Associate EICA Engineer

Job Title: Associate EICA EngineerRef. No.: CJD0612J25 Location: London Salary: £70,000 – £80,000 This is a fantastic opportunity to join my client, a fast-growing, innovative Multidisciplinary Consultancy, currently in the process of establishing themselves as an industry-leading team of design experts in the Water Sector. They are actively seeking an experienced, technically-minded Associate EICA Engineer with demonstrable knowledge of wastewater and non-infrastructure design, who is willing and able to lead a team through their delivery of an array of challenging projects. You will be responsible for establishing, growing, and overseeing a bright new team of design engineers, based in the iconic, multicultural Capital City of London. Benefits for the role of Associate EICA Engineer include (but are not limited to): – Competitive salary (commensurate with experience) – Employee Pension Scheme – Generous annual leave entitlement – Opportunities for flexible, hybrid working, with a focus on the importance of a work-life balance – Life Insurance Scheme – Dedication to your Continuing Professional Development (CPD) – Delivery of a wide range of exciting engineering projects across the local region and beyond – Proactively shaping the company’s development prospects Responsibilities for the role of Associate EICA Engineer include: – Taking responsibility for complex electrical design deliverables, including single-line diagrams, distribution layouts, projection and coordination, earthing/grounding, etc. – Overseeing the specifications of electrical equipment for a range of projects, including switchgears, transformers, distribution boards, etc. – Producing complex designs for control and instrumentation interfaces, to include SCADA, PLCs, field instrumentation, and power supply – Undertaking calculations, analyses, and coordination studies, as well as other technical work, including checking, amending, and submitting colleagues’ work – Managing working relations with clientele and other stakeholders across the public and private sectors, ensuring the delivery of projects to the highest of standards – Leading on all stages of projects, from initial commissioning, testing, site supervision, delivery, and handover – Ensuring all colleagues’ continuing compliance with the required standards, regulations, procedures, and legislation – Overseeing a team of colleagues, as well as a diverse range of projects Required skills and experience for the role of Associate EICA Engineer include: – A UK Bachelor’s Degree (or equivalent qualification) in Electrical Engineering (or a similar, relevant discipline) – Possess Chartered Status with a recognised professional body (e.g., IET) – Extensive experience of working in an electrical engineering role, within infrastructure or the industrial sector – Demonstrable experience in power distribution, electrical design, and control and instrumentation – Outstanding working knowledge of the relevant industry standards and regulations, including IEC, BS, and NEC – Highly proficient in preparing drawings, schematics, and other technical documents – Excellent working knowledge of a range of design and analysis software systems and tools, including AutoCAD, Revit, ETAP, SKM, Dialux, etc. – Demonstrable understanding of LV/MV electrical systems and utility interface requirements – Good problem solving skills, with a highly-technical mindset – Outstanding communication and interpersonal skills – Considerable experience of managing people, projects, and stakeholder relations – Hold a full, valid UK driving licence Desirable skills and experience for the role of Associate EICA Engineer include: – Experience within the UK Water Sector, particularly with wastewater and/or utilities – Good working knowledge of instrumentation, PLC, SCADA, and automation systems – Prior experience of working on construction sites – Some experience with power quality, harmonic analysis, and energy efficiency – Experience of setting up protective relays, coordination, and testing procedures – Experience of winning a variety of projects, and therefore overseeing Business Development (BD) opportunities