MSP Technologies are looking for their next Electrical Project Engineer (all levels and abilities considered) to join their rapidly expanding company to help design, build and deliver multi-megawatt battery storage systems, all from our manufacturing facility in the South Lakes (Cumbria).
The ideal candidate will be enthusiastic to become an authority on the MSP products, and the individual components they’re made up from. Training will always be provided for specialist equipment or skills required to complete the task.
Key Responsibilities:
Liaise with customers to develop and propose engineering solutions to customer requirements
Prepare tender packages and the production of quotations
Plan the delivery of agreed solutions and manage from quotation stage right through to commissioning and completion including organising the labour working on the project and materials
Ensure compliance with all relevant legislation including all aspects of Health and Safety on a project
Production of drawings and documentation for control systems/electrical systems
Fault find if required on existing control systems or provide technical assistance to site staff
Completion of safety documentation, prestart check lists and point of work risk assessments
The accurate completion of in-house compliance documentation
Ensure that all accidents/incidents and near misses are reported within the Company guidelines
Carry out all work activities safely and in line RAMS and in line with training
Completion of electrical isolations for all relevant works
It’s essential that you have:
At least two years relevant professional experience in an engineering/manufacturing role
Control, automation, and instrumentation experience
Experience in fault finding of and repair of machine control systems
Health and safety awareness and the ability to produce method statements and risk assessments
Experience of organising and running projects
The ability to prioritise work and work to deadlines
Excellent attention to detail
The confidence and ability to work unsupervised
An appetite to learn new skills working on industrial installations, control systems and instrumentation
The ability to work well within a team
Its desirable but not essential that you have:
Experience in the production of electrical CAD drawings and designing control systems
Key information:
- Normal working hours are 37.5hrs per week Monday to Friday but there may be the need to work outside these hours throughout the week and occasionally at weekends
- Your salary will be based on your qualifications and experience
- Ideal candidates would live in or around the Cumbria/Lancashire area
