NEOS Engineering Recruitment
Commissioning Engineer (Generators & Control Systems)

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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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