Electrical Engineer, Solar Projects
European Energy
Glasgow, United Kingdom
Your New Role
As our new Electrical Engineer, you will deliver utility-scale solar (PV) projects in the UK. In due course, we expect delivery of both onshore wind, energy storage, and Power-to-X projects to form part of the UK portfolio.
The main function of the electrical engineer´s role will be to support the preparatory stages of the project, oversee the front-end engineering design (FEED), support construction teams, troubleshoot and oversee the commissioning of our electrical infrastructure, from Point Of Connection through sub- and transformer station to LV distribution networks.
You will work in closely with our project manager, construction & Site manager, procurement, grid connection, design, and asset management teams to support and safeguard our projects.
Areas of Responsibilities
- Participate in the preparation of electrical design processes, specifications, control concepts, protection, and single-line diagrams;
- Detailed knowledge of PV plant architecture, system design, suppliers, and market standards;
- Managing the corporation with suppliers, technical advisors, and consultants to coordinate interfaces and final design;
- Competence in interpreting electrical studies such as load flow estimations, short-circuit studies, LV&MV Cable sizing and optimization calculations, LPS, system earthing, etc.;
- Support and implement commissioning and operational instructions documentation e.g., shutdown procedures; and briefing notes for owners and technical advisors.
- Supporting compliance processes and key certifications such as PAC, IAC and FAC, ION, EON and FON;
- Support our EPC targets of reducing capex by optimizing designs.
Prerequisites to Progress in the Job
- Degree in Electrical Engineering, degree in STEM, or equivalent professional experience and/or certifications;
- Professional experience in electrical solar PV at commercial or utility scale;
- Good understanding of P28, G59/G99, and similar ENA recommendations and design/implementation of solutions to meet these requirements;
- Strong knowledge of relevant IEC/ISO/BS Standards including BS7671;
- Detailed knowledge of CDM, Electricity at Work Regulations 1989, site safety rules, DNO requirements, switching procedures;
- You are fluent in English, both verbally and in writing;
- You are willing to travel throughout the UK (primarily) and to our head office in Denmark (periodically);
- You have a valid UK driving license.
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