EAD Circuit Designer (Outside IR35 role)
Posted 1 day ago by Ubique Systems
Negotiable
Outside
Onsite
Glasgow, Scotland, United Kingdom
Summary: The EAD Circuit Designer role based in Glasgow, Scotland, involves supporting telecoms circuit delivery in electricity substations and utility environments. The position requires extensive experience in BT/Openreach EAD/Ethernet access circuit delivery, focusing on practical design solutions while considering various site-specific constraints. This is an on-site position with a requirement for a UK driving license and is classified as outside IR35.
Key Responsibilities:
- Support telecoms circuit delivery into electricity substations and utility environments.
- Assess site feasibility and interpret survey outputs.
- Understand access constraints and produce practical design packs for implementation.
- Address issues related to electromagnetic interference, EMC requirements, and Earth Potential Rise.
- Evaluate fibre/copper suitability, cabinet specifications, cable entry, ventilation, earthing, and substation access constraints.
Key Skills:
- Strong experience in BT/Openreach EAD/Ethernet access circuit delivery.
- Ability to assess site feasibility and interpret survey outputs.
- Knowledge of electromagnetic interference and EMC requirements.
- Experience in producing practical design packs for implementation.
- Familiarity with utility environments and substation access constraints.
- UK driving license.
Salary (Rate): undetermined
City: Glasgow
Country: United Kingdom
Working Arrangements: on-site
IR35 Status: outside IR35
Seniority Level: undetermined
Industry: Other
EAD Circuit Designer
Location - Glasgow , Scotland (5days - Onsite)
Outside IR35 Contract
Should have UK Driving License
Role Summary - We are looking for an experienced EAD Circuit Designer to support telecoms circuit delivery into electricity substation and utility environments. This is not a standard network design role. The person must have strong experience in BT/Openreach EAD / Ethernet access circuit delivery , with the ability to assess site feasibility, interpret survey outputs, understand access constraints, and produce practical design packs for implementation. The role is specifically focused on sites where telecoms delivery may be affected by electromagnetic interference, EMC requirements, Earth Potential Rise, fibre/copper suitability, cabinet specification, cable entry, ventilation, earthing, and substation access constraints.