Commissioning engineer

JR France; Paris; Hybride; EUR 60 000 - 100 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

Join a major low-carbon infrastructure project as a Commissioning Engineer. This role involves preparing commissioning activities from the home office in Paris and executing on-site in the UK. You will work with expert teams on advanced power generation and carbon capture systems, contributing to important climate resilience initiatives. This is a unique opportunity to impact the energy transition and develop your career on an international stage.

Prestations

Opportunity to work on high-impact international projects

Collaborate with expert teams across Europe

Use modern commissioning tools

Qualifications

• 5+ years in commissioning/start-up on large industrial projects (onshore/offshore).
• Fluent in English, strong communication/documentation skills.
• Experience in Oil & Gas or energy sector is preferred.

Responsabilités

• Support the commissioning team in preparation activities.
• Assist in site execution, troubleshooting, and field coordination.
• Maintain reporting and documentation.

Connaissances

Communication

Organisational skills

Practical skills

Formation

Engineering background

Outils

MS Office

Document review software (PDF/Bluebeam)

3D model tools

Description du poste

Commissioning Engineer – Energy Infrastructure Project (Onshore/Offshore)

Job Description:

As part of a major low-carbon infrastructure project in the UK, Vulcain Engineering is looking for a Commissioning Engineer to support pre-commissioning and commissioning preparation from the Home Office, followed by execution on-site. This role offers an opportunity to be part of a high-impact international EPC project involving advanced power generation and carbon capture systems.

Responsibilities:

Home Office Phase (Preparation – France)

• Support the commissioning team in preparation activities to ensure alignment with schedule, quality, and budget.

• Report any technical or safety concerns to the CSU Process Lead.

• Review vendor documentation to list and validate commissioning spares and tools.

• Develop commissioning folders and consumable requirements in coordination with chemical suppliers.

• Contribute to the systemization process using P&IDs and ensure complete tag allocation.

• Ensure commissioning test sheets cover all components of each sub-system.

• Assist with data organisation and tool gap analysis.

Site Execution Phase (UK – Teesside region)

• Depending on project needs, provide support in preservation, materials, or execution teams.

• Participate in start-up operations, troubleshooting, and field coordination.

• Support quality checks and validation processes.

• Maintain clear reporting and documentation.

Profile Required:

• Engineering background or relevant technical experience in the Oil & Gas or energy sector.

• At least 5 years of experience in commissioning or start-up activities on large industrial projects (onshore or offshore).

• Multidisciplinary mindset, with strong practical and organisational skills.

• Excellent communication, documentation, and coordination abilities.

• Proficiency in MS Office and document review software (PDF/Bluebeam), 3D model tools.

• Knowledge of commissioning databases/tools (e.g., EasyPlant, ICAPS) is a plus.

• English fluency (written and spoken) is mandatory.

• EU work permit required.

Location and Timeline:

• Home Office phase: France (remote/hybrid) – January 2025 to August 2026

• Site Execution phase: United Kingdom – August 2026 to September 2028

Why Join Us?

Join Vulcain to contribute to a transformative project that supports global energy transition goals. You’ll collaborate with expert teams across Europe, use modern commissioning tools, and work on a technically complex industrial system that delivers meaningful impact for climate and energy resilience.

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