Assistant Electrical Design Engineer (Building Services)

In these uncertain times, Calco Services can offer you the chance of career stability.

This role is for an Assistant Electrical Engineer in the field of building services. Most of the projects you'll be involved in are within the rail sector, so you'll be expected to produce designs, calculations, specifications and drawings for electrical services for new stations, station extensions and refurbishments and car parks. Some projects are in the industrial sector, including external lighting design and renewables.

You have previous consultancy experience working on small / medium sized building services projects, where you have carried out internal and external lighting design, cable sizing calculations, LV distribution systems, CCTV systems, electrical protection and discrimination calculations. You're competent in the use of various relevant software packages including Dialux (or Relux) and Amtech. If you've worked in the building services rail field in the past, that will only help your application.

You've got a degree in electrical or building services engineering and are a member of a relevant professional body (or in the process of applying to one).

To learn more about this and similar jobs call Andrew Snelgrove on 020 8655 4935 during office hours or on 07790 568577 at other times. If you have a copy of your Résumé/CV to hand click here to send an emailed application to Andrew at a.snelgrove@calco.co.uk.

If you are looking for your next job in the Building Services sector but this is not the opportunity for you, then why not give Andrew a call on 020 8655 4935 for an informal chat and to learn about other jobs not advertised here. Alternatively you can request a call back at a time convenient to yourself by clicking here, not forgetting to add your name and a convenient number and time for the call.

Overseas applicants please note that, unless otherwise stated, this job requires you to have a valid Visa, Work Permit or Passport permitting you to live and work in the EC. For further information please visit the Home Office's workingintheuk website.

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