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Senior Electrical Design Engineer

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Senior Electrical Design Engineer - Building Services / MEP
Location – Primarily Remote/Home working, ideally based in London/Bucks
Any site visits would be in London, and able to visit South Bucks 1 day per week
Salary – Circa £60k + Benefits
Principal Electrical Design Engineer / Senior Electrical Design Engineer / MEP
This role is to join an established firm of Building Services Consulting Engineers covering a varied range of projects including high end commercial, sport and leisure, education, healthcare and science, and high rise residential.
They offer a broad range of consultancy services including but not limited to surveys, feasibility studies, report and advisory work, design, building modelling and thermal simulation, project management, energy advice, BREEAM assessments.
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Upon joining you will be a part of a friendly team of professional engineers. Whilst each person has their own responsibilities the culture is very much a collaborative working environment.
Key Responsibilities:
- Attend client/design team briefings to establish project criteria.
- Develop system options at design development stages in conjunction with Director/Associate.
- Undertake initial space planning exercise for plant rooms, primary services routes, etc.
- Attend design team and site meetings.
- Undertake surveys of existing installations.
- Undertake design calculations.
- Liaise with supply companies and /equipment manufacturers to obtain quotations.
- Liaise with contractors to deal with site co-ordination queries.


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Experience & Skills Required
- You will be an electrical design engineer with at least 4 to 5 years’ experience in building services design.
- Ideally you will have a degree in a relevant subject or accredited building services degree.
- Experience of software such as Revit, Relux, or Dialux would be beneficial.
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