EHV Protection & Control Systems Design Engineer
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- Location
- England
- Work setting
- Onshore
- Rotation
- Not stated
- Industry
- Wind energy
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About the role
EHV Protection & Control Systems Design Engineer. Permanent role based in Cheadle, Staffordshire, West Midlands, England, with an additional base at Thorpe Park, Leeds. The position involves designing protection and control solutions for HV and EHV substations up to 132kV across transmission, distribution, renewable energy and battery energy storage projects in the UK. Responsibilities include producing protection philosophies, relay requirements, AC/DC schematics, technical specifications, single-line diagrams, interlocking schemes and control documentation, as well as supporting SCADA and communication system integration, technical meetings, design reviews, client workshops, testing, commissioning and energisation. The role requires experience in EHV and HV substation and protection/control system design, with knowledge of National Grid, DNO, ICP, renewable energy or battery storage projects being advantageous. Degree, HNC or HND in Electrical Engineering or a related discipline, plus a full UK driving licence, are required. Benefits include bonus, car allowance, private health insurance, pension, life cover, annual leave, hybrid and flexible working, chartership support and progression opportunities.
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