EC & I Engineer

Job Advert; Selby; On-site; GBP 45,000 - 55,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

On-call bonus

Excellent benefits

Job summary

Job Advert in Selby is seeking an Electrical Control & Instrumentation Engineer to maintain and operate key plant systems including CHP, boilers and water treatment in a fast-paced process environment.

You will support the safe operation of site utilities and production systems, perform fault finding, maintenance and continuous improvement, and liaise with production teams to optimise performance and costs.

Qualifications

• Time-served electrical or C&I apprenticeship, ideally within a process or heavy industry environment.
• HNC (or similar) in Electrical / Automation engineering would be beneficial
• Strong fault finding and diagnostic skills across electrical and instrumentation systems
• Experience working with plant such as CHP, boilers or utilities (or willingness to learn)
• Good understanding of electrical schematics and installations
• Ability to work independently and take ownership of tasks

Responsibilities

• Operate and monitor boilers, CHP (gas turbines) and water treatment systems
• Adjust plant settings in line with production demands and process conditions
• Liaise with production teams to manage steam and power requirements
• Carry out planned, reactive and predictive electrical and instrumentation maintenance
• Fault find, test, calibrate and commission a wide range of instrumentation
• Diagnose faults and implement effective repair solutions
• Support installation and commissioning of new equipment
• Ensure all work is carried out safely and in line with site procedures
• Carry out electrical isolations and support permit-to-work systems
• Support HV operations (training provided if needed)

Skills

Fault finding

Electrical systems

Instrumentation

Plant operation

Education

Electrical/C&I apprenticeship

HNC in Electrical/Automation

Job description

Electrical Control & Instrumentation Engineer
Location: Selby, North Yorkshire
Salary: £50000 + on-call bonus+ excellent benefits

We're working with a well-established European manufacturer to recruit an Electrical Control & Instrumentation Engineer to join their growing engineering team in Selby.

This is a hands-on role in a fast-paced process environment, where you'll be responsible for maintaining and operating key plant systems including CHP, boilers and water treatment. It's a varied position that blends day-to-day operations with fault finding, maintenance and continuous improvement.

The Role

You'll support the safe and efficient running of site utilities and production systems, ensuring plant reliability and performance is maintained at all times.

Alongside maintenance work, you'll also be involved in plant operations, monitoring conditions and making adjustments to optimise performance and reduce costs.

Key Responsibilities

• Operate and monitor boilers, CHP (gas turbines) and water treatment systems
• Adjust plant settings in line with production demands and process conditions
• Liaise with production teams to manage steam and power requirements
• Carry out planned, reactive and predictive electrical and instrumentation maintenance
• Fault find, test, calibrate and commission a wide range of instrumentation
• Diagnose faults and implement effective repair solutions
• Support installation and commissioning of new equipment
• Ensure all work is carried out safely and in line with site procedures
• Carry out electrical isolations and support permit-to-work systems
• Support HV operations (training provided if needed)

About You

• Time-served electrical or C&I apprenticeship, ideally within a process or heavy industry environment
• HNC (or similar) in Electrical / Automation engineering would be beneficial
• Strong fault finding and diagnostic skills across electrical and instrumentation systems
• Experience working with plant such as CHP, boilers or utilities (or willingness to learn)
• Good understanding of electrical schematics and installations
• Ability to work independently and take ownership of tasks