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Engineering Power Solutions

Name: Engineering Power Solutions
Address: EPS House, Stockton-on-Tees, TS183TU, GB
Telephone: +441642987240

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Engineering Power Solutions Ltd - EPS is an Electrical Engineering Consultancy serving clients nationwide

23/10/2026

A big thank you to everyone who came to speak to us at the Teesside Student Careers Fair yesterday!

We really enjoyed meeting so many students throughout the day and having some great conversations about their career plans and life as a graduate engineer at EPS. We hope everyone who stopped by left with a better idea of what a career with us could look like and the opportunities available as you develop.

If you liked what you heard and would be interested in working with EPS in the future, you don’t need to wait for the right vacancy to be advertised.

Our EPS Talent Bank is open to graduates and early-career professionals who would like to register their interest in future opportunities with us. Tell us a little about your background and the type of work you’re interested in, and we can keep you in mind when a suitable opportunity becomes available.

If you didn’t get a chance to speak with us at the fair, we’d still be pleased to hear from you!

🔗 Join the EPS Talent Bank:
https://www.engineeringpowersolutions.co.uk/eps-talent-bank/

Thank you again to everyone who stopped by, and to Teesside University for having us.

20/10/2026

The Scope of Work says “replace like for like”... and the 1960s-built substation has no drawings.

Like for like with what, exactly?

For engineers working on legacy electrical infrastructure, this is a familiar starting point: missing schematics, unidentified cables, undocumented modifications and equipment that has outlived its records.

Consider a complete replacement of the LVAC distribution and protection panels in a 1960s substation.

Before detailed design starts, you need to establish what is actually installed, what it supplies and how the protection operates.

A detailed site survey helps establish:

LVAC supply sources, distribution arrangements, connected loads, cable sizes and earthing.
Existing protection functions, relay settings and CT/VT ratios, wiring and polarity.
Trip circuits, interlocks, alarms and interfaces with other equipment.
Panel dimensions, cable routes, access constraints and practical changeover requirements.

Missing information needs to be recorded and resolved through appropriate inspection, testing and operational coordination. A visual survey alone will not answer every question.

That evidence determines whether a replacement can preserve the existing functions or whether an upgrade requires revised protection, additional capacity, new interfaces or changes elsewhere in the network.

It also supports the network model and studies needed to verify fault levels, equipment ratings and protection coordination.

Without that baseline, assumptions can become design decisions, emerging during installation or commissioning as rework, delays and additional outages.

The site survey is part of the engineering, not simply preparation for it.

EPS combines available records with site audits, surveys and power system studies to give legacy upgrades, BESS developments and site expansions a verified basis for detailed design.

Talk to EPS about establishing your site data before design progresses.

✉️ [email protected]
📞 01642 987 240

16/10/2026

Calling all electrical engineering students at Teesside University: come and meet EPS!

We’ll be at the Teesside University Student Careers Fair on 22nd October, meeting students interested in starting their electrical engineering careers⚡️ .

You’ll find the EPS team in the Digital Life Building from 10am, where you can learn more about our work and what it’s like to start your engineering career with a growing independent consultancy.

At EPS, our graduates contribute to live projects from early in their careers, gaining experience across different areas of electrical engineering and working with clients in a wide range of industries.

Come and speak to our team to find out more about:

- The types of projects our graduate engineers work on and the responsibility they can take on as they develop
- Our work across power systems, electrical design, earthing, grid compliance and other specialist areas of electrical engineering
- Our Graduate Training Academy and how we support you as you develop your technical skills, including your route to chartership

Come along, ask us your questions and get a better idea of what starting your engineering career at EPS could look like.

📍 Digital Life Building, Teesside University
⏰ 10am - 3pm

🔗 Want to find out more before the fair? Take a look at our graduate opportunities and hear from engineers who have already started their careers at EPS:

https://www.engineeringpowersolutions.co.uk/careers/careers-graduates/

14/10/2026

EPS is now registered at Silver Plus level on UVDB Powered by Achilles.

Used across the utilities sector, UVDB provides buyers with a structured way to find and pre-qualify suppliers ahead of tender. Our registration means buyers can identify and assess EPS through UVDB for relevant electrical engineering requirements. The assessment includes a 5-star rating for sustainability.

EPS supports projects across transmission and distribution, power generation, renewables, BESS, and water and wastewater.

From feasibility and FEED through to detailed design and operational assessments, our engineers deliver power system studies, arc flash assessments, earthing modelling and site testing, grid code compliance, and HV and LV electrical design.

UVDB Silver Plus is the latest addition to our supplier credentials. It sits alongside Cyber Essentials Plus, ISO 45001 and our renewed ISO 9001:2015 certification, giving procurement teams current evidence across supplier qualification, cyber security and quality management.

If you are sourcing electrical engineering support for a utilities or energy project, speak to EPS about your scope, programme and technical requirements.

25/09/2026

There’s always a good excuse for coffee and cake, but today’s meant a lot more. ☕🍰

The EPS team came together this morning for our quarterly full team meeting and a Macmillan Coffee Morning.

Alongside catching up on what’s been happening across EPS over the past few months and looking ahead to what’s coming up next, there was plenty of homemade baking and fresh coffee to help us raise money for Macmillan Cancer Support.

It was great to see so many of the team getting involved, whether that meant baking, donating or simply stopping by for cake and a catch-up.

After the meeting, we rounded things off with a fantastic lunch buffet from Buddy’s Cafe.

A big thank you to Buddy’s Cafe for catering our lunch, and to everyone who baked, donated and helped make the morning a success.

Together, the EPS team raised over £100 for Macmillan Cancer Support. 💚

Macmillan provides vital support to people living with cancer and their families, so we’re pleased to support the work they do.

17/09/2026

Next Tuesday, EPS will be attending ETAP Spark London, where the programme is focused on real-world electrical system case studies and practical analysis.

From EPS, Aaron and Adam will be there exploring the rise of AI factories, growing energy demand and what this means for the design, reliability and supervision of critical electrical infrastructure.

ETAP is one of several analysis platforms we use at EPS, but the software is only one part of the study.

The quality of the model, the assumptions applied and the engineering judgement used to interpret the results all influence the decisions that follow.

That is why a case-study-led programme is valuable. It gives engineers the opportunity to see how other teams structure their analysis, challenge assumptions and turn study outputs into practical engineering decisions.

We’re looking forward to hearing how other engineering teams are approaching similar modelling and analysis challenges.

09/09/2026

Planning consent is not evidence of grid-connection readiness.

Renewable energy and BESS projects can secure land, finance and planning consent before the electrical case has been fully tested. By the time the connection offer arrives, key assumptions may already be embedded in the programme and equipment strategy.

Common late-stage issues include:

- Fault levels requiring switchgear or protection changes, assessed using BS EN 60909-0
- Weak network conditions affecting inverter and control performance
- Harmonic non-compliance against ENA G5/5
- Earthing based on assumed rather than measured soil resistivity, with reference to BS EN 50522 and BS 7430
- G99 requirements changing the modelling, protection or commissioning scope

These issues are not unusual, but identifying them late can increase costs and delay energisation.

Projects that connect successfully treat electrical due diligence as an early workstream, not a post-offer exercise. Independent review before the design, procurement strategy and programme are fixed is far more effective than redesign after financial close.

A connection offer provides a route to connect. It does not confirm that the electrical design is ready.

Have the project’s electrical assumptions been independently validated against the actual network conditions?

28/08/2026

Passing at commissioning confirms the condition of an earthing system on the day it was tested. Corrosion, damaged connections, site modifications and incomplete records move a system away from that baseline over the years that follow, which is why annual inspection and risk-based periodic testing belong in the maintenance strategy for operational sites.

Depending on the installation and the records available, an earthing inspection carried out by EPS can cover the original design, accessible conductors and terminations, bonding arrangements, continuity testing and earth resistance measurements.

Where an issue is found, our reports explain what it means for the site and how to correct rather than logging it and moving on. Recommendations are prioritised around safety and operational impact, with remedial options set out alongside any access or outage considerations they carry. Site teams end up with an impartial read on the condition of the system and a route to closing any compliance gaps.

Speak to an engineer about earthing inspections on your site.

📞 01642 987 240
✉️ [email protected]

27/08/2026

Unbeaten, Europa League winners, and heading to the National Finals! 🏆⚽

Team EPS returned to Goals yesterday for the Business Fives Tees Valley 5-A-Side Tournament, joining businesses from across the region for another competitive day of football and fundraising.

Thankfully, conditions were quite different from our last Business Fives appearance. We swapped the freezing cold for sunshine this time around, although playing a full day of football in the heat brought its own new challenges!

The team went unbeaten throughout the tournament, finishing the day by winning the Europa League final and securing a place at the Business Fives National Finals in Birmingham this October.

A special mention goes to our very own Elliott Morgan, who picked up the Golden Glove award after conceding just three goals all day and making some fantastic saves🧤.

The result also gave our fundraising an extra boost. We had already raised £365 for The Headlight Project, with our Europa League win adding a further £150 donation from Business Fives, bringing the final total to £515.

Across the tournament, the teams collectively raised an impressive £3,240 for their chosen charities, making it a successful day both on and off the pitch.

The day finished with a Q&A with former West Ham player Frank Nouble, who shared plenty of stories from his career before presenting the awards.

Thank you to everyone who donated, shared our fundraising page or supported the team. It is genuinely appreciated and will help support The Headlight Project's work with children and families across the local area.

A further thank you to Business Fives Ltd for another enjoyable event, and congratulations to all teams who took part.

Next stop, Birmingham ⚽.

25/08/2026

Once a BESS compound is energised, the earthing system can quickly become one of the least visible parts of the asset.

On a recent BESS compound survey, EPS carried out an earthing and bonding gap analysis against the original design.

Much of the visible installation was in acceptable condition, but the survey still identified important details: several transformer earth terminations were showing signs of corrosion, and there was no recent test and inspection record available for the system.

The work gave the client a prioritised view of what needed attention, what required testing, and what could not be confirmed without further access.

For BESS owners and operators, that kind of evidence is useful when planning maintenance, remedial work and ongoing compliance activity.

Explore the full BESS earthing and bonding case study here: https://www.engineeringpowersolutions.co.uk/earthing-and-bonding-bess-compound/

Address

EPS House
Stockton-on-Tees
TS183TU

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm

Telephone

+441642987240

Website

http://www.engineeringpowersolutions.co.uk/

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