Job Title: Electrical Engineering Experienced Professional

Location: Hornsea 3 Onshore Converter Station - Norwich

Duration: 6 months contract

Rates: 173.34 GBP/Day on PAYE (OR) 227.60 GBP/Day on Umbrella (Inside IR35 contract)

Job Description

• Electrical Engineering researches, develops, designs, and tests electrical components, equipment, systems, and networks.
• Designs electrical equipment, facilities, components, products, and systems for commercial, industrial, and domestic purposes.
• An Experienced Professional (P2) applies practical knowledge of job area typically obtained through advanced education and work experience.

May require the following proficiency:

• Works independently with general supervision.
• Problems faced are difficult but typically not complex.
• May influence others within the job area through explanation of facts, policies and practices.

Additional Information

• Assess the probable impact that the work will have on the Electrical Installation within their area of responsibility, and the impact the Electrical Installation will have on the people performing the work.
• Ensure that all necessary signage such as operation signs, warning signs and required barriers are in place.
• Perform risk management for work activities e.g., setting to work process - reviewing RAMS/POWRA prepared by PICW and conducting pre-job safety briefings/toolbox talks.
• Collaborate with Nominated PICW in the planning and risk management of the work.
• Give authorization to Nominated PICW to start the work activity by approving and issuing Electrical Permit to Work or Permit to Test.
• Acknowledge the return of Permit to Work or Permit to Test from the Nominated PICW before taking measures to change the configuration of the electrical system.
• Receive handing over document from the installation team prior to energization of any equipment.
• Review remaining activities that have been accepted by the site manager, installation manager or commissioning manager and inspect prior to energization.
• Ensure that required tests have been performed prior to energization, i.e insulation tests of equipment and associated cables test, protective earthing continuity, etc. (according to the Inspection Test Plan)