Commissioning Engineer E&I - 12 month FTC

Summary: The Commissioning Engineer (E&I) role at Morgan Sindall Infrastructure involves executing commissioning projects with a focus on safety and compliance. The position requires collaboration with project teams to ensure effective commissioning activities and the integration of these activities within broader project processes. The role is critical in maintaining high standards and best practices in commissioning while reporting progress to stakeholders. This is a 12-month fixed-term contract based in West Cumbria.

Key Responsibilities:

• Execute commissioning activities in compliance with established procedures and standards.
• Collaborate with project teams to plan and execute commissioning work scope efficiently.
• Perform and oversee commissioning tests, ensuring safety and compliance with relevant regulations.
• Maintain accurate records of all commissioning tests and results.
• Identify and mitigate risks associated with commissioning activities.
• Prioritize and allocate commissioning resources to support project goals.
• Liaise with relevant personnel to facilitate project permissions and minimize disruptions.
• Integrate commissioning activities with other project processes, including design and risk assessment.
• Promote and implement best practices in commissioning within the organization.
• Continuously learn and apply lessons from past commissioning experiences.
• Ensure the complete inclusion of commissioning work scope within project plans.
• Collaborate with the commissioning team to meet or exceed project commissioning requirements.
• Develop and execute commissioning strategies aligned with project goals.
• Report commissioning progress to stakeholders.
• Define commissioning scope in tender invitations and conduct subsequent assessments.
• Oversee compliance with approved testing and commissioning programs.
• Assess and maintain the competence of commissioning resources.
• Encourage the use of shared best practices and procedures.
• Fulfil duties as an Intelligent Customer for commissioning, ensuring contractor oversight and assurance.
• Implement project commissioning arrangements in line with company policies, regulations, and quality requirements.
• Work collaboratively in compliance with the Collaborative Management Plan.
• Approve commissioning expenditures within approved limits.
• Appoint commissioning team members.
• Authorize the start and completion of commissioning work.
• Approve commissioning project deliverables, including strategy, estimates, program, test documentation, and reports.
• Evaluate and approve commissioning test results.

Key Skills:

• Apprenticeship and/or OBC/Level 3 qualification in a relevant discipline.
• Experience in an engineering/technical role with responsibility for fault finding.
• Excellent communication skills for collaboration with a wide range of stakeholders.
• Good computer skills for producing test documentation and reports.
• Experience in Nuclear or a highly regulated environment is advantageous.

Salary (Rate): undetermined

City: Cumbria

Country: United Kingdom

Working Arrangements: undetermined

IR35 Status: undetermined

Seniority Level: undetermined

Industry: Other