Electrical Commissioning Engineer

About the company

Our client is an energy technology company.

The role

Raydar is recruiting for this role on behalf of our client. Carry out electrical commissioning on industrial processing plants, confirming that control and power systems are safe and dependable before handover. The work is mostly field-based and independent, with a strong emphasis on diagnosing faults and raising concerns early.

What you'll do

- Run electrical commissioning programs on newly installed processing plants, confirming that control systems and software behave safely and as intended.

- Bring automation and control systems into service, including signal testing and checks that industrial communications work correctly.

- Lead the setup of temporary and permanent low-voltage electrical supplies on site.

- Commission the electrical systems of a solar array.

- Find and diagnose faults and anomalies on complex process hardware handling gases, liquids and solids.

- Raise issues early and work with engineers to resolve them before systems go live.

Requirements

What we're looking for

- 2 to 3+ years of experience commissioning electrical systems on processing plants involving gases, liquids or solids (data center experience does not count).

- Hands-on experience commissioning industrial automation and control systems.

- Experience working independently on active project sites.

- An academic background in electrical engineering or a related field.

- A current UK electrical wiring qualification.

- Ability to troubleshoot problems independently without close supervision.

- Based in the UK and able to work on-site five days a week.

Bonus points

- Experience at a larger organization with a dedicated commissioning team.

- Familiarity with common industrial networking protocols.

Benefits

Compensation and benefits

- Base salary: GBP 50,000 to 75,000 per year

- Equity

- Health insurance

- Flexible time off

Location and work model

- London, United Kingdom, with project site work in Swindon, United Kingdom

- On-site, 5 days per week

- Full-time