EC+I Design Engineer

A leader in the UK Nuclear and defence market is looking to bring on board a skilled and experienced EC+I Design Engineer to support some of the largest projects in the UK

• Job Title - EC+I Design engineer
• Location - Reading 2/3 days a week
• Contract Length - 12 Months
• Pay Rate - £70 an hour Inside IR35

Key Accountabilities/Responsibilities

• Develop electrical, control, and instrumentation designs that meet safety and performance standards.
• Stay well-informed about relevant legislative documentation and industry standards related to electrical engineering.
• Apply knowledge to ensure designs comply with relevant legislation, standards, and requirements.
• Maintain high personal standards for environment, safety, health, security, and quality, and foster a strong team-oriented approach.
• Produce electrical, control, and instrumentation designs that address defined requirements across the full engineering lifecycle and uphold a high standard of quality.
• Ensure the design intent is preserved throughout the lifecycle by collaborating with other disciplines to maintain overall design coherence.
• Ensure compliance with the company's Environmental, Safety, Health, and Quality (ESH&Q) guidelines and statutory regulations.
• Apply relevant standards appropriately and incorporate engineering best practices.
• Identify and escalate concerns to the relevant Principal Engineer.

Qualifications/Experiences

• ONC/OND or equivalent in electrical engineering or a related discipline.
• HNC/HND or equivalent in electrical engineering or a related discipline.
• Working knowledge of applicable electrical engineering legislation and standards.
• Proficiency in standard office software, engineering tools, and applications.
• Familiarity with legislation and standards related to nuclear or high-hazard facilities.
• Experience in producing control and instrumentation designs as part of a multi-disciplinary team.
• Experience working in highly regulated environments (preferably nuclear and/or explosives sectors)