Electrical Controls Engineer

Location: Antrim

Electrical Controls Engineer Energeia Technologies Ltd | Antrim, Northern Ireland

Contract:

Full-time, permanent

Hours:

Monday to Friday, 8:00am to 4:30pm Salary:
Competitive salary based on experience We are looking for an Electrical Controls Engineer to service, fault-find and commission electrical and control systems used in industrial steam and condensate plant. You will work at customer sites and in our workshop. About Us Founded in 2005, Energeia Technologies is a specialist industrial engineering company headquartered in Antrim. With over 20 years in the industry Energeia has grown into a leading provider of steam and condensate loop solutions across the UK and Ireland.

The business specialises in the design, supply, installation and ongoing maintenance of industrial heat transfer equipment, covering everything from steam traps and pressure reducing valves to heat exchangers and boilers. Energeia represents several world-class manufacturers, and serves clients across pharmaceuticals, food & beverage, healthcare, energy generation, brewing & distilling, and petrochemicals. As the business continues to grow, this is an exciting time to join a well-established, technically focused team with a strong reputation built over two decades.

What you will do Find and repair faults in control panels, electrical circuits and instrumentation. Service and commission boiler, pump and level control systems. Read electrical drawings and test sensors, control devices and associated equipment. Support equipment installations, work with mechanical engineers and complete service reports. What you will need A relevant electrical, controls or instrumentation qualification, or suitable industry experience.

Experience with industrial electrical controls and fault finding. The ability to read wiring diagrams and use electrical test equipment. The ability to work independently and as part of a team. You must hold a full UK driving licence and be willing to travel to customer sites, with occasional overnight stays during shutdowns or commissioning work. Training and opportunities

Experience with steam systems, PLCs, HMIs or variable speed drives is useful. Steam experience and PLC programming are not essential. Specialist training in steam systems and associated controls will be provided. We offer varied workshop and site work, opportunities for overtime and the chance to develop specialist engineering skills.

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