Egis

Role Description As Strategic Advisory Lead, you will spearhead the development and delivery of Egis' strategic advisory capability across Australia, shaping high-impact solutions for clients navigating transformation, digital, sustainability and asset strategy challenges. Working closely with the Director, you'll help evolve our advisory offering, lead a talented consulting team and build the trusted client relationships that underpin our continued growth. This is a senior leadership role that can be based anywhere in Australia, for someone ready to influence both the direction of the business and the careers of the people within it. - Leading the delivery of complex, high-value advisory engagements for key clients across Australia - Supporting the Director to shape and evolve the strategic advisory offering in line with regional strategy - Building trusted client relationships and contributing to pipeline development and pursuit activities - Collaborating with regional teams to leverage shared methodologies and intellectual property - Leading and inspiring a high-performing consulting team, fostering a culture grounded in Egis' values of people first, accountability and innovation - Driving capability uplift through coaching, mentoring and creating development opportunities across the team - Promoting innovation by encouraging new thinking, digital approaches and continuous improvement in how services are delivered Qualifications - Significant experience in management consulting or strategic advisory, preferably within infrastructure, the built environment or a related sector - Tertiary qualifications in a relevant discipline such as business, engineering, economics or similar (postgraduate qualifications advantageous) - Demonstrated experience leading complex advisory engagements across areas such as transformation, digital, sustainability and/or asset strategy - A strong existing network, with the commercial acumen to identify, develop and convert new business opportunities - Proven leadership capability, with experience building, mentoring and inspiring high-performing consulting teams - Excellent stakeholder management skills and the ability to build trusted relationships at senior client levels - Strong written and verbal communication skills, including the ability to translate complex problems into clear, compelling solutions - A collaborative mindset and the ability to work effectively across regional and global teams Benefits - Commitment to creating an inclusive, flexible, and values-led workplace - Support for flexible work arrangements - Collaborative environment for career development and growth

Role Description The Design Assurance Engineer is responsible for undertaking National Grid BP141 design assurance roles on a variety of National Grid projects. This role ensures that designs for a variety of installations, asset replacements, connection schemes, and substation builds comply with National Grid technical specifications, engineering standards, regulatory requirements, and industry best practices. The successful candidate will work closely with National Grid Project Teams, DNO’s & Contractors, to support the timely delivery of safe, reliable, and compliant designs. Experience of the UK Electricity Transmission and/or Distribution System is essential for this role. - We are looking for all Design Assurance Disciplines: - HV Plant - Substation Civil - Protection & Control - Relay Settings - HV Cable - Overhead Lines - Commissioning Officer Responsibilities - Design Review & Design Compliance Assurance Audit Report (DCAAR) acceptance: - Review and assess design submissions, ensuring compliance with National Grid, technical specifications, procedures, and engineering standards. - Provide detailed feedback and recommendations to address design gaps, non-compliance, or potential risks. - Support completion of design pack DCAAR once all technical, safety, and regulatory requirements are met. - Engage in regular project design review meetings with a variety of stakeholders. - Coordination and technical interface with other design assurance engineering disciplines. - Stakeholder Coordination: - Serve as the primary point of contact between National Grid’s Project Team and Contractor Design Teams regarding design matters. - Collaborate with internal stakeholders, including asset management, project delivery teams, and other engineering disciplines, to ensure design alignment with project objectives. - Participate in design coordination meetings, workshops, and technical reviews with contractors and suppliers. - Risk Identification & Mitigation: - Identify potential risks related to safety, reliability, and performance in contractor designs and recommend corrective actions. - Ensure that Contractor Design Teams have incorporated appropriate risk mitigation measures. - Experience of implementing safety by design and CDM awareness. - Documentation & Reporting: - Maintain comprehensive records of design submissions, review comments, and DCAAR acceptances in accordance with BP188. - Review technical reports and assurance documentation related to design pack submission. - Monitor performance related to design quality and compliance, providing feedback to management as needed. - Experience of working to a structured project design process and compliance with associated BP188 timescales to support the project. Qualifications - Essential: - HNC or Degree in Electrical Engineering, Power Systems, or a related discipline. - Currently or previously held National Grid BP141 Design Assurance Engineer authorisation. - Chartered Engineer status or working towards CEng accreditation. - Proven experience in infrastructure design, design assurance, or technical approval within the Electricity Transmission and/or DNO sector. - Strong knowledge of electrical infrastructure, relevant to the specific assurance discipline. - Desirable: - Experience of producing, reviewing, and approving designs for National Grid and/or Distribution Network Operator (DNO) projects. - Currently or previously nominated as SR188 Contractor Design Approval Engineer on National Grid projects. Requirements - Location: Home based, with the option of working from Omnia offices (Stafford, Stockton Heath, and Northallerton), as per project requirements. Must be willing to travel anywhere throughout the UK. - Working Hours: Ideally full time but willing to consider part time staff positions. Benefits - Competitive Salary, plus discretionary bonus. - Working hours of 40 hours per week. All overtime payable or time off in lieu (your choice) should you work more than this. - 22 days holiday, plus bank holidays with an option to increase. - Private Medical Insurance. - Workplace Pension. - Death in Service. - Company car scheme. Company Description Established in 2012, Omnia Projects is a respected specialist in T&D engineering, project management, and technical assurance. With over 110 staff, the company has delivered critical infrastructure for clients including National Grid, helping to shape the UK’s evolving energy system. Omnia Projects brings deep expertise across the full energy project lifecycle, from feasibility and concept design through to commissioning and operation, helping clients navigate the growing complexity of the UK’s energy landscape. The addition of Omnia Projects strengthens Egis’ strategy to deliver a fully integrated service offering in the sector. It enhances capabilities in civil and structural engineering, protection and control, and project delivery services for high-voltage substations and overhead line and cable design, creating a broader service offering for clients involved in energy transition and grid modernisation.

Role Description Design Assurance Engineers are responsible for undertaking National Grid BP141 design assurance roles on a variety of National Grid projects. This role ensures that designs for a variety of installations, asset replacements, connection schemes and substation builds comply with National Grid technical specifications, engineering standards, regulatory requirements, and industry best practices. The successful candidate will have suitable technical expertise and already undertake other relevant roles e.g. Contractor Design Approval Engineer, Principal Engineer, BP141 authorised in other disciplines and have experience of the UK Electricity Transmission and/or Distribution System and be willing to progress into formal Design Assurance Disciplines. We are looking for all Associate Design Assurance Disciplines: - HV Plant - Substation Civil - Protection & Control - Relay Settings - HV Cable - Overhead Lines - Commissioning Officer Responsibilities include: - Supporting in ongoing Optioneering, FEED and Detailed Design projects to support the journey to becoming an authorised BP141 Design Assurance Engineer. - Work closely with existing Design Assurance Engineers to gain an insight into the BP141 process and shadow during BP188 design reviews. - Attain a suitable level of understanding of relevant Technical Specifications, Business Procedures etc to undertake the appropriate BP141 authorisation assessment. - Support completion of design pack DCAAR once all technical, safety, and regulatory requirements are met. - Engage in regular project design review meetings with a variety of stakeholders. - Coordination and technical interface with other design assurance engineering disciplines. - Collaborate with internal stakeholders, including asset management, project delivery teams, and other engineering disciplines, to ensure design alignment with project objectives. - Participate in design coordination meetings, workshops, and technical reviews with contractors and suppliers. Qualifications - Proven experience in infrastructure design, design assurance, or technical approval within the Electricity Transmission and/or DNO sector. - Experience of producing, reviewing and approving designs for National Grid and/or Distribution Network Operator (DNO) projects. - Strong knowledge of electrical infrastructure, relevant to the specific assurance discipline. - Over 5 years experience of National Grid project design. - Willingness to pursue BP141 authorisation assessment through engagement in FEED and Detailed Design / CDAE roles. - HNC or Degree in Electrical Engineering, Power Systems, or a related discipline. - Chartered Engineer status or working towards CEng accreditation. - Currently or previously nominated as SR137 Contractor Design Approval Engineer on National Grid projects. Requirements - Location: Home based, with the option of working from Omnia offices (Stafford, Stockton Heath and Northallerton), as per project requirements. Must be willing to travel anywhere throughout the UK. - Working Hours: Ideally full time but willing to consider part time staff positions. Benefits - Competitive Salary, plus discretionary bonus. - Working hours of 40 hours per week. All overtime payable or time off in lieu (your choice) should you work more than this. - 22 days holiday, plus bank holidays with an option to increase. - Private Medical Insurance. - Workplace Pension. - Death in Service. - Company car scheme. Company Description Established in 2012, Omnia Projects is a respected specialist in T&D engineering, project management and technical assurance. With over 110 staff the company has delivered critical infrastructure for clients including National Grid, helping to shape the UK’s evolving energy system. Omnia Projects brings deep expertise across the full energy project lifecycle, from feasibility and concept design through to commissioning and operation, helping clients navigate the growing complexity of the UK’s energy landscape. The addition of Omnia Projects strengthens Egis’ strategy to deliver a fully integrated service offering in the sector. It enhances capabilities in civil and structural engineering, protection and control and project delivery services for high-voltage substations and overhead line and cable design, creating a broader service offering for clients involved in energy transition and grid modernisation.

Role Description We are seeking a skilled Principal Electrical Engineer to join our growing team - role can be based in Wellington, Christchurch, or Auckland. Working with us means that you’ll bring your technical design capabilities to work on exciting and complex projects that are shaping the energy market across the ANZ region. We work with key clients in the electrical distribution and transmission space and with opportunities to support our Australian Energy team, you’ll contribute to projects nationally and internally. In this role you will provide technical expertise and leadership in the assessment and strategic planning of water supply and sewerage networks to manage growth, compliance, network performance, and renewals. Your work will include: - Master planning - Options assessments - Feasibility studies - Business case preparation while supporting the growth of the team through active business development. Key Responsibilities: - Detailed design of electrical networks. This could be in either Transmission or Distribution. - Ensure engineering calculations, studies, and technical assessments are completed to a high standard to support substation development, asset upgrades and replacements, and distributed generation connections. - Developing and maintaining AutoCAD and Revit models for substation layouts, equipment arrangements, and associated building services. - Project scoping, estimating and ability to support ongoing project management and delivery. - Collaborating in a team environment, while learning to work efficiently and autonomously on allocated tasks. - Proactively working with our Australian team of over 100 T&D engineers to deliver high quality work for our clients and local multidisciplinary teams to support a whole of project delivery. - Helping to support and grow the NZ Energy offering reporting to the Director for Energy to help steer strategy, business needs and staff requirements. Qualifications - Tertiary qualifications in Electrical Engineering (Washington Accord mandatory) - Chartered Status (CPEng, RPEQ or equivalent) - 15+ years of experience - Experience in Substation or Transmission Lines or Distribution - Demonstrated experience in delivering overhead or underground distribution network designs - Network of clients/contacts within the industry - Proficiency with using design programs such as AutoCAD, Revit, NEARA, PLS CADD or similar is essential. - Effective communication skills with ability to work with a diverse range of internal and external stakeholders. - Ability to travel as required Benefits - Flexible working arrangements, including remote working options and full-time or part-time working hours. - Competitive remuneration - Purchased additional annual leave. - A structured learning and development framework to align with career progression goals and dedicated individual training / conference allowances. - An inclusive team culture that celebrates performance and rewards accordingly. - Paid Primary and Secondary Carer Leave Policy, reflecting our commitment to work-life balance. - Support structures like our Employee Assistance Program, professional mentoring, and buddy program for new starters. - Opportunities to work on special interest projects. - Opportunities to work across government, private and resource sectors. - Opportunities to travel for work across multiple offices. - Great cultural environment where teamwork and camaraderie are promoted and valued. - Supportive leadership based on openness. - We are open to considering this role on a full-time, part-time or job-share basis. Please let us know of your flexibility requirements. - Egis is committed to creating an inclusive, creative culture that embraces diversity and flexibility. We offer generous parental leave, support flexible work practices and strive to create an environment where employees can connect, collaborate, grow and succeed.

Role Description As a Project Manager you will be responsible for the delivery of Design and Engineering projects, overseeing all aspects of Project Planning, Execution, and Delivery in accordance with the contract scope. - Close collaboration with multidisciplined teams, including Designers, Engineers, Clients, and third-party Stakeholders. - Ensure project objectives are met on time, within budget, and according to quality standards. - Previous experience of the UK Power Sector is preferable, but not essential for this role. - Ensure scope and deliverables are clearly defined and delivered in accordance with the project requirements and contract to time, quality and cost. - Effective communication, building and managing strong relationships with internal project teams, clients and external stakeholders. - Lead the project team, actively managing key stakeholders to ensure their input and engagement throughout the project lifecycle. - Controlling internal and external commercial aspects of the project under the contract arrangements, NEC 4 contract form. - Managing risk to the business and to the Client. - Work effectively on several projects concurrently to deliver to tight deadlines. - Ensure that Health, Safety and Environmental issues are proactively managed by all parties throughout the project lifecycle. - Ensure that all contract/project activities adhere to current legislation and Client policies and procedures. Qualifications - 5 years demonstrable experience of success in the delivery of projects, acting as Project Manager. - Understanding of the application of NEC 4 forms of contract. - Experience of leading multi-disciplined teams. - Experience of stakeholder management. - Knowledge and application of CDM. - Knowledge of Safety and Environmental legislation, practices and policies. - Strong capability in application of project management practices, methodologies, and tools. - Customer-centric approach to delivering a high-quality output. - Proficient technical knowledge of the UK Power Sector and associated primary and secondary assets (Overhead Lines, Substations, Protection & Control, Underground Cables) is preferred but not essential. - Strong construction backgrounds or other utility knowledge/experience will also be considered. Requirements - Degree or HNC in an engineering discipline, or relevant experience. - Must already have the Right to Work in the UK or be able to secure this prior to commencement of the role. Benefits - Competitive Salary, plus discretionary bonus. - Working hours of 40 hours per week. All overtime payable or time off in lieu (your choice) should you work more than this. - 22 days holiday, plus bank holidays with an option to increase. - Private Medical Insurance. - Workplace Pension. - Death in Service. - Company car scheme. - Options to work Home based, with the option of working from Omnia offices (Stafford, Stockton Heath, Northallerton), as per project requirements. Must be willing to travel anywhere throughout the UK.

Role Description The Principal Engineer (P&C) is responsible for leading, reviewing, assessing, and approving Protection and Control design submissions for National Grid and/or Distribution Network Operator (DNO) projects. This role ensures that designs for substations, transformers, switchgear, and other HV infrastructure comply with National Grid / DNO engineering standards, regulatory requirements, and industry best practices. The successful candidate will work closely with the DNO's, Contractors, internal Engineering and Design teams, and Project Managers to ensure the timely delivery of safe, reliable, and compliant designs. Experience of the UK Electricity Transmission and/or Distribution System is preferable, but not essential for this role. Responsibilities - Design Review & Approval: - Review and assess P&C design submissions, ensuring compliance with National Grid / DNO policies, procedures and engineering standards. - Provide detailed feedback and recommendations to address design gaps, non-compliance, or potential risks. - Approve final designs once all technical, safety, and regulatory requirements are met. - Chair design review meetings with a variety of stakeholders. - Coordination and technical interface with other engineering disciplines. - Stakeholder Coordination: - Serve as the primary point of contact between National Grid / DNO and Contractors regarding P&C design matters. - Collaborate with internal stakeholders, including asset management, project delivery teams, and other engineering disciplines, to ensure design alignment with project objectives. - Participate in design coordination meetings, workshops, and technical reviews with contractors and suppliers. - Risk Identification & Mitigation: - Identify potential risks related to safety, reliability, and performance in contractor designs and recommend corrective actions. - Ensure that all designs incorporate appropriate risk mitigation measures, including hazard identification (HAZID) and risk assessments. - Experience of implementing safety by design and CDM awareness. - Documentation & Reporting: - Maintain comprehensive records of design submissions, review comments, and approval decisions. - Prepare technical reports and assurance documentation for internal stakeholders and regulatory bodies. - Monitor performance related to design quality and compliance, providing feedback to management as needed. - Experience of working to a structured project design process. Qualifications - Essential: - HNC or Degree in Electrical Engineering, Power Systems, or a related discipline. - Proven experience in P&C design, design assurance, or technical approval within the Electricity Transmission and/or DNO sector. - Strong knowledge of HV infrastructure, including substations, transformers, switchgear, and HV Cable. - Desirable: - Chartered Engineer status or working towards CEng accreditation. - Experience of producing, reviewing and approving designs for National Grid and/or Distribution Network Operator (DNO) projects. - Currently or previously held National Grid BP141 Design Assurance Engineer authorisation. - Currently or previously nominated as BP137 Contractor Design Approval Engineer on National Grid projects. Additional Information - Location: Home based / Can be based anywhere in the UK, with the option of working from Omnia offices (Stafford, Stockton Heath and Northallerton), as per project requirements. Must be willing to travel anywhere throughout the UK. - Working Hours: Ideally full time but may consider part time staff positions. - Package: - Competitive Salary, plus discretionary bonus. - Working hours of 40 hours per week. All overtime payable or time off in lieu (your choice) should you work more than this. - 22 days holiday, plus bank holidays with an option to increase. - Private Medical Insurance. - Workplace Pension. - Death in Service. - Company car scheme.

Role Description The Principal Engineer (HV Plant) is responsible for reviewing, assessing, and approving HV Plant design submissions for National Grid and/or Distribution Network Operator (DNO) projects. This role ensures that designs for substations, transformers, switchgear, and other HV infrastructure comply with National Grid / DNO engineering standards, regulatory requirements, and industry best practices. The successful candidate will work closely with National Grid / DNO, Contractors, internal Engineering and Design teams, and Project Managers to ensure the timely delivery of safe, reliable, and compliant designs. Experience of the UK Electricity Transmission and/or Distribution System is preferable, but not essential for this role. Responsibilities - Design Review & Approval: - Review and assess HV plant design submissions, ensuring compliance with National Grid / DNO policies, procedures, and engineering standards. - Provide detailed feedback and recommendations to address design gaps, non-compliance, or potential risks. - Approve final designs once all technical, safety, and regulatory requirements are met. - Chair design review meetings with a variety of stakeholders. - Coordination and technical interface with other engineering disciplines. - Stakeholder Coordination: - Serve as the primary point of contact between National Grid / DNO and Contractors regarding HV Plant design matters. - Collaborate with internal stakeholders, including asset management, project delivery teams, and other engineering disciplines, to ensure design alignment with project objectives. - Participate in design coordination meetings, workshops, and technical reviews with contractors and suppliers. - Risk Identification & Mitigation: - Identify potential risks related to safety, reliability, and performance in contractor designs and recommend corrective actions. - Ensure that all designs incorporate appropriate risk mitigation measures, including hazard identification (HAZID) and risk assessments. - Experience of implementing safety by design and CDM awareness. - Documentation & Reporting: - Maintain comprehensive records of design submissions, review comments, and approval decisions. - Prepare technical reports and assurance documentation for internal stakeholders and regulatory bodies. - Monitor performance related to design quality and compliance, providing feedback to management as needed. - Experience of working to a structured project design process. Qualifications - Essential: - HNC or Degree in Electrical Engineering, Power Systems, or a related discipline. - Proven experience in HV Plant design, design assurance, or technical approval within the Electricity Transmission and/or DNO sector. - Strong knowledge of HV infrastructure, including substations, transformers, switchgear, and protection systems. - Desirable: - Chartered Engineer status or working towards CEng accreditation. - Experience of producing, reviewing, and approving designs for National Grid and/or Distribution Network Operator (DNO) projects. - Currently or previously held National Grid BP141 Design Assurance Engineer authorisation. - Currently or previously nominated as BP137 Contractor Design Approval Engineer on National Grid projects. Requirements - Location: Home based, with the option of working from Omnia offices (Stafford, Stockton Heath, and Northallerton), as per project requirements. Must be willing to travel anywhere throughout the UK. - These are UK wide roles based on client site/s and we welcome applications from various geographical regions. - Working Hours: Ideally full time but may consider Contingent Worker Contract and Part-Time options. Benefits - Competitive Salary, plus discretionary bonus. - Working hours of 40 hours per week. All overtime payable or time off in lieu (your choice) should you work more than this. - 22 days holiday, plus bank holidays with an option to increase. - Private Medical Insurance. - Workplace Pension. - Death in Service. - Company car scheme. Company Description Egis is a leading global architecture, consulting, construction engineering and operating firm. We work side by side with clients to build a more balanced, sustainable and resilient world. Egis has acquired Omnia Projects, a UK-based engineering consultancy specialising in electricity Transmission and Distribution (T&D). Established in 2012, Omnia Projects is a respected specialist in T&D engineering, project management and technical assurance. With over 110 staff, the company has delivered critical infrastructure for clients including National Grid, helping to shape the UK’s evolving energy system.

Role Description The Principal Engineer (HV Cable) is responsible for reviewing, assessing, and approving HV Plant design submissions for National Grid and/or Distribution Network Operator (DNO) projects. This role ensures that designs for substations, transformers, switchgear, and other HV infrastructure comply with National Grid / DNO engineering standards, regulatory requirements, and industry best practices. The successful candidate will work closely with National Grid / DNO, Contractors, internal Engineering and Design teams, and Project Managers to ensure the timely delivery of safe, reliable, and compliant designs. Experience of the UK Electricity Transmission and/or Distribution System is preferable, but not essential for this role. Responsibilities - Design Review & Approval: - Review and assess HV Cable design submissions, ensuring compliance with National Grid / DNO policies, procedures, and engineering standards. - Provide detailed feedback and recommendations to address design gaps, non-compliance, or potential risks. - Approve final designs once all technical, safety, and regulatory requirements are met. - Chair constructability and design review meetings with a variety of stakeholders. - Coordination and technical interface with other engineering disciplines. - Stakeholder Coordination: - Serve as the primary point of contact between National Grid / DNO and Contractors regarding HV Cable design matters. - Collaborate with internal stakeholders, including asset management, project delivery teams, and other engineering disciplines, to ensure design alignment with project objectives. - Participate in design coordination meetings, workshops, and technical reviews with contractors and suppliers. - Risk Identification & Mitigation: - Identify potential risks related to safety, reliability, and performance in contractor designs and recommend corrective actions. - Ensure that all designs incorporate appropriate risk mitigation measures, including hazard identification (HAZID) and risk assessments. - Experience of implementing safety by design and CDM awareness. - Documentation & Reporting: - Maintain comprehensive records of design submissions, review comments, and approval decisions. - Prepare technical reports and assurance documentation for internal stakeholders and regulatory bodies. - Monitor performance related to design quality and compliance, providing feedback to management as needed. - Experience of working to a structured project design process. Qualifications - HNC or Degree in Electrical Engineering, Power Systems, or a related discipline. - Proven experience in HV Cable project development, constructability, design, or technical approval within the Electricity Transmission and/or DNO sector. - Strong knowledge of the UK HV infrastructure, including interfaces and consideration with other disciplines including HV Plant, Civil, OHL, and P&C. Requirements - Chartered Engineer status or working towards CEng accreditation. - Experience of producing, reviewing, and approving designs for National Grid and/or Distribution Network Operator (DNO) projects. - Currently or previously held National Grid BP141 Design Assurance Engineer authorisation. - Currently or previously nominated as BP137 Contractor Design Approval Engineer on National Grid projects. Benefits - Competitive Salary, plus discretionary bonus. - Working hours of 40 hours per week. All overtime payable or time off in lieu (your choice) should you work more than this. - 22 days holiday, plus bank holidays with an option to increase. - Private Medical Insurance. - Workplace Pension. - Death in Service. - Company car scheme. - Options to work Home based, with the option of working from Omnia offices (Stafford, Stockton Heath, Northallerton), as per project requirements. Must be willing to travel anywhere throughout the UK.

Role Description Principal Engineer (HV Cable) is responsible for reviewing, assessing, and approving HV Plant design submissions for National Grid and/or Distribution Network Operator (DNO) projects. This role ensures that designs for substations, transformers, switchgear, and other HV infrastructure comply with National Grid / DNO engineering standards, regulatory requirements, and industry best practices. The successful candidate will work closely with National Grid / DNO, Contractors, internal Engineering and Design teams, and Project Managers to ensure the timely delivery of safe, reliable, and compliant designs. Experience of the UK Electricity Transmission and/or Distribution System is preferable, but not essential for this role. Responsibilities - Design Review & Approval: - Review and assess HV Cable design submissions, ensuring compliance with National Grid / DNO policies, procedures and engineering standards. - Provide detailed feedback and recommendations to address design gaps, non-compliance, or potential risks. - Approve final designs once all technical, safety, and regulatory requirements are met. - Chair constructability and design review meetings with a variety of stakeholders. - Coordination and technical interface with other engineering disciplines. - Stakeholder Coordination: - Serve as the primary point of contact between National Grid / DNO and Contractors regarding HV Cable design matters. - Collaborate with internal stakeholders, including asset management, project delivery teams, and other engineering disciplines, to ensure design alignment with project objectives. - Participate in design coordination meetings, workshops, and technical reviews with contractors and suppliers. - Risk Identification & Mitigation: - Identify potential risks related to safety, reliability, and performance in contractor designs and recommend corrective actions. - Ensure that all designs incorporate appropriate risk mitigation measures, including hazard identification (HAZID) and risk assessments. - Experience of implementing safety by design and CDM awareness. - Documentation & Reporting: - Maintain comprehensive records of design submissions, review comments, and approval decisions. - Prepare technical reports and assurance documentation for internal stakeholders and regulatory bodies. - Monitor performance related to design quality and compliance, providing feedback to management as needed. - Experience of working to a structured project design process. Qualifications - Essential: - HNC or Degree in Electrical Engineering, Power Systems, or a related discipline. - Proven experience in HV Cable project development, constructability, design or technical approval within the Electricity Transmission and/or DNO sector. - Strong knowledge of the UK HV infrastructure, including interfaces and consideration with other disciplines including HV Plant, Civil, OHL and P&C. - Desirable: - Chartered Engineer status or working towards CEng accreditation. - Experience of producing, reviewing and approving designs for National Grid and/or Distribution Network Operator (DNO) projects. - Currently or previously held National Grid BP141 Design Assurance Engineer authorisation. - Currently or previously nominated as BP137 Contractor Design Approval Engineer on National Grid projects. Requirements - Location: Home based, with the option of working from Omnia offices (Stafford, Stockton Heath and Northallerton), as per project requirements. Must be willing to travel anywhere throughout the UK. - Working Hours: Ideally full time but may consider Contingent Worker Contract and Part-Time options. Benefits - Competitive Salary, plus discretionary bonus. - Working hours of 40 hours per week. All overtime payable or time off in lieu (your choice) should you work more than this. - 22 days holiday, plus bank holidays with an option to increase. - Private Medical Insurance. - Workplace Pension. - Death in Service. - Company car scheme. - Options to work Home based, with the option of working from Omnia offices (Stafford, Stockton Heath, Northallerton), as per project requirements. Must be willing to travel anywhere throughout the UK. Company Description Egis is a leading global architecture, consulting, construction engineering and operating firm. We work side by side with clients to build a more balanced, sustainable and resilient world. Egis has acquired Omnia Projects, a UK-based engineering consultancy specialising in electricity Transmission and Distribution (T&D). Established in 2012, Omnia Projects is a respected specialist in T&D engineering, project management and technical assurance. With over 110 staff the company has delivered critical infrastructure for clients including National Grid, helping to shape the UK’s evolving energy system.

• Spearhead both business development and Support Service Practice. • Identify strategic opportunities, cultivate client relationships, and drive revenue growth. • Support over 90,000 customers nationwide as an IT help desk PM. • Oversee planning, execution, and delivery of IT projects within scope, timeline, and budget constraints. • Collaborate with stakeholders to define project objectives, requirements, and deliverables. • Develop project plans, schedules, and resource allocations. • Lead and motivate project teams to achieve goals. • Monitor and control project progress, identify risks, and implement mitigation strategies. • Communicate project status, issues, and resolutions to the Government Technical Manager. • Ensure compliance with project management standards, methodologies, and best practices. • Evaluate project outcomes and implement lessons learned for continuous improvement. • Analyze and report IT service desk trouble ticket data as assigned by management.