LEAD ENGINEER - RAIL ELECTRIFICATION
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- Job added: 20 July 2020
- Salary: £57000 - £62000/annum
- Location: EC2M 2WG, Coleman Street, Greater London
- County: Greater London
- Job Type: Permanent
- Reference: 212222365
- Company: CV-Library
LEAD ENGINEER - RAIL ELECTRIFICATION - LONDON - £55,000 - £62,000
ARM are a specialist's in engineering recruitment and rail recruiters. We are currently recruiting for a Lead Engineer with expertise within rail electrification.
We are looking a highly experienced electrification engineer, who is ideally chartered. You will be a registered engineer with experience within a broad range of electrification (AC and DC) and interfaces. Good knowledge of standards and safety within the field is required also.
Our client is looking for a Lead Engineer to join their small team, focusing on rail electrification. This is a broad role and will be reviewing rail standards both in the UK and bringing in standards across Europe also. The role will be document reviewing, standard setting and involvement with European working groups looking at standards and safety within railways.
This is a full-time, permanent position and the salary is between £55,000 and £62,000. On top of this is a performance related bonus scheme, pension scheme, 30 days annual leave (plus bank holidays) and much more
ARM are a specialist's in engineering recruitment and rail recruiters. We are currently recruiting for a Lead Engineer with expertise within rail electrification.
We are looking a highly experienced electrification engineer, who is ideally chartered. You will be a registered engineer with experience within a broad range of electrification (AC and DC) and interfaces. Good knowledge of standards and safety within the field is required also.
Our client is looking for a Lead Engineer to join their small team, focusing on rail electrification. This is a broad role and will be reviewing rail standards both in the UK and bringing in standards across Europe also. The role will be document reviewing, standard setting and involvement with European working groups looking at standards and safety within railways.
This is a full-time, permanent position and the salary is between £55,000 and £62,000. On top of this is a performance related bonus scheme, pension scheme, 30 days annual leave (plus bank holidays) and much more
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