Commissioning Engineer
Listed on 2026-10-03
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Trades / Skilled Labor
Field/Service Technician, Maintenance Technician / Mechanic
Commissioning Engineer – London field-based. Competitive salary DOE, 35‑hour week, paid travel, subsistence, healthcare, pension & training. Work on advanced lighting control systems with long-term career development and varied projects.
Commissioning EngineerLocation:
London-wide
Salary:
Highly competitive DOE
You will commission, test, set to work and witness lighting control systems, providing both on‑site and remote aftercare. The role includes client‑facing responsibilities, fault‑finding, system optimisation and ongoing maintenance support across multiple projects.
Key Responsibilities- Testing, commissioning and handover of lighting control systems
- Client and engineer training on‑site
- Routine PPM works and reactive troubleshooting
- Headend installation and IP network configuration
- Technical advice to end users and contractors
- Daily SARs, snag reports and health check reports
- Maintaining accurate backups and site documentation
- Supporting upgrades, remedial works and RMAs
- Adhering to health & safety standards and site compliance
- 18th Edition electrician (preferred)
- Strong DALI and lighting control knowledge
- Valid ECS / CSCS card
- Experience with IP networks, routers and gateways
- Comfortable with site‑based, physical work
- One Saturday per month and occasional out‑of‑hours work
- Highly competitive salary DOE
- 25 days of annual leave
- 35‑hour working week
- Healthcare plan, life insurance & pension
- Paid travel to/from site
- Subsistence allowance
- Ongoing training & development
Morgan Jones is committed to creating a diverse and inclusive environment and is proud to be an equal‑opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, colour, religion, gender, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, national origin, genetics, disability, age, or veteran status.
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