Delivery Engineer: HV/LV Faults & Smart Grid Trials

SP Electricity North West; Penrith; On-site; GBP 45,000 - 65,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

26 days annual leave increasing with‑长

Car allowance or Company Vehicle

Employee rewards portal

Market-leading contributory pension

Employee assistance programme

L&D opportunities

Job summary

SP Electricity North West is recruiting a Delivery Engineer to manage faults, maintenance, inspections and construction on the HV/LV distribution network. You will work as part of the North Operations engineering team to deliver on time, within budget and to high safety standards.

You will be responsible for HV switching on underground and overhead networks and for LV fault management to reduce CIs and CMLs, with a proactive approach to technology trials and new fault location techniques.

Qualifications

• Minimum HNC in Electrical Engineering or equivalent.
• LV and HV authorised (essential), preferably SAP 11kV Field Control.
• Experience in LV fault location and repair to policy (desirable).
• Strong knowledge of electrical design, Codes of Practice, and safety regulations.

Responsibilities

• Deliver faults, maintenance, inspections and construction on the HV/LV network on time and within budget.
• Carry out HV switching on underground and overhead networks; install automated LV fault equipment.
• Contribute to reducing customer interruptions and minutes lost through proactive fault management.
• Operate in compliance with health and safety legislation and company codes of practice.

Skills

Electrical engineering know-how

LV/HV authorisation

Driving licence

Fault management experience

Education

HNC in Electrical Engineering

Job description

SP Electricity North West is recruiting a Delivery Engineer to manage faults, maintenance, inspections and construction on the HV/LV distribution network. You will work as part of the North Operations engineering team to deliver on time, within budget and to high safety standards.

You will be responsible for HV switching on underground and overhead networks and for LV fault management to reduce CIs and CMLs, with a proactive approach to technology trials and new fault location techniques.