Electrical Commissioning Engineer

Electrical Systems and commissioning engineer

We have a role available working with our client who manufacture new, repair damaged and replace old access machinery and parts. Covering Municipal fire, Airport fire, oil field fire, power transmission and general access industries.

Job Summary

Responsible for managing a team while improving, implementing and building Installation and Control system equipment such as Limit, proximity switches, gauges and various PLC components.

On new machines you will be working from drawings produced by the engineering team so the ability to read and create electrical schematic drawings is required.

Including:

Installation of Control system equipment such as Limit, proximity switches, gauges and various PLC components
Fitting of hydraulic valves, hoses, testing hydraulic hoses and other components
Fitting of water system pipe work
Problem solving any faults or issues in new build designs along side engineering team
Writing of technical reports and proceduresOnce trained in house a regular part of this role would be to travel to foreign countries to set up, repair and aid customers. You will receive a salary enhancement for each day spent outside of the UK and will be provided with a company credit card to be used for travel expense and other related expenses.

Hours will be Monday - Thursday 7:15am - 4pm

(Including Breakfast break at 10am (15mins paid))

Friday 7:15am - 1pm

(Including Breakfast break at 10am (15mins paid))

You would be expected to:

Have knowledge working in a manufacturing environment including wiring control panels and using schematics
Electrical wiring of truck mounted machines
Proficient in use of electrical instrumentation (Multi meter, etc.)
Proficient in use of soldering equipment and measuring equipment
Own tools
Training will be given on steel preparation
Use of hand tools
Installation of hydraulic or electrical drive motors
Fitting nylon pads using Shims
Basic knowledge of Hydraulic schematics and assembly
Use of overhead cranes would be ideal
Use of metal turning lathes would be desirable but not required
Fear of height may be an issue as you may have to go 60m+ in cagesSearch is an equal opportunities recruiter and we welcome applications from all suitably skilled or qualified applicants, regardless of their race, sex, disability, religion/beliefs, sexual orientation or age