Job summary

My Client is recruiting for an Associate Director Electrical Engineering in the Water Sector

Key skills required for this role

Water

Important

Water Sector Experience

Job description

My Client is recruiting for an Associate Director Electrical Engineering in the Water Sector

Currently opportunities in Epsom, Bristol, Manchester, Leeds, Belfast and Glasgow offices.

Our Client specialises in all aspects of electrical engineering, within multiple challenging and engaging sectors such as Water, Aviation, Defence, Energy, Cities & Development and Education. They continue to provide industry-leading engineering solutions right through the project lifecycle, with value added through client-side support as well as construction phases. If being a part of a team with a passion for this industry is for you then we would love to talk to you.

We're big on expertise but not on hierarchy. So, we'll trust you with more responsibility faster, supporting your career to the next level.

Brief roles responsibilities:

• Own and direct teams who undertake technical design work following relevant design standards and codes, and to high-quality levels.
• Defining briefs, scopes of work, and input into bid proposals.
• Successfully manage time and budgets to key project milestones and programmes.
• Work closely with teams in the UK and overseas to deliver integrated design solutions.
• Setting quality assurance standards in design.
• Grow, develop and manage electrical engineering capability within the practice.

Experience and Qualifictions:

• Chartered Electrical Engineer.
• Electrical Engineering Qualification ideally Degree
• Water Sector Experience

• Experience in owning design delivery, including multidisciplinary design.
• Comprehensive knowledge of electrical design (LV and HV systems), motor control centres/switchgear, electrical installations and systems within industrial/process environment, HAZOP assessments, DSEAR/ATEX installation practice, production of SLD/BCD's, earthing and bonding and familiarity with current UK design standards, including industry specific standards and working practices.