Graduate Electrical Engineer - Exeter at Pell Frischmann in Exeter, England, United Kingdom | Kablio

Role

Grow an understanding of all relevant standards, Codes of Practice, Health & Safety Legislation and current relevant design best practice.
Support the preparation of scheme evaluations, design statements, tender documents and any other required deliverables.
Work in preparation of designs, drawings, calculations, and schedules in own discipline.
Collaborate with other engineering disciplines to provide engineering designs that meets the Clients requirements.
Develop an understanding of BIM standards such as BS1192, PAS1192 and ISO19650.
Develop a good understanding of our BMS (Business Management System) procedures.
Engage, where possible, in client, contractor and third party liaison, including review of third party design proposals.
Support implementation of projects to fully meet the client requirements, in accordance with relevant standards.

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no visa sponsorship will be provided; candidates must already have unrestricted right to work in the uk for the full programme duration

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Company

Founded in 1926 by Cecil Pell, the firm later partnered with Wilem Frischmann to become a multi‑disciplinary consultancy.
Headquartered in London, it has expanded globally with offices across the UK, Middle East, India, Turkey, and Romania.
It architects bold solutions for iconic structures—from the Centre Point tower to Liverpool One and Oxford’s new Bodleian Library.
The firm delivers across sectors including buildings, transport infrastructure, water systems, power networks, and environmental processes.
It has pioneered “firsts” in engineering, notably the tallest building in Europe and the UK’s first PFI road.
After a 2015 stake acquisition by German foundation RAG‑Stiftung, it gained a stable, long‑term ownership structure.
Subsidiaries like Frischmann Prabhu and Conseco extend its influence in Asia‑Pacific and the Middle East.