Installation Engineer - Foreman

Job Description

• To lead switch gear installations, off-loading, installing busbars, bus wiring, and testing the switch gear panels/ system.
• Integrate/assemble and modify switch gear assemblies and supervise others doing this activity.
• Repair switch gear when required.
• Carry out function tests, internal wiring, integration and testing duties when required.
• Supervise and coordinate site teams to ensure works are completed safely, on time and to specification.
• Allocate daily tasks and monitor the performance of engineers and labourers on site.
• Act as the main point of contact on site for clients, contractors and other trades.
• Ensure all work is carried out in line with project drawings, specifications and company standards.
• Conduct site briefings, toolbox talks and ensure RAMS are followed at all times.
• Identify and resolve on-site issues, escalating where necessary to the Engineering Manager.
• Complete site documentation, including reports, test records and progress updates.
• Support training and development of junior team members.
• Report any safety concerns, incidents or near misses in line with company procedures.
• Liaise with project management regarding progress, delays and resource requirements.
• Ensure quality standards are met.
• Comply with all site rules, PPE requirements and H&S regulations.

• 3 years’ experience in a similar position
• strong proven track record in electrical engineering
• Excellent Engineering skills and Testing experience.
• Strong Communication, teamwork and interpersonal skills.
• Pro-active & attention to detail essential.
• Good computer skills, Word, Excel, Outlook
• Full Clean UK Driving Licence

• 5 years’ experience in a similar position
• Excellent communication skills
• Ability to communicate with Clients at all levels
• Ability to travel at short notice, including long distances
• Team player
• Willing to work overtime when required, including working away from home Monday – Friday
• Awareness of H+S regulations on site

Working away from home is expected around 80% of the year.