Tokamak Energy

Engineer

• Maintain, and audit the application of, the company’s Low Voltage Electrical Safety Policy.
• Provide independent assurance to the company leadership team and directors on compliance with relevant legislation, including the Electricity at Work Regulations 1989, and adherence to BS 7671.
• Deliver technical bulletins, toolbox talks and briefings, responding to incidents or observations, and keeping procedures aligned to current guidance and industry practice.
• Present a consistent on-site presence for day-to-day oversight, inspections, and engagement with teams and contractors.
• Maintain the assessment and appointment framework for personnel authorised to carry out electrical work, and administer records of appointed personnel.
• Define training and re-assessment requirements for general staff, and electrical appointed persons.
• Lead an audit programme, encompassing application of policy, safe systems of work, documentation, test and inspection, and contractor management.
• Lead investigation into electrical incidents and near misses, identifying root causes and systemic improvements, and reporting findings and recommendations to the company leadership team and directors.
• Act as the ultimate technical authority for matters of electrical safety in the course of LV design, installation, maintenance and operation.
• Set minimum standards for signage and documentation, including schematics/schedules, test and inspection reports, and equipment manuals.
• Advise on the control of contractor activities on site, including the authorisation of contractors to carry out electrical work.
• Contribute to the development of high-voltage safety policy and practice.

Electrical Authorising Engineer