Jonathan Lee Recruitment is working with a client seeking a highly skilled Control Engineer. The role comes with a generous salary and benefits package.

The Control Engineer will be an authority in managing planned and fault operations and coordinating with collaborators to maintain security of supply whilst upholding the company's safety protocols.

In your first few weeks in this Control Engineer role, you can expect to:

Take responsibility for the safe and efficient operation of the networks at all levels
Approve and run switching programmes for planned work, ensuring continuity of supply and compliance with safety protocols
Carry out high-voltage switching operations
Coordinate fault operations on low and high-voltage networks, providing real-time decision-making and support, minimising the effect on customers
Authorise and record the issue of safety documents to ensure all works are carried out following procedures
To apply for this Control Engineer role, your soft skills, expertise, and experience should include:

Good analytical and problem-solving skills
Effective interpersonal and team-building abilities
Knowledge of LV, HV and EHV networks and associated protection systems
Good understanding of principles of active and reactive power flow and voltage regulation
Principles of network operations and planning processes
If you're looking to impact and create change positively, you'll be rewarded with an excellent salary and benefits package for your inclusive and committed approach.

Don't hesitate to get in touch with our Jonathan Lee Recruitment team today to apply and register your interest in this full-time Control Engineer position. We're looking forward to meeting you.

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