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Berkshire Talent Partnership is recruiting an EHV Grid Delivery Manager to own the 275kV package on a major pumped-storage hydro project in the UK. Based in London with Scotland site involvement, you will lead design, procurement, construction, testing and energisation, coordinating interfaces between Transmission Owner, civil works and OEM suppliers.
The role demands an engineering qualification and strong HV/EHV delivery experience, plus robust stakeholder management and safety focus as the
An exceptional opportunity has arisen for an experienced EHV / Grid Delivery Manager to take ownership of the 275kV grid connection and high-voltage package on one of the UK's most significant new pumped-storage hydro developments.
This is a major infrastructure project that will play an important role in supporting the UK's transition towards a more flexible, resilient electricity system.
Working as part of the client-side project team, you will lead the EHV package from design development and procurement through construction, testing, commissioning, energisation and handover.
You'll sit at the centre of a complex multi-contract environment, managing the EHV contractor while coordinating critical interfaces between the Transmission Owner, civil works contractor and major electrical/OEM suppliers.
You will take overall responsibility for the successful delivery of the project's EHV package, ensuring the works are delivered safely and in line with programme, cost, quality and technical requirements.
Key responsibilities will include:
This is a senior delivery position requiring someone who has genuinely delivered complex HV/EHV transmission, connection or substation infrastructure. We are particularly interested in candidates with experience gained within a Tier 1 contractor, Transmission Owner, major utility or client-side project environment.
An engineering qualification and Chartered Engineer (CEng) status in a relevant electrical discipline – MIET or equivalent – are highly desirable.
During the design and pre-construction phase, the role will operate on a hybrid basis from the client's London headquarters.
For candidates based in Scotland, London office attendance is expected approximately every other week, while candidates within commuting distance of London would typically attend 3–4 days per week.
As the EHV works move into construction, the position will transition towards regular attendance at the project site in the Scottish Highlands, particularly during key construction, testing, energisation and commissioning phases.
This is an opportunity to take ownership of one of the most technically critical packages on a major UK energy infrastructure project.
You'll have significant influence across the entire EHV lifecycle – from design development and contractor mobilisation through to the point where the network is energised and the generating assets achieve first synchronisation.
A competitive senior package is available, including base salary, performance-related bonus, pension and private medical cover.