Site-Based Commissioning Engineer – Water Treatment

MWH Treatment; Coleshill CP; On-site; GBP 52,000 - 66,000; Full time

Job summary

MWH Treatment is seeking a Commissioning Engineer, site-based, for Waste Batch 15 Wigstone STW (Leicester). You will report to the Commissioning Manager and manage commissioning activities, ensuring work is performed safely in line with procedures and specs.

Key duties include reviewing designs, FAT/SAT, commissioning plans, coordinating with design and sub-contractors, and delivering commissioning documentation. A valid UK driving license is required.

Qualifications

• Proven electrical commissioning experience.
• Extensive site experience of water and/or water recycling operations.
• Practical knowledge of water and/or water recycling processes.
• A valid clean UK driving license.

Responsibilities

• Carry out commissioning activities in a safe, compliant manner including R&R tasks.
• Review MEICA related project risks and assist in risk mitigation.
• Attend commissioning system inductions and toolbox talks.
• Coordinate with the design team to integrate commissioning requirements in design and scope of works.
• Review and develop compliance and commissioning plans with design intent.
• Oversee FAT and SAT, witness tests and sign off.
• Contribute to commissioning programme development and progress meetings.
• Compile commissioning deliverables and take-over documentation.
• Liaise with subcontractors on commissioning deliverables and interfaces.
• Assist in O&M manuals compilation and training deliverables.

Skills

Electrical commissioning

Water treatment operations

Site experience

Driving license

Job description

MWH Treatment is seeking a Commissioning Engineer, site-based, for Waste Batch 15 Wigstone STW (Leicester). You will report to the Commissioning Manager and manage commissioning activities, ensuring work is performed safely in line with procedures and specs.

Key duties include reviewing designs, FAT/SAT, commissioning plans, coordinating with design and sub-contractors, and delivering commissioning documentation. A valid UK driving license is required.