Electrical Engineer (E2)

The Electrical Engineer is responsible for:

Involvement in activities within Electrical Safety UK Limited requiring elements of Electrical Engineering including but not limited to Electrical System Studies and follow-on work and Electrical Safety Management. This involves face-to-face client interaction and consultancy/advice.
Provide Support and feedback to the Principal Electrical Consultants and the consultancy team including providing status reports, updates and understanding of basic business requirements.
On-time and on budget Project Delivery.
Supervisory position over Graduate/Junior Electrical Engineers and involvement in Business Development Activities to aid in meeting company objectives.

Duties

Build electrical system models including:

Preparing for data collection – reviewing single-line diagrams and other customer-sourced documentation
Data collection – on-site at customers’ premises in varied types of industry e.g. aerospace; food; offices; metal processing; pharmaceuticals; heavy industry etc.
Building a model – data entry of protection, cable, transformer and switchgear details
Researching unknown information – building protection curves; obsolete equipment; data sheet acquisition etc
Compiling verification pack and sending that to the client for sign-off

Analysis and report production:

Run studies using the software model – short circuit studies; arc flash studies and protection studie
Production of client documentation – SLDs & labels
Customer interaction and helping the customer to provide outstanding information
Produce draft report including recommendations
Incident energy analysis and remedial work packs
Task based risk assessment on equipment
Ability to act in the capacity of consultant on matters of Electrical Engineering including involvement with the team to produce high level technical reports including recommendations following Electrical Audits taken in to account International, European and UK Legislation, Guidance and standards.
Present reports to clients via web meetings, page turn exercises and onsite presentation.

Arc flash software:

Report arc flash software bugs to software developer
Incorporate software releases and updates into arc flash study software
Demonstrations of Software capabilities on clients’ sites or via video conference
Undertaking training for the client, specific to the reports issued.

Training:

Consultancy:

Electrical Safety Management Systems – production; audit; improvement
Electrical Safety Rules – production; audit; improvement
Other consultancy work
Contribute towards and implement risk assessments and method statements. Undertake to complete site specific point-of-work risk assessments.
Produce proposals in conjunction with Project Manager for approval by the Principal Electrical Consultant
Deputise for Project Manager as required and/or assist Project Manager as requested.
Follow-on work from Electrical System Studies e.g. short circuit, arc flash and protection studies.

Ensure project documents are complete, current, and appropriately stored.

Maintenance of job files and documentation required for project completion.
Undertake quality checks on all outgoing documentation in accordance with the Proof Reading and Formatting Guidelines, ensuring that Quality Management
Procedures are adhered to.
Filing and Distribution
Work unsupervised and as part of a team.
Assist with general activities and the development of the business.

Work with the Project Manager to:

Project Management:

Monitoring of progress of individual projects – reporting on variance from program and budget
Updating of project trackers
Updating Synergist – communication records; timesheets
Attend and participate in internal and external launch meetings and project close out
Manage variations in a timely manner