Russell Taylor Group
Control & Instrumentation Engineer

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Control & Instrumentation Engineer
Location - Chester
Are you a C&I Engineer with a background specifying or designing control systems? Would you like to work for a high-tech Engineering company who offers exceptional benefits?
Then this could be the role for you.
Benefits you'll get:
- 25 days holiday plus 8 bank holidays
- 2 days working from home each week
- Company performance bonus
- Individual Private Healthcare
- One additional day-off every 4 weeks
- Company Sick Pay
- Defined contribution pension scheme (up to 16%)
- Life Assurance x 7 times annual salary
What will you be doing?
You'll focus on the provision of C&I design deliverables to projects and discrete work packages in the nuclear industry.
- Produce detailed technical specifications, including equipment functional specifications and control system logic specifications
- Generate specifications and logic simulation programs for control system designs and simulation of control system performance
- Generate specifications for control system hardware
- Work with subcontractors, checking and approval of detail design drawing
- Check suppliers' test specifications and also attend FAT's
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What will you need?
- Experience specifying or designing control systems for a range of applications
- Experience supervising the provision of design information by subcontractors
- PLC hardware requirements including I/O capability, network communications and power supply requirements
- Instrumentation design including measurement range, measurement techniques, accuracy and EMC compatibility
- Knowledge of PLC programming requirements and standard
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