Insight Global
Commissioning Service Engineer

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Field Service Commissioning Engineer (HV/LV)
Location: Scotland (field-based)
Type: Full-time
About the Role
We're looking for an experienced Commissioning Engineer to join our field service team, delivering hands-on work on electrical power equipment at customer sites across Scotland. This is a varied, technical role where no two days look the same.
You'll spend most of your time on-site installing, testing, commissioning, and maintaining electrical power equipment, including HV/LV switchgear and transformers. A typical day could involve carrying out diagnostics and fault finding, performing electrical testing, leading subcontractors or engineers on-site, and working closely with project managers to ensure projects are delivered safely and on time.
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As the technical expert for our customers, you'll problem-solve complex issues, produce detailed service reports, and identify opportunities to recommend upgrades or additional solutions that improve the reliability and performance of their electrical infrastructure.
What You'll Do
- Install, test, commission, and maintain HV/LV switchgear and transformers on customer sites
- Carry out diagnostics, fault finding, and electrical testing
- Lead subcontractors and engineers on-site
- Collaborate with project managers to deliver projects safely and to schedule
- Act as the on-site technical expert and key point of contact for customers
- Produce clear, accurate service reports
- Spot opportunities to recommend upgrades and solutions that enhance customer infrastructure and reliability


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What You'll Need (Must-Haves)
- Commissioning experience
- Hands-on experience with LV and HV switchgear
- Experience working across 415V to 33kV electrical systems
- Experience with Current Transformers (CTs) and Voltage Transformers (VTs)
- A solid understanding of:
- OC/EF (Overcurrent & Earth Fault) Protection
- Bus Zone Protection
- Electromechanical and Solid-State Relays
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