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E&P Design EngineerTransforming the UK rail network with innovative, sustainable solutions. We’re seeking a highly skilled E&P Design Engineer to join our team in Cheshire, working on high-profile rail projects that enhance the country’s rail infrastructure and reduce environmental impact.As a key member of our multidisciplinary team, you’ll be responsible for creating detailed E&P designs, ensuring compliance with Network Rail standards, BS7671, and other relevant UK regulations. You’ll collaborate with stakeholders to deliver projects on time and within budget, from concept to detailed design stages. Your expertise in power distribution systems and associated plant equipment will be invaluable in driving the development of sustainable solutions.Essential Requirements:Degree in Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, or a related fieldSignificant experience in E&P design within the UK rail sectorProficiency in designing power supply systems and related rail plant equipmentCompetent in using design software such as AutoCAD, MicroStation, or BIM tools (e.g., Revit), Trimble ProDesign, Dialux / Relux, ETAPThorough understanding of Network Rail standards, BS7671, and other relevant UK regulationsNice to Have Skills:Chartered Engineer status (or working towards it) with a recognised institution (e.g., IET or PWI)Experience with 25kV AC traction power systemsKnowledge of sustainable design practices and low-carbon solutions for rail projectsFamiliarity with project management methodologies (e.g., PRINCE2 or Agile)What We Offer:Competitive salary: £40,000 – £50,000 per annum (DOE)Comprehensive benefits packageSupport for professional development, including chartershipFlexible working options, including hybrid arrangementsOpportunity to work on high-profile rail projectsLocation: Cheshire, with occasional travel for site visits across the UK rail networkIf you’re passionate about contributing to the UK’s rail infrastructure and sustainable transport solutions, we encourage you to apply. Join our team and help shape the future of the rail network.