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Dorchester
7 months ago
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My Client specialises in industrial automation and robotics and is looking for an experienced Commissioning engineer to join their growing team!

Job Responsibilities:

  • Plan and Prepare for Commissioning: Develop and review commissioning plans, timelines, and documentation to ensure readiness for project execution.

  • Test and Verify Systems: Conduct thorough testing of systems and equipment, troubleshooting issues to confirm operational standards and compliance with project specifications.

  • Document and Report Results: Record test outcomes, compile detailed reports, and ensure documentation aligns with regulatory requirements.

  • Handover and Training: Facilitate the handover process to the operations team, providing training and guidance for system use and maintenance.

  • Ensure Safety and Quality: Enforce safety protocols, perform risk assessments, and coordinate with teams to maintain quality standards and project requirements

    Skills and Experience Required:

  • HNC in Electrical course

  • Excellent Technical level communication skills

  • Identifying root causes of electrical faults

  • Ability to read and understand mechanical and electrical drawings

    If you feel like you have the right skills and experience then please apply with a copy of your updated CV and we will be in touch with more details

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