Secondary Designer

Overview

Design drafting and detailing for HV/EHV substations and transmission projects

Key Responsibilities

• scope management
• detail design
• budget control
• design drafting
• site review
• peer review

Tasks

-Identify and manage scope variations according to client and/or project requirements -Effectively manage the detail design from concept through to final design implementation to agreed scope, quality, time frames and budgets -Manage outcomes within budget and project programme constraints whilst maintaining high levels of technical performance -Undertaking design drafting of substations, overhead and underground sub transmission and distribution to a high technical standard -Review and assess brownfield and greenfield sites -Review work as part of the peer review process from time to time as may be required

Requirements

• autocad
• microstation
• electrical diploma
• line design
• distribution systems
• communication

What You Bring

-Current full Victorian Driver’s License -Relevant work rights to live and work full-time in Australia -Well-developed interpersonal and communication skills to manage stakeholders at all levels -Experience and knowledge in overhead and underground line design of sub transmission and distribution systems -Proficiency with AutoCAD and MicroStation -Technical qualification such as a Diploma of Electrical Engineering (or equivalent) -Understanding of Electricity Distribution systems and process requirements related to design work -Demonstrated experience within the Electrical Transmissions/Distribution industry

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