Control System Engineer – West Yorkshire

West Yorkshire

Permanent

Samuel Frank is recruiting for an experienced Control System Engineer with good Siemens TIA Portal / Siemens PLC software knowledge to join a well-established, specialist engineering company with a base in West Yorkshire.

The company is financially stable and growing as well as having a full order book.

Key aspects of the Control System Engineer role include:

• Being able to program Siemens PLCs (and ideally Rockwell) is key – 80% of the projects delivered are based on Siemens (as they’re a Siemens partner!).
• Successful Control System Engineer should expect variety! No two jobs are the same. The company is a bespoke manufacturing company and works with a range of clients who have a range of requirements in terms of scope, expectations, and timescales.
• Modbus & OPC experience are highly desirable.
• Knowledge of condition monitoring systems (Bentley Nevada, B&K, Emerson), Exor HMIs, IIoT, and Functional/Machine Safety would be an advantage.
• Control System Engineers applying could have experience in the Chemical, Petrochemical, or Oil and Gas industry; whilst this would be useful, it’s not essential.
• Preparation of design documentation including I/O lists, FDS, SDI, SDS, FAT/SAT Test documents.
• The company has a policy of being open to Control System Engineers attending training courses and encourages career development and progression.
• Expect a rough split of being office-based 70% of the time, 20% site work in the UK, and 10% on-site internationally.
• Overseas (non-Europe) – all hours paid to Control System Engineers are double time or x2.5 standard rate, depending on location, and all hours worked in Europe are paid at x1.5.
• Typical time spent on a site visit ranges from one day to one month.
• Office hours are 8.00 – 16.30 Monday – Thursday and 8.00 – 13.00 Friday.

The office is based in West Yorkshire and is easily commutable from Leeds, Bradford, Huddersfield, Wakefield, Halifax, and the surrounding towns.

Please apply today for an immediate response.