Commissioning Engineer

Luton Bennett; Taunton; On-site; GBP 52,000 - 56,000; Full time

Job summary

Luton Bennett in Taunton is seeking a Commissioning Engineer (Service / Maintenance) to join a globally active engineering team. The role combines site work with travel, commissioning, installing and troubleshooting automated machinery on a worldwide basis.

You should hold an HNC in electrical engineering (or equivalent) and have PLC fault-finding experience. Expect roughly 50/50 split between the Taunton site and customer sites abroad; full travel expenses are covered and holidays increase up

Qualifications

• HNC (or equivalent) in electrical engineering.
• Experience commissioning or maintaining automated machinery.
• Knowledge of PLC fault finding.

Responsibilities

• Commissioning, installing, and troubleshooting automated machinery.
• 50:50 site based and travel - national and international.
• Work on a global basis with expenses covered.

Skills

PLC fault finding

Electrical engineering knowledge

Education

HNC in Electrical Engineering

Job description

Commissioning Engineer (Service / Maintenance)

Taunton - International Travel

Circa £52,000 to £56,000 (Flexible DOE) + Premium Overtime Rates (OTE Up to £63,000) + Full Expenses + Increasing Holidays (Up to 25 Days) + Bank Holidays

Monday to Thursday 08:00 to 16:30, Friday 08:00 to 13:30

Commissioning Engineer required to work in a varied and technically challenging role. This is a great opportunity to join a well-established company with a global reputation during a busy period of growth.

This role would suit an experienced commissioning or maintenance engineer with a HNC (or equivalent) in electrical engineering (or similar). You will need a knowledge of PLC fault finding but can come from any background working on industrial machinery.

The successful candidate will be responsible for commissioning, installing, and troubleshooting machinery on a global basis. You will spend approximately 50% of your time based at the company's site in Taunton, where you will commission the machinery and the other 50% of your time will be spent visiting customer sites where you will install and maintain machinery.

You can expect to spend anywhere up to two weeks away at a given time, depending on the size of the installation, but all expenses will be covered for you.

The Commissioning Engineer Role:

• Commissioning, installing, and troubleshooting of automated machinery
• 50:50 Site based and Travel - national and international

The Commissioning Engineer Candidate:

• Experience commissioning or maintaining automated machinery
• Any industry background