Hybrid Electrical Network Designer for Net Zero Projects

Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks; Oxford; Hybrid; GBP 51,000 - 61,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health discounts

Wellbeing benefits

Cycle to Work scheme

Family entitlements

Job summary

SSE’s SSEN Distribution is hiring an Electrical CMI Network Designer for a permanent, hybrid role based in West London/Oxfordshire area. You will work on LV to 33kV cable routes, deliver design packages, and ensure CDM compliance while visiting sites across the South Distribution Network.

The role requires knowledge of CDM regulations, NRSWA, and a relevant qualification (HNC or above). Regular travel and a valid driving licence are essential.

Qualifications

• HNC or above or equivalent relevant experience.
• Knowledge of CDM regulations and NRSWA code of practice.
• IOSH or similar health and safety qualification (advantageous).
• Able to work quickly, accurately, and independently under pressure.
• Regular travel and a current driving licence required.

Responsibilities

• Make network alterations from LV cables to 33kV poles.
• Liaise with customers, land agents, local authorities and SSE colleagues; visit sites.
• Identify archaeology, ecological, environmental concerns before works start.
• Produce design deliverables (drawings, documents, access packages, PCI) per SSEN Design Standards.
• Ensure schemes handed to delivery are CDM compliant to reduce health and safety risks.

Skills

Electrical design knowledge

CDM regulations knowledge

Organisational skills

Independent working

Education

HNC or equivalent

Job description

SSE’s SSEN Distribution is hiring an Electrical CMI Network Designer for a permanent, hybrid role based in West London/Oxfordshire area. You will work on LV to 33kV cable routes, deliver design packages, and ensure CDM compliance while visiting sites across the South Distribution Network.

The role requires knowledge of CDM regulations, NRSWA, and a relevant qualification (HNC or above). Regular travel and a valid driving licence are essential.