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Aldebaran Group is seeking an Electrical Commissioning Specialist for on-site activities in a major industrial project. You will lead pre-commissioning, commissioning, and energization of HV/MV systems, GIS, transformers, and distribution equipment, ensuring safety, quality, and grid compliance.
You will perform tests, interlock checks, and functional verifications, supporting handovers to startup teams while coordinating with vendors and subcontractors.
Electrical Commissioning Specialist- ref. JOB-1596
As part of a major industrial project, we are looking for an Electrical Commissioning Specialist with expertise in HV/MV electrical systems, power conversion, and electrical equipment commissioning. You will be involved on site during the pre-commissioning, commissioning, and energization phases, performing and supporting inspections, testing, and commissioning activities through to system handover to the start-up teams. You will work closely with the commissioning and construction teams, electrical equipment vendors, and subcontractors, ensuring compliance with electrical safety, quality, and technical requirements.
You are not only an excellent Commissioning Specialist, but you are also committed to delivering your project with minimal environmental impact, identifying the most cost-effective solutions to reduce the project’s carbon footprint and minimize its impact on the project site.
ALDEBARAN Group operates in the energy and infrastructure sectors, supporting its clients in France and internationally. The company supports clients committed to reducing their carbon and environmental impact in the coming years, with the ambition of reaching net zero as early as possible. We also recruit the best engineers and managers to help our clients move in this direction as quickly as possible. This does not mean limiting our recruitment to environmental specialists, but rather identifying talents who consider net zero to be an essential part of their professional activity.