● Telephone: 020 7880 6212 Email:
paul.wade@redactive.co.uk Perrins House,
11 Caroline Place, Hull HU2 8DR 01482 226 444
Associate Director Electrical Engineer Kingston upon Hull
We are currently seeking an enthusias c, talented and experienced individual to join us at the Associate Director Level.
You will be expected to undertake projects within all sectors and will manage the electrical team, ensuring the team undertake detailed designs to the required standards, delivering projects on me and pro tably. The successful candidate will be encouraged to develop new business and should ideally be Chartered or Degree level with previous experience of running teams and designing large projects.
Although based in Hull we work na onally and the candidate must be prepared to travel. If you are interested in joining our commi ed professional team and have the relevant experience and quali ca ons, please email your applica on with a full CV to recep on@sutcli econsul
ng.co.uk
We are an equal opportuni es employer.
Direct applica ons only please, recruitment agency applica ons will not be considered.
www.sutcliffeconsulting.co.uk
APPOINTMENTS
A well renowned medium sized M&E Consultancy who are experiencing successive project wins are currently looking for a well-rounded intermediate electrical design engineer. Successful candidates will have experience of initial and detailed design from conception stage to completion, including experience of working closely with clients, attending design/client meetings and leading aspects of projects. Our client actively supports the development of its engineers and ensures that all their staff are provided with development opportunities such as CPD courses and training in order to generate the best out of their team.
We are currently working on behalf of an expanding building services consultancy in the Oxford area. They are currently looking for a Mechanical Design Engineer to work on various projects within the team at their Oxford office. This is a fun and exciting place to work with an enviable portfolio of clients within the UK and internationally. The ideal candidate for this position will have a minimum of 4 years’ experience within a building services consultancy. They not only want someone who is technically capable, but also has the potential to be promoted through the business to a very senior level.
A multi-disciplinary practice in London with a host of specialist teams, this M&E consultancy is able to respond to every aspect of the building environmental brief. My client currently has a fantastic career opportunity for a creative and driven Principal Electrical Engineer to meet a sustained workload and further strengthen the successful London office team. The ideal Principal Electrical Engineer will be technically well rounded and able to offer the benefit of their experience to more junior electrical engineers within the team. You will be responsible for supporting and delivering designs for a range of project types and sizes. Whether you are leading the team, meeting with clients, developing and producing reports, specifications and guidance, or overseeing testing and commissioning activities. You should be able to work closely as a team to ensure the best results.
Ali Scott 020 7324 2787
ali.scott@
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