
Senior Instrumentation Engineer
- Manchester
- £50.00-60.00 per hour
- Permanent
- Full-time
- Providing technical input for instrumentation discipline on projects and proposals, including preparing, checking, and approving engineering documentation
- Ensuring compliance with national and international codes, legislation, and company/client standards and procedures
- Preparing equipment and material requisitions for control systems, safety systems, analyser houses, field instrumentation, and other instrument equipment
- Preparing installation scopes of work
- Reviewing supplier quotations and preparing technical bid assessments
- Full life-cycle development of control or protection systems
- Software qualification of SMART devices and PLCs
- Performing functional safety related tasks
- Managing C&I ageing and obsolescence
Degree in Electronic, Electrical, or Control Engineering. Apprenticeships may be considered. Chartered or Incorporated Engineer status with a relevant professional body, or evidence of working towards these professional titles.
Technical Experience:
- Proficiency in design practices and installation requirements across various industries
- Experience in the Oil & Gas, Nuclear, and/or Water sectors
- Knowledge of UK legislation and standards
- Understanding the requirements for installing equipment in process plants with potentially explosive areas
- Experience with CE marking of plant and equipment, including ATEX, PED, Low Voltage Directive, Machinery Directive, and EMC Compliance
- Awareness of risk identification, quantification, management, and HSE requirements
- Highly motivated
- Excellent communication skills and confidence in engaging with colleagues and stakeholders
- Focus on safety and risk management
- Customer-oriented mindset