Expert Engineer Secondary High Voltage Technology

As an Expert Engineer Secondary High Voltage Technology in Weert, you maintain oversight of the engineering of complex high voltage projects. You connect disciplines, monitor progress and quality, and identify risks before they delay a project. With your technical expertise, you help both projects and fellow engineers progress.

• You combine technical depth with oversight and ensure that complex high voltage projects are managed and proceed through engineering according to agreement.
• You connect civil, primary, and secondary technology, thereby gaining insight into the entire engineering process.

In this role, you are right in the middle of the engineering of our high voltage projects. You know what is happening within the standards of secondary technology and live and breathe them completely. Like no other, you know how to transfer knowledge and guide and train Project Engineers within the projects. You bring technology and people together. You look ahead, make bottlenecks discussable, and ensure that planning, reviews, and technical choices align. At the same time, you share your expertise with engineers and help them grow in knowledge and craftsmanship.

These are your responsibilities

• You have knowledge of protections and automation within the high voltage world. You are didactically well-versed and know how to transfer your knowledge to other colleagues.
• You maintain and describe our standards; this is the foundation of the engineering activities.
• You participate in working groups for technical developments, tenders, framework contracts, complex faults, and custom solutions. From your expertise, you contribute to decision-making, standardization, and the further development of the department.
• You maintain oversight of the engineering within projects and ensure good coordination between civil, primary, and secondary technology. You guide the Project Engineers in drafting the engineering planning, monitor progress, and anticipate risks and possible disruptions.
• You review project plans and ensure that important review moments take place in a timely and careful manner. You provide technical guidance to engineers, share knowledge, and help to further strengthen quality, safety, and craftsmanship within the department.
• The high voltage substation can never be switched off and the risk of failure is high. Therefore, you review all drawings together with the Project Engineer before they are released. After all, the risk of failure is very high.