Senior Electrical Engineer

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What role you will play in our team

You will be a Senior Electrical Engineer in a team of Electrical Engineers, based at Fawley, supporting the various business units that operate here. This will include working with maintenance, technical and process units to drive safety, improve long term reliability, provide technical knowledge for risk-based decisions and respond to breakdowns. You will also provide engineering support for projects. This is a site-based role, but with some flexibility for remote working from time to time.

The role is based at our Fawley site, Fawley, Hampshire.
 

What you will do

• Provide specialist electrical engineering advice and recommendations to the Process and Maintenance Departments, for example: on day to day matters; ensuring electrical supply meets demand; equipment failures; investigations; equipment strategies; and reliability improvements. 
• Provide professional electrical engineering support for projects, including: the preparation of screening studies, design bases and specifications for specialist projects.
• Provide professional electrical engineering support and recommendations to management on electrical safety, infrastructure and technology issues.
• Provide technical leadership and competency development to the engineering team.
• Identify and lead electrical fleet health improvement initiatives.

About you

To be eligible for this role, you must:

• Hold an engineering degree in Electrical engineering.
• Be a Chartered Engineer, as defined by the Engineering Council or equivalent. 
• Have relevant electrical engineering experience in an operational environment at a COMAH facility, preferably refining or petrochemical. 
• Be familiar with relevant legislative requirements, particularly the Electricity at Work Regulations, 1989 and DSEAR regulations.

Candidates should also have demonstrated experience of: 

• Trouble shooting and fault-finding electrical equipment
• Working with high voltage switchgear
• Working with generators
• Working with UPS’s (Uninterruptable Power Supply)
• Working with protection systems
• Supporting major maintenance activities e.g., plant shutdowns

Behavioral Skills

• Analytical
• Collaborates
• Creates Business Value
• Communicates Effectively
• Develops Others
• Innovates
• Makes Sound Decisions
• Promotes Inclusion

Functional Skills

Electrical System Protection & Analysis

Electrical Power Engineering

Electrical Safety

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