Electrical Engineering (facilities & Equipment) Degree Apprentice

About the role

⚡ Electrical Engineering (Facilities & Equipment) Degree Apprentice ⚡

Ready to power up your career? 🚀 We're looking for bright sparks to join us as Electrical Engineering (Facilities & Equipment) Degree Apprentices! This isn't your average engineering gig – it's your chance to become a guardian of the electrical systems that keep our vital facilities and equipment running smoothly and safely. 💡

You'll dive deep into the world of maintaining, enhancing, and ensuring the safety and compliance of existing electrical infrastructure. Imagine working alongside seasoned engineers who keep our power supplies, lighting, alarms, monitoring systems, and more in top-notch condition. 🛠️ You'll learn the ins and outs of how engineers guarantee electrical systems are safe, reliable, and future-ready. Plus, you'll get a firsthand look at decision-making in a highly regulated environment where safety, quality, and meticulous processes are paramount. 💯

During your apprenticeship, you'll gain hands-on experience in:

• Electrical Engineering Fundamentals 🔌
• Asset Lifecycle Management 🔄
• Reliability Improvement Strategies 💪
• Fault Investigation and Resolution 🔍
• Engineering Change Management ✅
• Electrical Safety Protocols ⚠️
• Plant Performance Monitoring 📊
• Regulatory Compliance Excellence 📜
• Electrical Cable Calculations 📏

As an Electrical Engineer (Facilities & Equipment) at AWE, you'll get to explore and work with a diverse range of systems, including:

• High and Low Voltage (HV & LV) Switchgear and Distribution ⚡
• Uninterruptible Power Supplies (UPS) 🔋
• Emergency Lighting Systems 💡
• Lightning Protection Systems 🌩️
• Pumps, Fans, and Drives (including HVAC and Variable Speed Drives - VSDs) 💨
• Alarm, Monitoring, and Safety Interlock Systems 🚨
• Nuclear Safety Support Systems and Building Management Systems 🏢

Join us and build a future where you can make a real impact! ✨

Key responsibilities

• Help look after electrical systems that keep facilities and equipment running safely and reliably.
• Focus on keeping existing electrical equipment and systems working well.
• Focus on improving electrical equipment and systems where needed.
• Focus on ensuring systems meet safety and compliance requirements.
• Work with experienced engineers who maintain and improve electrical infrastructure.