- Share Schemes
- Payroll Giving and Charity Matched Funding
- Technology Vouchers – save more and spread the cost of your technology purchases
- Electric Vehicle Schemes – to help you transition to green/clean driving
- Cycle to Work scheme and Public Transport Season Ticket Loans
- Healthcare benefit options including: Dental Insurance, Private Medical Insurance, Health Cash Plan, and annual Health Assessments
- Life Assurance (4x salary)
- Access to Savesmart financial wellbeing support
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Why SP Energy Networks
SP Energy Networks is part of the Iberdrola Group, one of the world’s largest integrated utility companies and a world leader in wind energy. We keep electricity flowing to homes and businesses through Central and Southern Scotland, North Wales, and in the North West of England. We operate over 4000km of cables and lines that make-up the transmission network – connecting infrastructure like wind farms into the electricity system. It’s a role that puts us right at the heart of Scotland’s ambition to be Net Zero by 2045. And we’re taking it very seriously. We’re investing >£5.5 billion into our transmission network, directly supporting the rapid growth needed in renewable energy. With diverse opportunities across our businesses and a commitment to invest in our own internal talent, ScottishPower can offer people real career opportunities that meet personal and professional goals, in a global organization.
Inclusion, diversity, and a social purpose are at the heart of everything we do. Together with our values, they bring us together into a stronger, more sustainable business with direct links to the communities we serve. It takes all kinds of people to build a large-scale business like ours, so whatever your background, you’ll fit right in.
We are committed to providing reasonable support or adjustments in our recruiting processes for candidates with disabilities, long-term conditions, mental health conditions, or who are neurodivergent or require pregnancy-related support. If you need support, please reach out to careers@scottishpower.com.
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Please note that any applicant who is not a citizen of the country of the vacancy will be subject to compliance with the applicable immigration requirements to legally work in that country. If/when required, the Company will support the employee with the necessary Immigration requirements.
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