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Commissioning Engineer (Generators & Control Systems)

England
£50k – £60k/yr
Posted about 17 hours ago
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Commissioning Engineer (Generators & Control Systems)

Location: UK-Wide (Regular Travel Required)

Competitive Salary + Benefits + Vehicle

The Company

Neos Engineering are partnered with a leading engineering organisation delivering critical power solutions across the UK. Due to continued growth, they are now looking to appoint an experienced Commissioning Engineer with a strong background in generator and control systems.

The Role

As a Commissioning Engineer, you will be responsible for the commissioning, testing, and support of power generation and control systems. You will play a key role in delivering projects across a range of environments, ensuring systems are fully operational, compliant, and integrated.

Key Responsibilities

  • Carry out generator commissioning, including testing, fault finding, and performance verification
  • Commission and support mains synchronisation systems, ensuring seamless integration
  • Work with AMF, synchronising, and load sharing control systems
  • Configure and test Deep Sea Electronics (DSE) and ComAp control panels
  • Commission Automatic Bus Controllers (ABCs) and associated systems
  • Interpret electrical schematics and support control panel design and build
  • Perform on-site diagnostics, troubleshooting, and rectification of faults
  • Ensure all work is carried out in line with health & safety standards
  • Provide technical support to clients and internal teams
  • Produce commissioning reports and documentation

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Skills & Experience Required

  • Proven experience in generator commissioning
  • Strong knowledge of mains synchronisation and load sharing systems
  • Hands-on experience with:
    • Deep Sea Electronics (DSE) controllers
    • ComAp controllers
    • Experience with Automatic Bus Controllers (ABCs)
  • Strong electrical fault finding and diagnostic skills
  • Ability to work independently on-site
  • Excellent communication and reporting skills

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Qualifications

  • Relevant electrical engineering qualification (HNC/HND, NVQ or equivalent)
  • Full UK Driving Licence

Desirable Experience

  • Experience within critical power environments (data centres, hospitals, utilities)
  • Exposure to water industry / water board projects
  • Knowledge of PLC systems and integration
  • Previous client-facing commissioning experience

Additional Information

  • UK-wide travel with regular overnight stays required
  • Flexible working hours to meet project demands
  • Strong commitment to health & safety

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If you are an experienced Commissioning Engineer with strong DSE and ComAp experience, looking for your next challenge, apply today with Neos Engineering.

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Skills

Generator Commissioning
Mains Synchronisation
Load Sharing
Deep Sea Electronics (DSE)
ComAp Controllers
Automatic Bus Controllers (ABC)
Electrical Fault Finding
Electrical Schematics
Diagnostics
Technical Reporting
PLC Systems
Critical Power Solutions

Location

England, United Kingdom

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