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Unknown Company seeks an Industrial Electrical & Controls Engineer for UK site-based and field-based roles. The position covers electrical installations, fault diagnosis, control-system improvements and commissioning across heavy industry environments.
You will work with PLC-controlled machinery, motor control systems, variable speed drives and automation equipment, diagnosing faults and delivering practical solutions on site with travel to customer sites as needed.
Industrial Electrical & Controls Engineer
Location: UK – Site-Based / Field-Based
Salary: Competitive, dependent on experience
Job Type: Permanent, Full-Time
Industrial Electrical Engineering | PLCs | Automation | Heavy Industry
Are you an experienced Industrial Electrical Engineer, Controls Engineer or EC&I Engineer who enjoys solving complex electrical and automation problems?
We're recruiting for an established engineering business supporting industrial plants, manufacturing facilities and heavy process environments across the UK.
This opportunity would suit a hands-on engineer with strong industrial electrical experience who is comfortable working with PLC-controlled machinery, motor control systems, variable speed drives and industrial automation equipment.
Whether your background is in electrical maintenance, industrial installations, commissioning or controls engineering, we're interested in engineers who can diagnose faults, understand how machinery operates and deliver practical solutions.
As an Industrial Electrical & Controls Engineer, you'll work across a variety of industrial sites, supporting electrical installations, fault diagnosis, control-system improvements and commissioning activities.
You don't need to be an expert PLC programmer to be considered. Engineers with strong industrial electrical experience and practical PLC fault-finding capability are encouraged to apply.
Equally, experienced Controls or Automation Engineers looking for a varied, hands-on industrial engineering role would be very well suited.
Experience within heavy industrial or continuous-process environments would be particularly advantageous.
Additional industrial safety training, such as IPAF, PASMA or site safety passports, would be advantageous.
If you're an Industrial Electrician, Electrical Engineer, Controls Engineer, Automation Engineer or EC&I Engineer with experience working on industrial machinery, we'd be keen to hear from you.