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Commissioning Engineer (Switchgear)
South England
Experience Dependent + Bonus + Commercial Vehicle + Private Medical
An exciting opportunity for an experienced Commissioning Engineer to join a leading engineering organisation delivering critical electrical infrastructure projects across the UK. Working within a highly skilled service team, you'll play a key role in commissioning, testing and supporting electrical distribution systems for customers across a range of industrial, utility and infrastructure environments.
This is a field-based position offering exposure to complex projects, advanced technologies and excellent long-term career development opportunities.
Responsibilities - Commissioning Engineer (Switchgear)
- Commission, test and fault-find LV, 11kV and 33kV electrical distribution systems.
- Commission and configure switchgear, protection relays and associated control equipment.
- Support installation, maintenance, repair, upgrade and retrofit activities.
- Deliver technical support both remotely and on customer sites.
- Assist with SCADA systems including commissioning, troubleshooting and field support.
- Produce commissioning reports and project documentation to a high standard.
- Provide technical guidance and consultancy to customers and internal stakeholders.
- Build and maintain strong customer relationships, ensuring a high level of service delivery.
- Identify opportunities for additional service, maintenance and upgrade solutions.
- Ensure all activities are completed safely and in line with industry standards and company procedures.
- Travel throughout the UK to support customer projects, including occasional overnight stays.
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Experience / Qualifications - Commissioning Engineer (Switchgear)
- Degree, HNC, HND or equivalent qualification in Electrical Engineering or Electrical & Electronic Engineering.
- Minimum 5 years' experience within switchgear commissioning, testing or field service engineering.
- Strong knowledge of electrical protection commissioning and relay testing.
- Experience working with LV, 11kV and 33kV electrical networks.
- Proven background supporting and commissioning SCADA systems.
- Experience using protection testing and commissioning software.
- Strong understanding of current electrical safety legislation and best practice.
- Excellent communication and customer-facing skills.
- Ability to work independently and manage workload across multiple sites.
- Full UK driving licence.
Benefits - Commissioning Engineer (Switchgear)
- Competitive salary dependent on experience.
- Annual bonus scheme.
- Commercial vehicle.
- Private medical cover.
- Company pension scheme.
- Life assurance.
- 25 days annual leave plus bank holidays.
- Flexible benefits package.
- Employee assistance programme.
- Ongoing technical training and development.
- Clear progression opportunities within a growing engineering environment.


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For more information on this role, please contact Andy Haddon on 01453 796617, or send a copy of your CV to andrew.haddon@omegaresource.co.uk
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Ideal background / Previous roles may include: Commissioning Engineer, Senior Commissioning Engineer, Electrical Commissioning Engineer, Protection & Control Engineer, Protection Engineer, Protection Commissioning Engineer, Electrical Field Service Engineer, HV Commissioning Engineer, Power Systems Engineer, Electrical Test Engineer, Relay Protection Engineer, Substation Commissioning Engineer, Controls & Commissioning Engineer and SCADA Engineer
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