Job Description

Position: Electrical/Commissioning Manager

Rate: £450 (negotiable)

Location: Suffolk - Rickinghall

Start date: ASAP

Contract Duration: 4 months +

Working Arrangements: 5 days on site

People Group are looking to recruit a Electrical Commissioning Manager who has worked on large clean water projects in the UK.

Responsibilities:

Oversight of electrical, instrumentation, control and automation installation within the work teams, subcontractors and suppliers.

Adherence to required standards, policies and statutory regulations for Health & Safety.

Developing full testing, commissioning and handover plans.

Organising, planning and attending technical meetings with client and contractor stakeholders.

Inspection of systems to ensure they are installed, tested and commissioning to relevant British, ISO and client standards.

Function testing and commissioning of electrical installations, SCADA systems, instrumentation and automation systems ensuring compliance with the system specifications and best practice.

Facilitating analysis of raw and treated samples.

Compiling commissioning reports, method statements and commissioning schedules.

Ensuring compliance with relevant electrical standards and legislation.

Participating in the troubleshooting of any process performance shortcomings.

Remaining in regular contact with the Project Manager, project engineers, Client teams and supply chain to enable smooth commissioning and handover processes.

Compiling support and review of Operation & Maintenance Manuals.

Training of site operators in the use of the installed equipment and systems. 

Essentials:

Engineering, science or similar to degree, HND, HNC or equivalent level.

Minimum four years’ postgraduate experience in a similar role within the utilities sector and/or Electrical engineering environment.

Candidates should have extensive experience of industrial / commercial electrical and ICA design, assembly, installation, testing and commissioning, ideally in the water sector.

Experience in specific Low Voltage (LV) and Extra Low Voltage (ELV) systems – including conditioning, conversion and interpretation plus digital I/O, relay control logic and instrumentation.

Candidates should be electrically qualified to a minimum of 18th Edition, C&G 2391 Inspection & Test and should ideally hold a current JIB Gold Card.

Experience of working as an NIC-EIC Competent Person would be an advantage

Experience within the UK water industry is a distinct advantage.

Willingness to be based at the work site, with the potential for travel regionally and nationwide

Full driving licence, any existing endorsements must be declared in the application