Electrical Engineer
Exeter
£ £32,798.00 to £36,443.00 per year
About The Role Are you a highly talented, passionate and experienced Electrician? Are you a looking for a new challenge within an award winning...
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Exeter
£ £32,798.00 to £36,443.00 per year
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more details >Aeronautical engineers specialise in the design and engineering of aircraft. Lighting engineers design and oversee lighting arrangements for events such as concerts, TV shows and films. Planning engineers work with project managers to oversee project operations.
A wide array of companies within a team environment with both civilian and military personnel. Private firms, agencies, military, research centres, engineering bodies and universities. Most major employers are global businesses, especially in the aeronautics or defence businesses. Lighting engineers can work for film studios, TV networks, specialist audio visual installation firms, clubs and music venues and stage and theatre companies. Planning engineers can work for the energy private sector, oil-rich governments, the construction and transport industries and companies involved in one-off events, such as the Olympic Games.
Aeronautical engineers work 9-5. But you may sometimes have to work late to meet deadlines. You'll normally work in a single location, but should expect to occasionally work off-site with buyers or suppliers on location. Lighting engineers work long hours, often 12-hour shifts in a TV studio, film set or open-air concert setting. Planning engineers generally work 40-hour weeks. But those based on construction sites can work six-day weeks totaling 60 hours.
Aeronautical engineers will need a strong set of A-levels in science or maths-based subjects. You can't become a chartered engineer or incorporated engineer without a relevant qualification. There are aeronautic-specific courses at some leading universities. Any of the following courses will qualify you to work as a lighting engineer: BTEC National Award (NA) in Stage Lighting, Rigging and Operation; BA in Theatre Practice in Lighting Design; BA in Theatre Practice in Production Lighting
Aeronautical engineers are likely to start on around £25,000 rising to £40,000 with around three-five years' experience. Seniors' salaries start at £60,000 but specialists can earn more. Lighting engineers in a theatre can earn £15,000-£30,000 a year, depending on experience. Major feature film production lighting engineers have a minimum daily rate of £251.20 for a 12-hour day. A staff planning engineer can earn over £40,000 or £350 a day if used as a contractor.
Major employers will offer a wide variety of health and pension benefits and offer largely secure, well-established positions.
Specialisation and progression are available for aeronautical engineers. Industry, sales roles and senior management roles are all possibilities. Lighting engineers can become lighting designers on big projects where they become less manual and more preoccupied with design and management of technician teams. Planning engineers can eventually progress to become a project controls manager. Here, you will be responsible for planning the project, controlling costs and making complex estimates.
Aeronautical engineers test the physical properties of materials so they are fit for purpose. You will advise on which materials and components can be used to balance between technological and cost efficiency. Development and design of engines and electronics – involving specialist modelling, design tools and computer programmes. Testing aircraft to ensure safety requirements are met. Maintaining, repairing and servicing aircraft, including written instructions on how aircraft or their components are to be serviced in the future. Accident inspection. Lighting engineers, working with stagehands, electricians and riggers, set up configurations of lights which are then remotely controlled. Often, computer programming is needing to configure the series and sequences of effects. A planning engineer are responsible for work out a sequence of activities that are required to complete a project, then linking them together. This is a very important role, since most project contracts include penalty clauses which could force your firm's company to pay millions of pounds if deadlines are not met. Planning engineers, liaising regularly with project managers, develop easy-to-understand schedules and graphs in order to meet deadlines. They can provide visual aids to help explain the work schedule, including bar charts and network diagrams.