Electrical Designer
hardesty hanover construction servicesEast Boston (MA)
Electrical Designer
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hardesty hanover construction servicesEast Boston (MA)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Electrical DesignerH&H is offering an exciting opportunity for an Electrical Designer in our Boston, MA office. H&H is a nationally recognized, full-service infrastructure engineering firm delivering innovative solutions that move communities forward. With more than 139 years of experience and over 600 professionals across 32 offices nationwide, we combine deep technical expertise with the agility of a privately owned firm. From planning and design through construction, we manage the full project life cycle while continually advancing our capabilities, strengthening our national presence, and investing in the people who power our growth. At H&H, you'll join a firm that is building on its legacy by aligning expertise, expanding opportunity, and positioning itself for long-term, sustainable growth.
Responsibilities:
- Perform electrical design & inspection (i.e. low/high power distribution systems, industrial control systems, lighting, etc. Prepare contract plans, special provisions, calculations, engineer's estimates, inspection reports, and technical memorandums
- Review drawings and recommend necessary changes
- Research design options and document findings for Project Managers
- Job duties will involve a mixture of office and fieldwork
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