Senior EI&C Engineer

• Applies broad and deep knowledge of power systems, protection, control, instrumentation, and automation within EPC industrial environments.
• Independently evaluates complex technical issues and develops practical, compliant engineering solutions.
• Understands related disciplines (mechanical, civil, process) and manages multi-discipline interfaces.
• Interprets and applies relevant Irish, UK, and European regulations, including:
• ET 101 / IS 10101 Wiring Rule
• IEC/EN 60204, 60364, 60034, 60947
• Grid Code and utility connection requirements
• ATEX / IECEx
• Machinery Directive
• Safety, Health & Welfare at Work Regulations
• Maintains up-to-date knowledge of industry developments relevant to EI&C and power systems.
• Represents the EI&C discipline in client, vendor, contractor, and regulatory interactions.

• Lead the development, review, and approval of all electrical engineering deliverables, including SLDs, protection schemes, MCCs, switchgear specifications, load flow and fault studies, cable sizing calculations, and grounding/earthing system design.
• Oversee EOR electrical design for compliance with project specifications, Irish/EU regulations, and company standards.
• Perform or review:
• short-circuit analysis
• protection coordination studies
• arc flash hazard assessments
• harmonic and power quality assessments
• HV/LV cable sizing and routing
• transformer, generator, and motor sizing
• Ensure designs comply with:
• IS 10101 and IEC/EN electrical standards
• Grid Code and utility requirements
• relevant Irish electrical and safety legislation
• EN/IEC protection and control standards
• ATEX classification and equipment selection (where applicable)

• Lead the design and oversight of control systems (PLC/DCS/SCADA), including architecture, I/O allocation, network design, and functional descriptions.
• Review and approve:
• control logic, cause & effect diagrams, control narratives
• DCS/PLC configurations
• graphic interfaces and alarm philosophies
• instrumentation datasheets, specifications, and installation details
• instrument index, I/O lists, loop diagrams, and wiring details
• Ensure compliance with relevant EN/IEC standards for control systems (e.g., IEC 61131, 61511, 61508).
• Support safety instrumented system (SIS) design and SIL assessments as required.

• Review vendor documentation including GA drawings, wiring diagrams, protection settings, instrument specifications, FAT/SAT procedures, and performance data.
• Participate in technical bid evaluations, vendor clarifications, and technical negotiations.
• Support integration and testing of major EI&C equipment such as:
• HV/MV/LV switchgear
• MCCs and VFDs
• protection relays
• DCS/PLC systems
• instrumentation packages
• electrical rooms, substations, and distribution systems
• Ensure equipment meets technical specifications, performance guarantees, and CE/PED/ATEX requirements.

• Lead EI&C engineering risk assessments, including design hazard reviews, HAZOP/HAZID sessions, arc flash studies, and reliability assessments.
• Integrate safety-in-design principles, ensuring compliance with SHWW Regulations, ATEX, and electrical safety standards.
• Ensure operability, maintainability, lifecycle considerations, and energy efficiency are embedded into EI&C designs.

• Prepare and approve engineering documentation, including specifications, calculations, datasheets, test procedures, and reports.
• Maintain accurate digital engineering records in line with ISO 9001 and company document control procedures.

• Plan and coordinate EI&C engineering scopes, budgets, schedules, and deliverables across project stages.
• Prepare EI&C inputs for engineering execution plans, tender submissions, and resource planning.
• Evaluate EI&C risks and opportunities, developing mitigation strategies.
• Coordinate interfaces between EI&C and mechanical, civil, structural, and process teams.
• Track progress of EOR deliverables and ensure timely submission of drawings, specs, and calculations.
• Support permitting processes, including grid applications, electrical safety submissions, and hazardous area documentation.

• Provide daily technical direction, leadership, and coaching to junior EI&C engineers and designers.
• Support competency development and Engineers Ireland professional formation plans for EI&C staff.
• Review design work completed by the team to ensure accuracy, compliance, and quality.
• Lead or participate in EI&C design reviews, coordination meetings, and technical workshops.
• Represent the discipline in internal and external meetings, supporting the Project Engineering Manager as required.

• Provide specialist support during installation, testing, pre-commissioning, and commissioning of EI&C systems.
• Conduct site visits to inspect cable installations, electrical rooms, grounding systems, MCCs, instrumentation, and control panels.
• Review method statements, energisation plans, commissioning procedures, protection relay settings, and FAT/SAT reports.
• Resolve EI&C design issues encountered on site to protect schedule and cost outcomes.
• Support energisation, loop checking, relay testing, functional testing, and performance verification.
• Participate in punch lists, NCR closeout, and as-built documentation.

• Support procurement activities, including preparation of technical specifications, datasheets, and scope documents.
• Lead technical bid evaluations for EI&C equipment and subcontracted services.
• Participate in vendor meetings, design reviews, FATs, and technical workshops.
• Monitor supplier documentation for compliance and timely delivery.
• Support preparation of EI&C sections of purchase orders and subcontracts.

• Apply ISO 45001, ISO 9001, and ISO 14001 aligned practices to all EI&C engineering tasks.
• Ensure compliance with Irish and EU electrical safety legislation, including:
• IS 10101
• SHWW Act & General Application Regulations
• ATEX (2014/34/EU)
• Machinery Directive
• Support root-cause analysis, incident investigations, and continuous improvement.
• Participate in safety audits, risk assessments, hazardous area classification reviews, and design safety workshops.

• Communicate clearly and professionally with clients, project managers, EPC partners, suppliers, and site teams.
• Lead EI&C elements of design reviews, technical meetings, and coordination sessions.
• Prepare structured, high-quality technical reports, engineering reviews, and responses to client comments.
• Promote teamwork, professional ethics, and Engineers Ireland values across the project team.

• Support proposals and tenders with EI&C design inputs, equipment lists, and technical clarifications.
• Maintain strong relationships with clients, utilities, OEMs, and design partners.
• Identify opportunities for cost reduction, innovation, and quality improvements within EI&C design.
• Represent the company professionally at meetings, site visits, and industry events.

• Use EI&C engineering tools including AutoCAD, SmartPlant Electrical, ETAP/SKM, PLC/DCS configuration tools, and modelling software.
• Follow digital engineering workflows including 3D model reviews, document control, and cybersecurity procedures.
• Support development of improved digital engineering processes and automation tools.

• Degree in Electrical Engineering, Electronic/Instrumentation Engineering, Controls Engineering, or related discipline (Master’s preferred).
• Chartered Engineer (CEng MIEI) or working toward chartership with Engineers Ireland.
• 8–15+ years’ EI&C experience in power generation or large industrial EPC environments.
• Strong technical expertise in MV/LV distribution, protection, instrumentation, control systems, and automation.
• Experience with ETAP/SKM or equivalent power system analysis software.
• Strong communication, leadership, and stakeholder management skills.
• Proven ability to work independently and exercise professional judgement.
• Experience overseeing EOR subcontractors and managing multi-discipline interfaces.

Atlantic Projects Company