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Commissioning Engineer - Lighting Control Systems

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Company: Westin Par
Salary: £43,000-£50,000 + benefits
Type: Full Time
Region: UK - London
Town/City: London
Posted: 22/07/2026
Listed in: Electrical Engineering
Reference: PT/11963
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Commissioning Engineer – Lighting Control Systems (Field-Based)
Field-based, on-site
£43,000 to £50,000 + p.a. doe
35 hours per week, Monday to Friday
One Saturday per month, with occasional out-of-hours work as required
Benefits
- 25 days annual leave plus public holidays
- Healthcare plan, life insurance, and pension fund
- Comprehensive training and development opportunities
- Career progression within technical project delivery and commissioning
Role Overview
Exciting opportunity for a Commissioning Engineer to work on the delivery, configuration, and support of intelligent lighting control systems
Hands-on role involving on-site commissioning, client training, and technical support across commercial and industrial projects
Responsible for ensuring systems are installed, tested, and handed over to a high operational standard
Involves preventative maintenance (PPM), reactive troubleshooting, and system upgrades
Key Responsibilities
On-Site Commissioning & Support
- Deliver full end-to-end commissioning of lighting control systems, including testing and client sign-off
- Provide in-person training for clients and internal commissioning engineers
- Perform headend installations, IP network configuration, and system diagnostics
- Carry out routine preventative maintenance (PPM) and fault-finding
- Offer expert technical advice and responsive aftercare support to end users
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Documentation & Reporting
- Submit daily Site Attendance Reports (SARs) and snag reports
- Conduct on-site and remote health checks, generating detailed reports
- Regularly back up and update system databases to shared servers
- Maintain accurate and up-to-date site-specific documentation
Health & Safety & Compliance
- Maintain valid ECS / CSCS card for site access
- Complete ongoing H&S training including “Flick” modules
- Uphold all safety procedures while working independently on client premises
Continuous Learning & Communication
- Stay updated with new lighting technologies and system changes
- Identify upgrade or remedial opportunities and report findings to key account managers
- Collaborate with commissioning supervisors and sales for project coordination
- Provide feedback to improve products, services, and commissioning processes
Essential Skills & Experience
- Experience in lighting control commissioning, testing, and technical handover
- Strong understanding of DALI protocols, relay circuits, and lighting integration
- Skilled in IP network configuration (routers, gateways, user interfaces)
- Comfortable with fault diagnosis, headend installation, and reactive support
- Previous experience delivering client training and creating technical reports
- Familiar with product lifecycle support, including RMA processing and system optimisation


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Qualifications & Certifications
- 18th Edition electrician qualification (preferred)
- Valid ECS / CSCS card for site access (essential)
- Formal training or background in electrical systems or lighting technology
- Understanding of system documentation, database backups, and compliance
Personal Attributes
- Physically capable: must lift and carry up to 10kg, commute daily, and stand for extended periods
- Analytical, methodical, and detail-focused when testing and reporting
- Excellent communicator – confident when liaising with clients, contractors, and internal teams
- Able to work independently while also collaborating with multidisciplinary teams
- Flexible and proactive, with a willingness to occasionally work outside core hours
This is an ideal role for an experienced Commissioning Engineer or Electrical Systems Engineer looking to work in a dynamic, field-based role focused on lighting control systems, smart buildings, and networked installations. Candidates with experience in DALI commissioning, PPM, and IP-based system integration will excel.
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