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My client has a terrific opportunity for a Street Lighting Design Engineer for their M25 London Orbital Motorway Project.
They operate and maintain the M25 - the busiest motorway in Europe - delivering over £100m of annual investment alongside planned and reactive maintenance.
If you're looking to build a career in highways, the M25 offers exposure and challenge unlike any other project.
What you'll be doing
As a Street Lighting Design Engineer, you will:
·Support the planning, coordination and delivery of lighting design projects from concept through to completion
·Undertake highway lighting designs using Lighting Reality or similar software
·Deliver and support electrical design activities using associated design tools
·Manage and review design documentation, ensuring accuracy and alignment with project requirements
·Coordinate and manage external design consultants
·Review design outputs to ensure compliance with DMRB, MCHW and relevant standards
·Resolve engineering and design issues, both on site and with design teams
·Maintain trackers and registers for design deliverables, including O&M manuals and H&S files
·Liaise with internal teams, supply chain and stakeholders to ensure effective communication and delivery
·Stay up to date with changes to standards and best practices, sharing knowledge across the team
Who we're looking for
We are looking for:
·Experience delivering highway lighting design projects within the Strategic Road Network
·Strong knowledge of ILP & British standards, with ILP Exterior Lighting Diploma
·Experience using Lighting Reality or similar design software
·Knowledge of DMRB, MCHW and relevant UK/European standards
·Experience in electrical design and associated software
·Bachelor's degree in electrical engineering (or a related discipline)
·Professionally qualified (or working towards) with a recognised institution
This is a fantastic opportunity to join a collaborative engineering team delivering critical lighting and M&E infrastructure on one of the UK's most complex road networks