At a Glance
- Tasks: Design and deliver protection and control systems for electrical infrastructures.
- Company: Innovative company focused on unique engineering solutions.
- Benefits: Competitive salary, flexible working hours, and opportunities for professional growth.
- Other info: Collaborative environment with exciting projects and career advancement opportunities.
- Why this job: Join a team that values innovation and make a real impact in the energy sector.
- Qualifications: Experience in electrical design and strong technical skills required.
The predicted salary is between 40000 - 50000 £ per year.
We are innovative. If you’re innovative, we’ll have a lot in common. We like to do things differently, but not for the sake of it. The Plant, Protection and Control Engineer plays a vital role within the design team. You will be responsible for the design delivery of protection and control systems across a whole range of electrical infrastructures as well as new connection projects in both the distribution and transmission sectors.
You will be responsible for the detailed design and procurement of substation plant including switchgear, power transformers, voltage control equipment, protection systems, protective relays, as well as all the associated substation build activities throughout the lifecycle of the project. Your primary role is to ensure substation infrastructure is correctly identified and procured in a timely manner. You will achieve this by ensuring the detailed preparation and delivery of functional specifications, equipment schedules and associated scheme drawings.
You'll provide ongoing technical support and advice on procurement of plant and equipment, by liaising directly with suppliers and manufacturers, to order plant and equipment as per client specification and approved designs.
Here are some of the activities you will get involved with:
- Responsible for assessing client project requirements and producing detailed plant and equipment and protection specifications.
- Creating appropriate system designs ensuring compliance with applicable specifications and tender documentation, coordination with manufacturers and suppliers.
- Assist with tendering activities and provide regular technical guidance for any proposed schemes, as may be required.
- Prepare site layouts and schematics for multi-staged substations construction build projects.
- Manage external plant and equipment manufacturers, design consultants, and oversee design outputs to ensure compatibility with the electro-technical requirements.
- Liaise with internal and external design teams, clients, manufacturers, and consultancies to produce accurate designs within timescales indicated and in line with deliverables.
- Produce detailed electrical control and protection schematic drawings for construction of large electrical infrastructure schemes.
- Produce electro-technical drawings, plant and material procurement lists, and wiring diagrams for control for protection and control systems.
- Preparation of functional specifications and providing advice on procurement of plant and equipment and liaising with manufacturers to order plants as per client specification.
- Be able to produce detailed specifications for high voltage plant, equipment and ancillary plant and equipment associated with high voltage substations.
- Review equipment manufacturers’ proposals and liaise with equipment manufacturers to ensure equipment suitability is in line with the proposed design.
- Production of equipment schedules in line with relevant IEC, DNO, ENA, IDNO and client-based specifications.
- Development and review of single line diagrams.
Senior Protection & Control Design Engineer in Hampshire employer: Clancy
As a Senior Protection & Control Design Engineer, you will thrive in an innovative environment that values creativity and forward-thinking. Our company fosters a collaborative work culture where your contributions are recognised and encouraged, providing ample opportunities for professional growth and development. Located in a dynamic sector, we offer competitive benefits and the chance to work on impactful projects that shape the future of electrical infrastructure.