Graduate Electrical Engineer

Overview

Graduate Electrical Engineer for design and build projects in water sector.

Key Responsibilities

• acceptance testing
• design coordination
• control design
• bim coordination
• commissioning
• power design

Tasks

-Assisting with the Factory Acceptance Testing (FAT) and Site Acceptance Testing (SAT) of equipment and control panels. -Coordinating designs to ensure cost-effectiveness, constructability, and effective commissioning, considering the impact on other disciplines. -Working closely with Process, Mechanical, and Civil Engineering teams to ensure the electrical, instrumentation, and control designs are fully integrated and coordinated across the project. -Contributing to the design of control systems e.g. programmable logic controllers, SCADA, and Telemetry systems, for plant-wide control and monitoring. -Preparing Design Risk Assessments and ensuring all designs fully comply with relevant British Standards, legislation, and Health & Safety requirements. -Supporting the development of User Requirement Specification and Functional Design Specifications to define how the plant's automation systems will operate. -Carrying out site surveys and technical inspections to verify existing conditions or confirm adherence to design standards during construction. -Contributing to the design of instrumentation e.g. flow meters, level sensors, and pressure transmitters to monitor and manage process performance. -Actively supporting the development and coordination of 3D Models and Build Information Modelling (BIM) in a multi-disciplinary environment, specifically focusing on positioning and routing of electrical containment, instrumentation, and control panel locations to facilitate clash detection and ensure constructability. -Producing clear, well-presented technical reports, design calculations, specifications, and drawings e.g. single-line diagrams, and block cable diagrams. -Supporting the specification and selection of key electrical equipment, including transformers, low voltage switchboards, motor control centres, protection devices, and variable speed drives. -Supporting the commissioning and start-up phases of new installations, helping to troubleshoot and verify the operational performance of electrical and ICA systems. -Assisting in the design and delivery of power distribution systems e.g. power system modelling, low voltage switchboards, and motor control centres, for water and wastewater treatment works.

Requirements

• driving licence
• communication
• master's
• electrical
• uk eligible

What You Bring

-Have the ability to travel to the office and sites (some of our sites are difficult to access through public transport) Meaning a full UK driving licence would be preferred. -Great communication skills. (Written and Verbal) -Have achieved or on track to achieve your Master's degree in Electrical Engineering -Eligible to work in the UK

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Benefits

-Flexibility - Successful candidates will need to be flexible and willing to spend time in other offices and sites. -A committed and structured three-year Graduate Programme. -Ongoing Development and Support after the graduate scheme for progressing to chartership -25 days holiday + Bank Holidays (with an additional 5 days available to buy) -A competitive starting salary -Technology salary sacrifice scheme -And many more benefits including Sports and Social club membership -Gym memberships -Mentorship dedicated to you to support your career -Some flexibility with hybrid working -IET Accredited Graduate Scheme -Private medical insurance -A structured training plan. -Competitive and flexible contribution pension scheme -An opportunity to rotate in both design and build (hands on site experience) -Employee Assistance Scheme - free mental health support, financial advice -UK wide program with opportunities to network with your peers -Cycle to Work scheme -6 monthly salary increases, rewarding your commitment to your development and training

About Mwh Treatment

-With roots stretching back to 1820, draws on two centuries of innovation in the UK water sector. -Operates as a turnkey engineering, procurement, and construction specialist, delivering projects from multi-million-pound schemes to capital maintenance. -Teams work across six major UK water frameworks, often in joint ventures and alliances. -Typical projects include water reclamation and wastewater treatment plants, delivered through integrated design-and-build contracts. -Known for pushing digital delivery techniques, winning awards for innovation and asset performance strategies.

Sector Specialisms

Interview Process

-application reviewed by early careers recruiter -video interview -in‑person or teams interview with two hiring managers -opportunity to meet the team on‑site or in the office