Electrical Commissioning Engineer HV /LV
Posted Today by Vallum Associates
Negotiable
Outside
Undetermined
England, United Kingdom
Summary: Vallum Associates is seeking two Electrical Commissioning Engineers with expertise in HV/LV systems for a commissioning team at an Energy From Waste Plant in England. The role involves supporting the lead electrical engineer in commissioning electrical systems and ensuring compliance with site safety rules. Candidates should have experience in commissioning within EFW, Biomass, or conventional power plants. The contract runs from February 2026 to October 2026, with specific working schedules during hot commissioning phases.
Key Responsibilities:
- Support the lead electrical engineer in commissioning electrical systems from HV down.
- Drive the commissioning process through the distribution system on site.
- Act as an electrical SAP and adhere to site safety rules.
- Engage in isolation and switching of HV systems.
- Work within a team for the commissioning of electrical systems.
Key Skills:
- Experience with HV systems and commissioning processes.
- Ability to work as a deputy to the lead electrical engineer.
- Knowledge of site safety regulations.
- Experience in commissioning on EFW, Biomass, or conventional power plants.
- Right to work in the UK.
Salary (Rate): undetermined
City: undetermined
Country: United Kingdom
Working Arrangements: undetermined
IR35 Status: outside IR35
Seniority Level: undetermined
Industry: Energy
Vallum Associates are currently partnered with a client to staff a commissioning team for an Energy From Waste Plant in England. They are looking for two Electrical Commissioning Engineer's HV / LV
Expectation/Requirements
- An electrical engineer who is experienced with HV systems and has previously been involved in isolation and switching of these systems.
- Deputy to the lead electrical engineer and have the necessary skills to commissioning electrical systems from the HV down.
- The client does not expect these engineers to carry out the HV testing, but they must be able to drive the commissioning through the distribution system on site.
- They should be able to act as an electrical SAP and be work within the site safety rules.
- Experience in commissioning on EFW, Biomass or conventional power plants is essential.
Details
- Contract: February 2026 - October 2026
- Schedule: 5 days a week 10 hours a day, During Hot commissioning 10 days on 4 days off.
- Outside IR35 - All in Daily Rate
- Right to work in the UK required