Protection and Control Engineer
Location:
Flexible across the UK Working Pattern:
Hybrid Employment Type:
Full-time Salary:
Competitive At Morson Projects, we thrive at the heart of the energy industrys most pressing challenges. Within our Power team, we’re delivering impactful projects in the
Transmission and Distribution sectors , while supporting broader energy and infrastructure ventures. With an ever-expanding portfolio, we’re looking for a
Protection and Control Engineer
to join us and take our service offerings to the next level.
In this role, you’ll bring your expertise to
complex, high-impact projects , working collaboratively with talented engineers and industry-leading clients. You’ll be responsible for a variety of tasks that span the full lifecycle of protection and control system design and delivery. ________________________________________ Your Key Responsibilities: Design Expertise:
Conduct FEED and detailed designs, focusing on protection and control systems. Technical Mastery:
Tackle complex tasks like SLD, KLD, schematics, wiring diagrams, functional specifications, and setting reports. Innovative Engineering:
Develop network architecture and perform cable sizing, voltage drop calculations, LVAC and LVDC load calculations, and technical specifications for P&C equipment, batteries, and UPS systems. Design Leadership:
Lead P&C Design Assurance activities and deliver CDAE or LCDAE for National Grid or EPC projects. Tender Management:
Prepare and manage tender packages, focusing on P&C technical offers. Collaborative Oversight:
Chair design and Hazard review meetings, ensuring top-quality deliverables. System Integration:
Implement compliant substation designs using IEC 61850 standards, integrating SCADA, telecommunication, and automation systems. ________________________________________ What Makes You the Perfect Fit? Qualifications and Experience: HND or Degree in Electrical Engineering (or equivalent). Experience in substation P&C design within
National Grid (NG) or DNO
frameworks. Technical Know-How: A deep understanding of engineering lifecycles, electrical codes, and substation automation systems like SCADA. Strong skills in fault analysis, system performance evaluation, and HV protection. The Extra Mile: Exceptional communication skills, a knack for building client relationships, and the ability to lead under tight deadlines. ________________________________________ Why Morson Projects? We’re not just offering a job we’re offering a career packed with opportunities: Room to Grow:
We fund your professional development, paying for one membership and fully supporting your journey to chartership. A Great Place to Work:
Our offices are designed for collaboration, with open-plan spaces, breakout areas, and welfare facilities. Team Spirit:
From company socials to team-building events, we know how to balance hard work with a little fun. ________________________________________ Ready to Power Up?
If this sounds like the next step in your career, we’d love to hear from you.
APPLY NOW - Let’s work together to engineer the future of energy.
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Flexible across the UK Working Pattern:
Hybrid Employment Type:
Full-time Salary:
Competitive At Morson Projects, we thrive at the heart of the energy industrys most pressing challenges. Within our Power team, we’re delivering impactful projects in the
Transmission and Distribution sectors , while supporting broader energy and infrastructure ventures. With an ever-expanding portfolio, we’re looking for a
Protection and Control Engineer
to join us and take our service offerings to the next level.
In this role, you’ll bring your expertise to
complex, high-impact projects , working collaboratively with talented engineers and industry-leading clients. You’ll be responsible for a variety of tasks that span the full lifecycle of protection and control system design and delivery. ________________________________________ Your Key Responsibilities: Design Expertise:
Conduct FEED and detailed designs, focusing on protection and control systems. Technical Mastery:
Tackle complex tasks like SLD, KLD, schematics, wiring diagrams, functional specifications, and setting reports. Innovative Engineering:
Develop network architecture and perform cable sizing, voltage drop calculations, LVAC and LVDC load calculations, and technical specifications for P&C equipment, batteries, and UPS systems. Design Leadership:
Lead P&C Design Assurance activities and deliver CDAE or LCDAE for National Grid or EPC projects. Tender Management:
Prepare and manage tender packages, focusing on P&C technical offers. Collaborative Oversight:
Chair design and Hazard review meetings, ensuring top-quality deliverables. System Integration:
Implement compliant substation designs using IEC 61850 standards, integrating SCADA, telecommunication, and automation systems. ________________________________________ What Makes You the Perfect Fit? Qualifications and Experience: HND or Degree in Electrical Engineering (or equivalent). Experience in substation P&C design within
National Grid (NG) or DNO
frameworks. Technical Know-How: A deep understanding of engineering lifecycles, electrical codes, and substation automation systems like SCADA. Strong skills in fault analysis, system performance evaluation, and HV protection. The Extra Mile: Exceptional communication skills, a knack for building client relationships, and the ability to lead under tight deadlines. ________________________________________ Why Morson Projects? We’re not just offering a job we’re offering a career packed with opportunities: Room to Grow:
We fund your professional development, paying for one membership and fully supporting your journey to chartership. A Great Place to Work:
Our offices are designed for collaboration, with open-plan spaces, breakout areas, and welfare facilities. Team Spirit:
From company socials to team-building events, we know how to balance hard work with a little fun. ________________________________________ Ready to Power Up?
If this sounds like the next step in your career, we’d love to hear from you.
APPLY NOW - Let’s work together to engineer the future of energy.
#J-18808-Ljbffr
