You will support underground and tunneling electrical works for Sizewell C, focusing on safe, reliable site electrical infrastructure. You will lead TBM electrical establishment, power distribution and auxiliary systems across marine and tunnel works, collaborating with cross-functional teams to deliver high-performance systems. You’ll develop power schemes, oversee installation and testing, and ensure compliance with safety and project standards. This role offers impact by shaping critical electrical support for a major low-carbon infrastructure project.
Pay / Benefits
market-leading salaries
generous annual leave entitlements
pension scheme
flexible benefits
Responsibilities
Support design, implementation and technical oversight of electrical systems for tunneling and marine works
Lead electrical aspects of Tunnel Boring Machine (TBM) establishment, including power supplies, control panels and auxiliaries
Develop electrical power requirements and distribution for TBMs and associated equipment
Assess power for TBMs, conveyors and auxiliary equipment (grout plants, gantry cranes, chillers, ventilation, water treatment)
Produce/review technical drawings, specifications, calculations, simulations and documentation
Design and maintain robust on-site electrical testing regimes
Provide installation, commissioning, fault-finding and fault-resolution support
Develop HV/LV cabling schemes, transformers, grids and power supply units
Prepare risk assessments, method statements and permit applications
Review subcontractor designs to ensure alignment with project requirements
Collaborate with project teams and stakeholders to coordinate electrical works safely
Champion HSE, quality and continuous improvement principles
Key requirements
A degree, or equivalent qualification, in Electrical or Electronic Engineering
ECS Card and 17th or 18th Edition qualification
Demonstrable experience in a comparable electrical engineering role within major construction, infrastructure or tunneling environments
Essential experience with TBMs including their electrical establishment, power distribution and auxiliary systems
Strong knowledge of electrical systems, power distribution, control systems and fault-finding
Experience designing and troubleshooting electrical systems, with ability to make sound technical decisions in a live project environment
Proven project and process management capability, with a methodical and collaborative approach
Ability to produce clear technical documentation, including drawings, specifications and testing plans
Commitment to working safely and influencing others on HSE agenda
Clear communication skills and ability to work across multidisciplinary teams and alliance partners
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