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Electrical Engineer at MANE Infrastructure
Electrical Engineer at MANE Infrastructure, found 12 days ago on Facebook. Based in London, the UK. The recruiter asks for CVs by email.
Electrical engineer
Facebook
12 days ago
MANE Infrastructure
MANE Infrastructure is recruiting an experienced Electrical Engineer for the MEP engineering team on the HS2 project in London.
What you would do
- Develop and review electrical designs, drawings, calculations and specifications
- Ensure compliance with British Standards, Building Regulations and HS2 requirements
- Coordinate electrical design interfaces with mechanical, structural and civil teams
- Review technical submissions, design packages and construction drawings
- Support installation, testing, commissioning and handover
- Attend design reviews, technical meetings and site inspections
What they ask for
- Degree, HNC/HND or equivalent in Electrical Engineering
- Proven electrical engineering experience in MEP, infrastructure or rail
- Essential: previous experience on HS2, rail or major heavy infrastructure projects
- Strong electrical design experience including calculations and technical documentation
- Knowledge of British Standards and electrical regulations
- Experience with AutoCAD, Revit or equivalent design software
About this job
- Job
- Electrical Engineer
- Category
- Electrical engineer
- Company
- MANE Infrastructure
- Location
- London, the UK
- Salary
- 400 GBP a day
- Posted
- on Facebook, 27 October 2026
- How to apply
- By email to the recruiter, with your CV
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