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Commissioning Engineer – Industrial Automation
Location: Sheffield
Salary: £45,000 - £50,000+ base plus overtime, working away and allowances
Job Type: Full-time, Permanent
Eligibility: UK-based candidates only. British Citizenship required due to security clearance requirements.
We’re working with a leading UK specialist in industrial automation to find a Commissioning Engineer who thrives in technical environments and is ready to take on diverse, real-world engineering challenges.
This is a fantastic opportunity to join a growing business with a world-class reputation in robotics and aerospace sectors, supporting the build and commissioning of cutting-edge automated systems.
The Role
As Commissioning Engineer, you will:

Support the design, build, testing, and commissioning of robotic and automated systems.
Build and test electromechanical systems and subsystems to high standards.
Diagnose and resolve complex faults across electrical and mechanical systems.
Collaborate with software, workshop, and service teams to deliver seamless project outcomes.
Travel to customer sites (UK-wide) for installation and support of automation systems.
Work to safety standards and document all processes clearly and accurately.
Liaise with stakeholders and provide feedback for continuous improvement.
Candidate Requirements
We’re looking for someone who is:
Qualified to HNC level in an electrical field, or equivalent through apprenticeship or experience.
Able to read and interpret electrical and mechanical engineering drawings.
Skilled in diagnosing electrical faults using industry-standard tools and practices.
A confident communicator in both written and verbal English.
Adaptable, with a keen interest in learning new technologies quickly.
A full UK driving licence holder.
Willing to travel to client sites as required.
Eligible for UK security clearance up to Developed Vetting (British Citizens only).
This is a fantastic opportunity with a lot of career development.
If you are interested then please submit your CV for immediate consideration.
Thank you.
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