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Electrical Project Engineers
Location: City of London
Salary: £70K- £80K per Year
Contract: Permanent
Type: Full Time
Reference: Project Engineers_1793880817
Posted: November 5, 2026
Electrical Project Engineer | HV Power Projects | UK
Electrical Project Engineer - HV Power & Substations
Our client is looking for Electrical Project Engineers to support the delivery of high-voltage power infrastructure projects across the UK. Working on substations, grid connections, renewable energy and data centre schemes, you'll play a key role in ensuring electrical installations are delivered safely, on programme and ready for energisation.
Key Responsibilities:
- Oversee electrical installation works on HV projects (11kV-132kV)
- Coordinate subcontractors and site teams to maintain safety and quality standards
- Review electrical designs, drawings and technical documentation
- Support outage planning, site access arrangements and safety procedures
- Carry out inspections, pre-commissioning checks and support energisation activities
- Manage progress reporting, materials, programme updates and as-built records
What We're Looking For:
- Experience delivering HV substation or cable projects within the UK
- Strong understanding of switchgear, cable systems, protection and control equipment
- Ability to read and interpret electrical drawings and schematics
- Knowledge of DNO/TSO working practices, CDM and industry safety standards
- HNC/HND or equivalent in Electrical Engineering
- Full UK driving licence
Desirable:
- Authorised Person experience (11kV/33kV)
- SSSTS or SMSTS
- Substation entry competencies
- Experience on transmission or renewable energy projects
What's on Offer?
✅ Competitive salary + bonus
✅ Car allowance
✅ Pension contribution
✅ Private healthcare benefits
✅ Training and professional development support
✅ Clear career progression within a growing power engineering business
Interested in working on some of the UK's most important power infrastructure projects? Apply today to find out more.
