Senior Electrical Engineer Renewable Energy

Contact Aimee Burke
  • Salary: €60,000-€75,000
  • Location: IrelandMunsterWaterford
  • Sector: Power & Energy
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Our client, a leading provider of Renewable Energy Solutions is seeking a Senior Electrical Engineer to support project delivery in a fast paced industry, based in Waterford.

Key Responsibilities

  • Manage clients, contractors and utility companies to ensure the successful delivery of projects.
  • Assist all junior staff on on projects
  • Assist the sales team with client queries at tender stage.
  • Identify design gaps and deviations or contradictions in specifications.
  • Complete technical assessments and ensure technical issues are resolved in a timely fashion to maintain timelines.
  • Monitor submitting through approvals process, track procurement and delivery of key long lead items.
  • Review engineer designs to ensure compliance with employers requirements and requests.
  • Site attendance to inspect and supervise key works to ensure the expected quality is delivered.
  • Witness site acceptance tests for all major electrical plant and attend factory acceptance tests where required.
  • Update and record progress on system trackers which are fully aligned with the construction schedule.
  • Review and answer technical queries from site during the construction and commissioning phases in relation to specifications, drawings, material, equipment and solutions to issues as the arise.
  • Specify all manner of electrical equipment
  • Commissioning and review commissioning requirements where required.

The Ideal Candidate 

  • 3rd level Engineering qualification
  • 5+ years relevant experience
  • Proven experience in the design and construction of LV/HV/MV networks
  • Proven experience in design and construction of wind/solar electrical works packages is desirable
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