Company Overview: Our client is a leading multi-utility company that designs, constructs, owns, and operates utility infrastructure networks for new-build housing developments. Benefits: * 33 days of annual leave including Bank Holidays with the ability to purchase an additional 2 weeks. * UK Visa Sponsorship * Pension * Employee wellbeing and support programmes * Employee Discounts * Training and development opportunities About The Role: Our client is seeking a Control Engineer to manage the safe and effective operation of their electricity distribution network. The role involves providing a rapid, coordinated response to network faults to minimise customer disruption, ensuring accurate record-keeping, and overseeing operational safety and compliance procedures. Key Responsibilities: • Manage electrical connections requiring operational control of the network • Ensure all documentation for operational work is completed accurately and submitted on time • Respond to network faults and emergencies, acting as the Officer in Charge during outages • Carry out technical and safety audits, including incident investigations and reporting • Instruct contractors and staff on the installation, operation, and repair of network infrastructure • Liaise with DNO representatives on connections and fault works • Maintain accurate operational records and network data • Participate in standby and out-of-hours rota duties as required • Support the Control Manager with additional duties as needed What You’ll Need: Essential: * Bachelors Degree in Electrical Engineering or higher (non-negotiable) * Full UK Driver Licence (non-negotiable) * Experience working on electrical distribution network. * Solid understanding of health and safety legislation NB: Fresh Graduates with no work experince with a Bachelor’s Degree in Electrical Engineering with will be considered for this role. Desirable: • IOSH Managing Safely certification • Member of an Engineering Institution (EngTech level) • Experience with the design, operation, and maintenance of distribution systems • Previous work in an electricity control room environment