Commissioning Engineer
Posted 1 day ago by Astute People
£500 Per day
Outside
Undetermined
Ellesmere Port, Cheshire
Summary: The Commissioning Engineer role involves working with a large-scale European Engineering and Construction company at their Cheshire site for a duration of 4 months. The position requires expertise in the preparation and testing of components, as well as the optimization of operating parameters for flue gas treatment systems. The role also includes documentation responsibilities and adherence to commissioning schedules while reporting to the commissioning manager.
Key Responsibilities:
- Preparation and control of components before tests.
- Conduct cold tests on individual parts and sequences.
- Perform hot tests and optimize operating parameters of the flue gas treatment system.
- Follow up on the operation of the flue gas system during hot commissioning.
- Participate in the training of client operators.
- Ensure compliance with the LAB Commissioning schedule.
- Inform the commissioning manager of any events impacting the schedule.
- Fill out test sheets and procedures as required.
- Provide weekly written reports to the commissioning manager.
- Update commissioning documents including PID's, functional analysis feedback, operating manuals, and maintenance manuals.
- Report and check any modifications with the commissioning manager.
- Adhere to procedures for recording and treating all anomalies.
- Maintain a logbook during the first operation of the plant, documenting important events.
- Report any near misses or accidents to the commissioning manager.
Key Skills:
- Experience in commissioning engineering.
- Knowledge of flue gas treatment systems.
- Ability to prepare and control components for testing.
- Strong documentation and reporting skills.
- Familiarity with safety procedures and anomaly reporting.
- Effective communication and training skills.
Salary (Rate): £500/day
City: Ellesmere Port
Country: United Kingdom
Working Arrangements: undetermined
IR35 Status: outside IR35
Seniority Level: undetermined
Industry: Engineering
Astute's Power team is partnering with a large-scale European Engineering and Construction company to recruit a Commissioning Engineers on 4 month for its Cheshire site.
The Commissioning Engineer role comes with a rate of £500 per day.
Key skills required for the Commissioning Engineer role
- Preparation, control of the components before tests,
- Cold tests on each individual part + sequence
- Hot tests and the optimization of operating parameters of the flue gas treatment.
- Follow up operation of the flue gas system during hot commissioning. (refer safety part)
- Participation of the training of client operator.
- Documentation
- The respect of the LAB Commissioning schedule.
- The CE will have to inform the CM of any event able to impact on schedule.
- Test sheets (or equivalent) and procedure filling.
- Weekly written reports to the commissioning manager CM.( under demand)
- The updating of Commissioning documents: PID's; the detailed functional analysis feedback, the operating manual, the maintenance manual, the I/O and instrumentation lists, the alarm list…
- Any modifications must be reported and checked by the CM.
- The respect of procedures about recording and treatment of all anomalies.
- Providing of a log book during first operation of the plant. This book must be filled with all important events concerning the commissioning (problems, breakdowns of equipment, etc.).
- Report every near miss or accident to the CM
Location, remuneration and timeframe of the Commissioning Engineer role:
Cheshire
Outside IR35
£500 per day
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