AMBRA Electrical Ltd
ICA/Electrical Engineer

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Company Description
AMBRA Electrical Ltd is a specialist provider of electrical solutions, focused on the Water, Oil & Gas and commercial industries, bespoke control panel manufacture, and fibre optic installation. The company designs and installs robust electrical systems for water treatment facilities, pumping stations, and distribution networks, critical infrastructure, with an emphasis on reliability, sustainability, and compliance with industry standards. Its engineers deliver tailored control panels that support process automation, machinery control, and facility monitoring, helping clients improve efficiency and operational performance. AMBRA Electrical also implements high-performance fibre optic networks utilising the latest technology to ensure fast, reliable data transmission with minimal signal loss. Team members join a growing, driven business that supports vital infrastructure.
Role Description
The ICA/Electrical Engineer role at AMBRA Electrical Ltd is a full-time, on-site position based in Southampton. This role involves designing, installing, and maintaining electrical and instrumentation/control systems for water industry projects, including treatment plants and pumping stations.
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- Preparing technical drawings and specifications
- Configuring and testing control panels
- Troubleshooting electrical and ICA systems
- Ensuring compliance with safety and regulatory standards
Responsibilities
- Work closely with project managers and site teams to plan and execute installations
- Support commissioning activities
- Provide technical input during project reviews
- Collaborate with clients and suppliers
- Document work and test results
- Contribute to continuous improvement of engineering processes and solutions
Qualifications
- Strong knowledge of electrical engineering principles, including industrial power distribution, motor control, and LV electrical systems.
- Experience with ICA (Instrumentation, Control, and Automation), including sensors, PLCs, SCADA systems, and related field devices - preferred.
- Ability to read and produce electrical drawings, schematics, and wiring diagrams using relevant design tools or CAD software.
- Understanding of water industry processes, treatment facilities, and pumping station operations, or similar industrial environments.
- Working knowledge of applicable electrical standards, health and safety regulations, and best practices for on-site installations.
- Hands-on experience with panel wiring, control panel assembly, testing, and fault-finding on electrical and ICA systems.
- Effective problem-solving skills, attention to detail, and capability to diagnose and resolve technical issues under time constraints.
- Strong communication and teamwork skills, with the ability to collaborate with multidisciplinary site and project teams.
- Relevant technical qualifications, including:
- Industrial Level 3 NVQ & AM2
- City & Guilds 2391 Inspection & Testing
- 18th Edition Wiring Regulations
- Industrial / ICA experience - advantageous
- PLC installation experience - preferred
- CompEx – advantageous
- Good fault-finding and problem-solving ability
- Good general computer and literacy skills
- Professional, reliable and able to work independently
- Full UK driving licence and willingness to travel to project sites as required.
- Beneficial: Experience in fibre optic installation or data communication networks, and familiarity
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