Commissioning Engineer

Commissioning Engineer
Midlands based (UK Wide travel)
Up to 55k + company car

Job responsibilities:

• Carry out site installation, commissioning, training, handover, startup, and repair/diagnostic activities as directed by the assigned work planner or manager.
• Collaborate with internal and external stakeholders to meet project requirements and ensure their satisfaction. Communicate issues such as time constraints, commercial considerations, technical challenges, functional needs, safety concerns, and quality standards promptly. Proactively inform stakeholders of potential problems.
• Review all relevant documentation in the "Commissioning Pack," including but not limited to the Functional Design Specification (FDS), Test Plan (if applicable), Input/Output Schedule, System Architecture, and Software Application Revision. Ensure you are thoroughly briefed on requirements and validate the accuracy of the provided information when possible.
• Accurately complete all required documentation in accordance with company procedures and project/customer requirements. This includes test certificates, commissioning records, and fault reports related to each contract.
• Maintain a detailed site diary documenting activities and key events. Share this diary with your work planner or manager as needed.
• For testing activities (e.g., Site Acceptance Tests), ensure these are conducted diligently, safely, and according to agreed procedures and schedules.
• Investigate instances of non-compliance, attempting to resolve issues where possible, or coordinate with relevant teams (e.g., the Systems Integration Team) to address any identified faults.

Essential requirements:

• Proven experience in testing and commissioning PLC, HMI, and SCADA system hardware and software. This includes a strong understanding of various communication protocols and testing techniques associated with these systems.
• Ability to interpret electrical drawings with excellent fault-diagnosis capabilities and strong practical craft skills.
• Familiarity with the Automotive, Food & Beverage, and Water & Waste industries.
• Additional Competencies:
• Commercial awareness.
• Health and safety consciousness.
• Mechanical aptitude and understanding.
• Certifications: Relevant qualifications such as NICEIC certification (or equivalent).