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March 3, 2020 | Comments Off on Electrical Engineer (Forensic Investigation)
Electrical Engineer (Forensic Investigation) Cambridge
Salary & Package: £50k - £60k + Bonus + Car Allowance + 10% Pension + Medical + life insurance + 25 + bank holidays
Are you a degree educated Electrical Engineer with an interest in failure analysis, forensic investigation and working out the root cause of technical issues? We have a great career opportunity for a Forensic Electrical Engineer to be trained by Experts in Forensic Engineering. This career opportunity is rewarding, extremely challenging and a unique proposition for those who thrive on technically focused work. You will learn from the experts within the Electrical Engineering industry. Commutable from Ely, Huntingdon, Newmarket, St Neots and Cambridge.
The Company
My client is very well established in providing a wide range of forensic investigation services and root cause analysis for the insurance and risk management industries as well as the legal profession. They have offices in the UK & abroad with experienced scientists and engineers undertaking investigations worldwide.
The Role
Investigate the causes or likely causes of incidents such as fires, electrical failures and accidents and provide prompt and accurate advice to the client to assist in determining liability. You will be required to provide a rapid response to an instruction, attending the scene within 24 hours of the event if required. A preliminary report will be required within three days setting out the most probable cause and a proposed strategy for further investigation. When needed, a full and detailed scientific investigation will then be carried out in order to formulate a clear and impartial report.
Key Responsibilities of the role (including, but not limited to;)
Carry out thorough site based investigations
Accurately gather evidence and record correctly
Carry out and amend risk assessments as appropriate
Communicate with clients regularly
Conduct detailed examinations and analysis of failed equipment or components
Analysis information from other investigations and consultants
Devise and carry out testing of components and materials
Review technical information
Prepare reports for Court proceedings
Provide Expert Witness evidence in Court
Conduct site audits as required
Ideally you will;
Have attained a good honours degree in an engineering or science based subject
As a minimum, be working towards a Chartered status in a specific discipline
A higher degree of study or research (eg MSc or PhD) is desirable
Be able to identify colours, particularly when working with electrical wiring
Be able to complete a day's site work including some physical exertion
Have the ability to communicate technical concepts clearly, both verbally and in writing, to others less informed than yourself
Be prepared to work unpredictable hours, as and where the work demands
Have gained several years of postgraduate experience
Interested? To apply for the Electrical Engineer (Forensic Engineer) Position, here are your two options:
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About Precision People
This role is posted by Precision People, specialists in Technical, Engineering, Consultancy, Sales and Executive Search Recruitment. Operating since 2004, we have placed hundreds of technical candidates in fantastic new roles. Precision covers the whole spectrum of technical roles from Design Engineers, Service Managers, Mechanical Service Engineers, up to Maintenance and Production Managers. We have many technical roles both in the Midlands and throughout the UK, so get in touch today.