EICA Design Engineer

EICA Design Engineer - Water & Wastewater

Location: Bury, Greater Manchester
Contract: 12-month rolling contract
IR35: Outside IR35
Working pattern: Hybrid, 3 days per week in the Bury office
Rate: Up to £500 per day (DOE)

We are looking for an experienced EICA Designer / Electrical Design Engineer to support the design and delivery of Electrical, Instrumentation, Control and Automation solutions across engineering projects.

This is a long-term, 12-month rolling contract, outside IR35, with hybrid working from Bury.

Responsibilities

Deliver preliminary and detailed EICA designs through different project stages.
Develop electrical, instrumentation, control and automation solutions.
Produce engineering calculations, drawings, schedules and technical documentation.
Develop cable schedules, block diagrams and single-line diagrams.
Produce electrical layouts including cable routes and ducts using CAD.
Develop technical specifications and engineering reports.
Determine applicable design, installation and client standards.
Liaise with consultants, suppliers, contractors and other project stakeholders.
Provide technical support to Engineers and Technicians within the design function.
Attend project sites when required.

Experience required

EICA design experience within water, utilities, industrial, energy or infrastructure projects.
Strong understanding of electrical, instrumentation, control and automation systems.
Ability to develop practical EICA solutions and resolve technical challenges.
Experience producing detailed engineering drawings and documentation.
Strong communication skills and attention to technical detail.
Degree, HND or equivalent qualification in Electrical Engineering or a related discipline.This contract would particularly suit an EICA Designer looking for a long-term programme of work rather than a short project-based assignment.

To discuss the opportunity, apply or contact Leon Smith, Murray McIntosh

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