Controls Engineer

Notion4
Belvedere, United Kingdom
11 months ago
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Job Title:

Control System Engineer

Location:

Office based in Belvedere, Kent, and on site in the UK

Salary:

£50,000.00 circa

We are a leading provider of innovative power generation solutions, committed to delivering high-availability and efficient systems. Our team excels in providing high-end engineering solutions to a challenging marketplace, with a focus on large-scale power industry projects.

Position Overview:

This is a permanent position for a qualified Control Engineer with proven experience in large power industry projects in the UK. We are seeking a skilled and motivated professional to join our dynamic team, contributing expertise to the design, development, and implementation of advanced control systems for power generation projects, ensuring optimal performance and reliability. Working closely with the Engineering Director on a variety of projects.

Key Areas of Expertise:

* Industrial automation, PLCs, and SCADA systems.

* Allen Bradley experience highly desirable.

* Control system design and optimization.

* Distributed control systems (DCS).

* Industrial Ethernet networks and topologies.

* Application of engineering and computing critical thinking skills.

Key Responsibilities:

* Leading and collaboration in the design, development, and implementation of control systems for large-scale power generation facilities.

* Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to deliver integrated engineering solutions.

* Manage projects from initial design studies through to electrical DC and AC design, panel manufacture, PLC software development, SCADA design, and programming.

* Oversee testing, commissioning, and maintenance of control systems to ensure operational excellence.

* Ensure compliance with industry standards, safety regulations, and client specifications.

* Engage with clients to understand their needs and deliver solutions that exceed expectations.

* Mentor junior engineers and contribute to knowledge-sharing within the team.

Qualifications and Experience:

* Degree in Electrical Engineering, Control Systems Engineering, Industrial Automation, Automation and Control, or a closely related field.

* Proven experience working as a Control Engineer on large power industry projects in the UK.

* Strong technical knowledge of PLCs, SCADA, DCS, and industrial automation systems.

* Demonstrated ability to manage complex projects and deliver results in a fast-paced environment.

* Excellent communication skills and a client-focused mindset.

* Full eligibility to work in the UK.

What We Offer:

* Competitive salary and comprehensive benefits package.

* 25 days annual leave.

* Private pension scheme.

* Private medical insurance.

* Opportunities for career progression and professional development.

* A collaborative and inclusive work environment.

* The chance to work on innovative power control projects

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