Street Lighting Project Lead – Highways Infrastructure

E.ON UK; Quarrington; On-site; GBP 47,000 - 59,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Award-Winning Workplace

26 days annual leave

Generous pension

Bonus opportunities

Job summary

E.ON UK is seeking a Highways Lighting Project Engineer to drive street lighting projects from quotation to delivery, ensuring efficiency, quality and profitability. You will support growth, manage key customer relationships and contribute to winning new opportunities.

Join a collaborative team delivering safe, sustainable, and brilliantly lit communities. You'll oversee financials, invoicing targets and procurement alignment while promoting safety and continuous improvement.

Qualifications

• C&G236 or BS7671 18th Edition qualified with proven highway electrical installation experience.
• Strong understanding of highway electrical supplies (DNO, IDNO, PCN, passively safe).
• Proficient with quoting, pricing documents and rate schedules.

Responsibilities

• Pricing customer works and issuing quotes with follow-up information for review of competitive positioning.
• Managing major customer relationships and negotiating win–win deals.
• Ensuring works are effectively project managed with financial tracking and procurement alignment.

Skills

C&G236 or equivalent

BS7671 18th Edition

Highways electrical works

Quotation pricing

Microsoft Office

Financial tracking

Customer relationship management

SAP (great addition)

Microsoft Dynamics

Education

C&G/BS7671 qualification

Tools

SAP

Microsoft Dynamics

Job description

E.ON UK is seeking a Highways Lighting Project Engineer to drive street lighting projects from quotation to delivery, ensuring efficiency, quality and profitability. You will support growth, manage key customer relationships and contribute to winning new opportunities.

Join a collaborative team delivering safe, sustainable, and brilliantly lit communities. You'll oversee financials, invoicing targets and procurement alignment while promoting safety and continuous improvement.