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Senior Authorised Person

Manchester
£65k – £75k/yr
Posted about 21 hours ago
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33kV SAP - North West

I'm currently working with an established utility infrastructure business that's continuing to grow thanks to a strong pipeline of work across the power and energy sector. They're looking for an experienced 33kV SAP to join their team and support a range of projects across the North West.

The Role

  • Act as Senior Authorised Person up to 33kV
  • Take responsibility for HV switching and isolation procedures
  • Prepare and review switching schedules and safety documentation
  • Oversee HV works, commissioning and energisation activities
  • Ensure works are carried out safely and in line with relevant HV safety rules
  • Work closely with project managers, engineers, clients and site teams
  • Support the delivery of 33kV substations and associated electrical infrastructure

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What We're Looking For

  • 33kV SAP authorisation
  • Strong experience working across HV electrical networks
  • Experience with HV switching and isolation
  • Substation, ICP, DNO or IDNO experience
  • Understanding of HV safety rules and electrical safety procedures
  • Experience working on projects within the utility, power or energy sector

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Salary: Up to £75k + van and fuel card + overtime available
Location: North West – Site based / travel across the region

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Skills

33kV SAP Authorisation
HV Switching
HV Isolation
Switching Schedules
Safety Documentation
Commissioning
Energisation
HV Safety Rules
Substation Management
Electrical Infrastructure

Location

Manchester, England, United Kingdom

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