Job Details

Electrical Control andamp; Instrumentation Engineer
Location: Selby, North Yorkshire
Salary: andpound;50000 + on-call bonus+ excellent benefits

Weandrsquo;re working with a well-established European manufacturer to recruit an Electrical Control andamp; Instrumentation Engineer to join their growing engineering team in Selby.

This is a hands-on role in a fast-paced process environment, where youandrsquo;ll be responsible for maintaining and operating key plant systems including CHP, boilers and water treatment. Itandrsquo;s a varied position that blends day-to-day operations with fault finding, maintenance and continuous improvement.

Youandrsquo;ll support the safe and efficient running of site utilities and production systems, ensuring plant reliability and performance is maintained at all times.

Alongside maintenance work, youandrsquo;ll also be involved in plant operations, monitoring conditions and making adjustments to optimise performance and reduce costs.

• Operate and monitor boilers, CHP (gas turbines) and water treatment systems
• Adjust plant settings in line with production demands and process conditions
• Liaise with production teams to manage steam and power requirements
• Carry out planned, reactive and predictive electrical and instrumentation maintenance
• Fault find, test, calibrate and commission a wide range of instrumentation
• Diagnose faults and implement effective repair solutions
• Support installation and commissioning of new equipment
• Ensure all work is carried out safely and in line with site procedures
• Carry out electrical isolations and support permit-to-work systems
• Support HV operations (training provided if needed)

• Time-served electrical or Candamp;I apprenticeship, ideally within a process or heavy industry environment
• HNC (or similar) in Electrical / Automation engineering would be beneficial
• Strong fault finding and diagnostic skills across electrical and instrumentation systems
• Experience working with plant such as CHP, boilers or utilities (or willingness to learn)
• Good understanding of electrical schematics and installations
• Ability to work independently and take ownership of tasks
• A practical, hands-on approach with a focus on completing work to a high standard

• 40-hour week, Monday to Friday Days
• On-call rota with andpound;250/week allowance
• Overtime paid (Saturday x1.5, Sunday x2)
• 33 days holiday (including bank holidays)
• Generous pension scheme
• Private healthcare
• Life assurance

This is a strong opportunity for someone looking to develop their skills in a technically varied role, with training available on HV operations and CHP systems.

If youandrsquo;d like to find out more, feel free to get in touch.