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Commissioning Engineer

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Commissioning Engineer
A specialist engineering business in South Wales is looking to appoint an experienced Commissioning Engineer to join their growing team.
The company works across power generation, electrical systems and controls, delivering technically complex projects for a range of industrial and commercial customers.
This is an excellent opportunity for an electrical engineer with commissioning experience who wants to work on varied projects, develop their technical expertise and take ownership of commissioning activities from installation through to successful handover.
Responsibilities
As a Commissioning Engineer, you will be responsible for:
- Commissioning and testing electrical and control systems on customer sites
- Carrying out fault-finding, diagnostics and troubleshooting
- Testing control panels and associated electrical equipment
- Working from electrical drawings, schematics and technical documentation
- Supporting installation and project teams throughout the commissioning process
- Identifying and resolving technical issues on site
- Carrying out functional and operational testing
- Producing commissioning reports and relevant documentation
- Working closely with customers and providing technical support
- Ensuring all work is completed safely and in line with relevant standards
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Requirements
We’re looking for an experienced electrical engineer with a strong commissioning background. Experience within one or more of the following areas would be beneficial:
- Power generation
- Industrial electrical systems
- Control systems
- CHP
- PLCs and automation
- Switchgear and control panels
- Electrical installation and commissioning


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You should be confident reading electrical schematics and have strong fault-finding and problem-solving skills.
The role will suit someone who is comfortable working independently on customer sites, communicating directly with clients and taking ownership of technical issues through to resolution.
The Package
- Salary up to £80,000
- Company vehicle
- Company pension
- Ongoing training and development
- Varied and technically interesting projects
- Strong long-term career prospects
- Supportive engineering environment
If you’re an experienced Commissioning Engineer based in South Wales and looking for your next opportunity, we’d be keen to hear from you.
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