As a Technical Designer Secondary Systems, you will play a crucial role in the design and realisation of various electric installations and systems (protection, automation and control).
Each project involves close collaboration with project engineers, technicians (MAC), experts and occasionally external study offices.
The work of a Technical Designer Secondary Systems is divided into 2 different phases:
Tasks during study phase:
Based on the project note, carry out a study to adapt standard drawings to achieve the desired end result (and key intermediate phases). Taking the norms, standards and methods into account and in most cases also the integration of the project in an existing substation. The design is done with AutoCAD. An important step is the quality control of the study.
Discuss and solve problems together with the project engineer
Sending the drawings to the appropriate departments
During the construction of the cubicles, being in close contact with the internal and external stakeholders to rapidly solve problems
Tasks during the construction phase:
Be in close contact with the contractor for solving problems during construction phase
Be in close contact with the technicians during the commissioning to solve issues.
Finding solutions to Secondary Systems problems on site, in consultation with the project leader and technicians on site
Profile / Requirements :
You have a qualification in a relevant technical field. For example, electricity, electromechanics, automation or engineering.
You are interested in design activities. It is a plus when you are familiar with CAD software, preferably AutoCAD.
You are a team player with strong communication skills and a customer-focused approach.
You have an eye for detail, work accurately and have strong planning and organisational skills.
You have a strong motivation to develop further and to gain expertise in your field.
You have a very good knowledge of Dutch and are willing to learn the other language.