Electrical Engineer I — Live Events & Show Control
TAIT
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Job summary
TAIT in the United Kingdom is seeking an Electrical Engineer I to assist in designing, developing, and maintaining electrical systems for portable and fixed installations. You will create electrical schematics, help troubleshoot issues, and perform tests under supervision, collaborating with senior engineers and project teams.
The role emphasizes safety, compliance with NEC/IEC standards, CAD work (including EPLAN), and learning across diverse applications, from show control networks to
Qualifications
- Working knowledge of electrical engineering principles.
- CAD experience and ability to design industrial control panels.
- Experience delivering engineered control system packages.
Responsibilities
- Design control systems meeting client specifications for portable and fixed installations.
- Analyze electrical loads, component layout, and functional safety of control systems.
- Conduct optimization and value engineering to improve cost and efficiency; specify components.
- Prepare bills of materials and assist procurement of parts and services.
- Create finished electrical assemblies drawings, contribute to O&M manuals and client submittals.
- Explore emerging technologies to push leading-edge controls technology.
- Adhere to company safety policies and participate in meetings and training.
- Attend meetings, seminars, and training sessions as required.
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Job description
TAIT in the United Kingdom is seeking an Electrical Engineer I to assist in designing, developing, and maintaining electrical systems for portable and fixed installations. You will create electrical schematics, help troubleshoot issues, and perform tests under supervision, collaborating with senior engineers and project teams.
The role emphasizes safety, compliance with NEC/IEC standards, CAD work (including EPLAN), and learning across diverse applications, from show control networks to
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