Control Engineer

Overview

Control engineer managing HV network operations, outages and customer service.

Key Responsibilities

• outage planning
• fault analysis
• asset data
• customer service
• contingency plans
• network access

Tasks

-Work with new and existing generation partners to utilise flexibility service arrangements and Distribution Restart Zone partnerships. -Actively participate in business and organisational change such that the performance, productivity and service standards of the SPEN are maintained and/or improved. -Give advice and support as required on technical matters relating to the High Voltage network. -Reviewing and investigating system performance following major incidents and faults. -Take ownership in objectives to improve the safety and customer service culture across the shift team and operations business. -Be active in the improvement/development and introduction of new processes, procedures and initiatives. -Actively monitor CML outage reqests to minimise effect on system and targets. -Implement Contingency & Emergency Plans, escalate significant incidents throughout the business as required. -Manage customer service proactively and reactively as appropriate, to meet all customer service KPI’s. -Interpretation of Asset data & post fault analysis of plant and equipment. -Actively support the provision of operational data such that operational IT systems are accurate. -Co-ordinate outage planning and liaison with internal/external third parties for all network activities. -Approve and Control all outage and network access requests ensuring risk to network and system security is minimised. -Facilitate change necessary within Customer Services Delivery as the distribution network transitions to Net Zero. -Complete all associated statutory reports and paperwork for Network incidents. -Takes responsibility and accountability for tasks and activities and contributes to the achievement of team goals by providing support, advice, encouragement and clear direction and coaching when appropriate.

Requirements

• electrical engineering
• high voltage
• network knowledge
• transmission
• hse
• process design

What You Bring

-Ability to form strong working relationships across all EN business areas and at all levels -Ability in dealing with major customers -Developed knowledge of transmission and/or distribution systems and outage planning -A proven aptitude for using and developing new IT solutions -Ability to co-ordinate a broad range of complex tasks and requirements from different business areas and devise solutions. -Developed negotiation, communication, influencing and staff management skills. -Working knowledge of health, safety and environmental legislation. -Working knowledge of key Energy Networks policies, procedures and working practices -Working knowledge of SPEN policies, procedures and working practices. -Effective decision maker not inhibited by consultation with others when necessary or give lead as required. -HNC with relevant experience or Degree in Electrical Engineering would be preferable. -High Voltage Operational experience ideally as a Senior Authorised Person required. -Detailed distribution and/or network knowledge essential. -Ability to define and document new processes for key strategic changes within the Control Room.

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Benefits

-Life Assurance (4x salary) -Holiday Purchase – perfect your work/life balance with extra annual leave -Healthcare benefit options including: Dental Insurance, Private Medical Insurance, Health Cash Plan and annual Health Assessments -Access to Savesmart financial wellbeing support -36 days annual leave -Share Schemes -Technology Vouchers – save more and spread the cost of your technology purchases -Electric Vehicle Schemes – to help you transition to green/clean driving -Cycle to Work scheme and Public Transport Season Ticket Loans -Plus shopping, leisure, restaurant and gym discounts, and unique employee deals on travel insurance and more

About Scottishpower

-Balances three core pillars: onshore and offshore wind development, power networks maintenance, and electricity and gas retail. -Iconic projects include East Anglia THREE offshore wind farm, showcasing innovation and ambition in renewable energy. -Networks division manages transmission and distribution systems in central/southern Scotland, North Wales, and Merseyside. -Typical work includes turbine and substation construction, as well as smart-meter rollouts through the MAP business. -Cultural highlight: The ScottishPower Pipe Band, sponsored since the 1990s, has performed internationally alongside royalty and top artists.

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