Electrical Plant Engineer (Transformers & Reactors)

Description

• Support site and operational teams to ensure the quality of installations, with minimal risk to Network security.
• Implement safety by design principles to ensure that engineering and safety risks are adequately controlled.
• Review and approve transformer and reactor designs through the development and execution phases and attend FATs of the same to support the Technical Authority function.
• Promote best practice within the electric plant discipline, bringing your experience to provide suggested improvements in specifications, innovation of technology options and management of engineering risks.
• Liaise with other equipment plant engineers e.g. switchgear, FACTS and grid stabilisation in formulation of complete substation scope of works.
• Write electric plant scope of works related to Transformers and Reactors in the substation from 33kV to 400kV

Requirements

• A technical understanding of underlying British and international standards, relevant legislation and the implications for both Assets and Projects, including CDM & ESQCR.
• Experience in transformers and reactors specifically related design manufacturing, factory acceptance testing, installation and commissioning ideally up to 400kV . Should have worked in at least one of the functions above but have good knowledge about other functions as well.
• Experience of substation project document review and of other substation equipment such as AIS, GIS, FACTs, will be added advantage.
• Effective communication skills, you should be able to communicate complex technical issues clearly and concisely
• Ability to work effectively with internal and external stakeholders with an appetite for building strong and lasting relationships.
• A degree in Electrical or other relevant engineering discipline and ideally be a Chartered Engineer in a relevant institution or working towards chartered status

Benefits

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance