Heated Mechanical Services Ltd
Senior Electrical Engineer / Electrical Project Manager

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Location: West Ruislip, West London
Sector: Major Infrastructure / M&E
Start: November 2026
Employment Type: Permanent
An experienced Senior Electrical Engineer / Electrical Project Manager is required to join a leading M&E contractor delivering a major infrastructure project in West London.
This is a senior delivery position requiring a technically strong electrical professional who can take ownership of electrical packages and work closely with the construction, engineering, commercial and client teams throughout the project lifecycle.
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Key Responsibilities
- Manage and coordinate electrical packages from design and planning through to installation, testing, commissioning and handover
- Provide technical leadership and support to the electrical construction team
- Review electrical drawings, specifications, technical submissions and design information
- Coordinate electrical works with mechanical, civil and other project disciplines
- Manage subcontractors, specialist suppliers and electrical work packages
- Monitor programme, progress and key project milestones
- Identify technical issues and work with the wider project team to develop practical solutions
- Ensure electrical installations comply with project specifications, approved designs and relevant standards
- Work closely with commercial teams on procurement, variations and package performance
- Attend and contribute to design, coordination and progress meetings
- Oversee testing, commissioning, snagging and electrical close-out activities
- Support the production and completion of O&M documentation
- Maintain strong relationships with the client, consultants and wider project team
- Ensure health
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