Overview
Location: Blackburn (Site-Based - Hybrid Available Post-Probation)
Work Type: Full Time - 37.5 hours per week, Monday to Friday. 9-Day Fortnight Available (Staff). Potential Future Offshore Mobilisations.
We are currently recruiting on behalf of our client for an experienced Electrical Engineer to support ongoing engineering activities within their P&A Applications group. This role will focus on electrical design and interfacing activities associated with a compact workover rig programme supporting well Plug & Abandonment operations.
Key Responsibilities
- Electrical system design for drilling and well intervention equipment
- Development of electrical architecture including power generation systems
- Equipment interfacing and system integration activities
- Supporting design reviews and technical documentation
- Ensuring compliance with offshore standards and UKCS regulatory requirements
- Providing engineering support to the compact workover rig programme
Requirements
- Strong background in electrical system design within drilling, workover, or well intervention environments
- Experience in equipment interfacing and integrated system development
- Knowledge of offshore electrical standards and regulatory compliance
- Ability to work within a multi-disciplinary engineering team
- Willingness to support potential future offshore mobilisation
Qualifications
- Degree-qualified in Electrical Engineering (or equivalent)
- Chartered Engineer (CEng) preferred or working towards
- Relevant offshore certification advantageous (if mobilisation required)
Minimum Competencies
- Electrical design and schematic development
- Power distribution and generation system knowledge
- System integration and interface management
- Technical problem solving and analytical capability
- Strong communication and stakeholder engagement skills
Desirable Competencies
- Experience with workover rigs or offshore drilling assets
- Familiarity with UKCS regulatory framework
- Experience supporting P&A operations
- Previous offshore project exposure
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