CCL Global
TAR E&I Engineer

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TAR E&I Engineer - Hull
CCL Global are currently working with a leading chemical and petrochemical organisation who are seeking an experienced TAR E&I Engineer for an immediate contract opportunity. The successful applicant will support the planning and delivery of Electrical & Instrumentation activities during a major Turnaround (TAR)/shutdown within a high-hazard COMAH environment.
Location: Hull
Start Date: Immediate
Contract: Outside IR35
Key Duties
- Planning, developing and implementing major TAR E&I activities.
- Coordinating Electrical & Instrumentation activities throughout the turnaround/shutdown.
- Supporting E&I maintenance, modifications and development within a chemical/petrochemical environment.
- Managing E&I activities from design and implementation through to commissioning.
- Working with Safety Instrumented Systems (SIS), LOPA and complex functional safety systems.
- Coordinating contractors and ensuring E&I activities are delivered safely and efficiently.
- Supporting TAR planning, scheduling, resource management and budgetary control.
- Ensuring all activities comply with relevant COMAH, HSE and UK/European legal requirements.
- Providing technical guidance and maintaining high standards of E&I working practices.
- Supporting the successful delivery and close-out of major turnaround activities.
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- Degree in Electrical Engineering, Instrumentation Engineering or a related discipline.
- Around 10+ years' experience within the chemical or petrochemical industry.
- Proven experience working within a COMAH / high-hazard process plant environment.
- Strong experience delivering major Turnarounds (TARs) and shutdowns.
- Strong Electrical & Instrumentation / I&C maintenance experience.
- Experience with Safety Instrumented Systems (SIS), LOPA and functional safety.
- Experience across E&I design, implementation and commissioning.
- Proven experience planning and delivering major TAR I&C/E activities.
- Strong contractor, planning and coordination experience.
- CompEx 12 – Engineering Design of Ex Electrical & Instrumentation Installations.
- Certified Functional Safety Engineer, ideally to BS EN 61511.
- Strong communication, organisation and commercial awareness.
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