EC&I Engineer

Warrington
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Overview

We're seeking an experienced EC&I Engineer to join a forward‑thinking engineering team working across complex industrial projects. This role is ideal for someone who thrives in multidisciplinary environments and enjoys taking ownership of electrical, control, and instrumentation engineering activities from concept through to commissioning.

Key Responsibilities

Design & Specification Produce detailed EC&I designs, technical specifications, and engineering documentation for new installations and system upgrades.
Project Delivery Support full project lifecycle activities including design reviews, procurement, FAT/SAT, installation, and commissioning.
Control Systems Develop and review control philosophies, PLC/SCADA architectures, and system integration requirements.
Instrumentation Selection Specify field instrumentation, sensors, and control devices appropriate for process and environmental conditions.
Compliance & Standards Ensure all designs meet relevant industry standards, safety regulations, and internal quality procedures.
Stakeholder Coordination Work closely with mechanical, process, and project teams to deliver integrated engineering solutions.
Site Support Provide technical support during installation, commissioning, troubleshooting, and handover.Skills & Experience

Degree or equivalent in Electrical Engineering, Control Engineering, or a related discipline.
Strong understanding of PLC/SCADA systems and industrial automation.
Experience with instrumentation selection, calibration, and loop checking.
Knowledge of functional safety and relevant standards (e.g., IEC 61508/61511).
Ability to produce high‑quality technical documentation and drawings.
Strong problem‑solving skills and the ability to work independently or as part of a team.Desirable

Experience in sectors such as energy, manufacturing, water, pharma, or process industries.
Familiarity with AutoCAD, EPLAN, or similar design tools.
Knowledge of ATEX / hazardous area compliance.What This Role Offers

Opportunity to work on technically challenging, high‑impact engineering projects.
Professional development and exposure to cutting‑edge automation technologies.
A collaborative environment with strong engineering support.What you need to do now
If you're interested in this role, click 'apply now' to forward an up-to-date copy of your CV, or call us now.
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