Project Engineer- Electrical Installation

Proactive
Leicester, LE1 5YA, United Kingdom
2 months ago
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Project Engineer (Electrical Installation)

£50,000 - £53,000 per annum plus Overtime £60K

Leicester, UK

The employer specialises in designing conveyor systems, working with some of the biggest leaders within the industry. They are well known for delivering complex, high-quality projects across the UK and investing in employee development and progression. They have an exciting opportunity for a Project Engineer (Electrical) to join their team. This position is well-suited to a proactive and detail-oriented person who is looking to take ownership of diverse electrical projects and grow their leadership skills.

This position is based in the Projects department and answers to the Project Manager (or Head of Projects in their absence). You will support and manage electrical installation projects from quotation through completion, coordinate resources and subcontractors, and ensure compliance with safety and quality standards.

Responsibilities:

* Engage with design, technical, site installation, and manufacturing teams to ensure successful project completion.

* Prepare and present commercially viable quotes and support delivery of industrial electrical installation projects.

* Manage budgets, schedules, and procurement activities while maintaining compliance with health and safety regulations.

* Deputise for the Project Manager or other engineers when necessary and participate in client meetings.

Requirements:

* Minimum 5 years' experience in industrial electrical installations.

* NVQ Level 3 Electrical Installations or equivalent electro-technical qualification.

* Experience with process control systems.

* SSSTS certification (desirable), AM2 advantageous but not essential.

* Strong organisational and communication skills with the ability to lead teams.

Reasons why you should apply:

* Competitive salary and the chance to work on a variety of complex, high-value industrial projects.

* Supportive environment with clear opportunities for progression and professional development.

* Be part of a well-established and respected company committed to safety and continuous improvement.

Interested on this role or know someone who could be suitable? Send the CV to Luana Ferreira on (url removed) or call her on (phone number removed)

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