Commisioning Engineer

Role: Commissioning Engineer
Location: Chelmsford
Salary: Up to GBP60,000 p/a plus package
My client, an established contractor on multiple UK water authorities' frameworks across the the South is seeking to bolster their delivery team with a Commissioning Engineer based in Essex, you will manage and commission the electrical, instrumentation, control and automation elements of multi-million pound water industry projects .
The successful applicant will ideally be degree or HNC/HND qualified in electrical and/ or instrument and control systems engineering and will have the necessary experience to be able to carry out the requirements of the role. Initiative, energy, enthusiasm, and keenness to learn are key qualities which are essential to the role.
Responsibility summary:
Commission Electrical, Instrumentation, Control & Automation equipment.
Management of subcontractors
Site supervision of onsite activities
Management of Commissioning activities
The successful candidate will be able to demonstrate that they:
Experience in commissioining EICA equipment
Are able to proactively problem solve issues onsite
Have the ability to work closely as part of a team to successfully deliver projects
Have initiative and drive to carry out assigned tasks and activities
Can carry out their work in a proactive and professional manner
Are focused and dynamic to achieve specific goals and outcomes
Are willing to strive for continuous improvement and excellence
Are eager to develop across multiple disciplines essential for project delivery
Other requirements:
Full driving licence and vehicle
Degree or HNC/D qualifications in Electrical Engineering
Role summary:
Salary: Competitive based on experience and qualifications + bonus
Package: Comprehensive training and progression, Competitive pension scheme
Job Types: Permanent
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