Controls & Instrumentation Engineer - Water Industry
Listed on 2026-10-02
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Engineering
Electrical Engineering
We have an exciting perm opportunity working for Project Delivery organisation specialising in MEICAProject Management and Commissioning services.
The successful candidate will look forward to working alongside an expanding team with personal development and role opportunities, working on a wide range of exciting projects of varying value including multi-million pound schemes.
You will be required to work on multiple projects within the Water Industrywithresponsibilities including:Provide expertise in Electrical and Instrumentation systems within Water industry projects.
Leading Electrical, Mechanical, Instrumentation, Control & Automation projects from concept through to completion.
Assist with the development and review of Electrical and Instrumentation Engineering designs.
Management of installation and commissioning activities.
Co-ordination of key stakeholders to achieve a successful delivery of various projects.
Development and management of commissioning documentation.
Attend and lead regular meetings with key stakeholders.
Understanding of Electrical and Instrumentation and Control & Automation systems along with ability to understand and work through electrical drawings and key documentation.
Familiar electrical system installations, MCCs, and control panels.
Project engineering or similar role.
Ability to manage installation and commissioning activities, resolving issues during the process.
Clean and/or wastewater industry.
Familiar and competent with Microsoft Office products including Word, Excel and PowerPoint.
Being able to demonstrate initiative and problem solving skills.
Desire to work flexibly between site, office, and from home.
Being able to attend meetings in various locations as per project requirements.
Ability to interpret information and data related to the role.
An Engineering Degree or Higher National Certificate (dependent on experience) is essential for this role.
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