Controls Engineer and Senior Controls Engineer

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12 months ago
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We are working with a market-leading engineering solutions provider renowned for delivering critical services across a diverse range of industries, including food and beverage, utilities, defence, and aerospace. As part of their continued growth, we are recruiting for Control Systems Engineers and Senior Control Systems Engineers to join their innovative Digital Engineering team.

This is an exciting opportunity to design, develop, and test bespoke automation software solutions using PLCs, HMIs, and SCADA systems. Whether you're an experienced engineer or looking to step up into a senior role, this position offers the chance to work on cutting-edge projects in a collaborative and forward-thinking environment.

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Key Responsibilities

  • Full Project Lifecycle: Manage automation projects from concept to completion.
  • Software Development: Design and test control applications for PLCs, HMIs, and SCADA systems tailored to diverse requirements.
  • On-Site Testing: Perform functional testing, installation, and commissioning of systems at client sites.
  • Technical Documentation: Create and maintain high-quality design documentation, including FDS, SDS, test records, and user manuals.
  • Client Collaboration: Work closely with clients to interpret requirements, present solutions, and incorporate feedback.
  • Standards Compliance: Ensure all designs meet relevant regulatory and safety standards.
  • Teamwork: Collaborate with colleagues to ensure smooth delivery of projects.

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    Key Skills & Experience
  • PLC Programming: Proficiency with Rockwell ControlLogix is essential; experience with Siemens TIA Portal or Mitsubishi hardware is a bonus.
  • HMI Development: Expertise in Rockwell HMI programming, with additional experience in other HMI brands being advantageous.
  • SCADA Systems: Knowledge of SCADA applications is a plus.
  • Networking: Strong understanding of TCP/IP networks for automation systems.
  • On-Site Commissioning: Real-time experience commissioning electrical and control systems at client sites.
  • Domain Knowledge: Familiarity with industries such as water processing, food and beverage manufacturing, or similar is beneficial.
  • Qualifications: Degree, HNC, or equivalent in Electrical Engineering, Control Systems, or a related field.

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    What's on Offer?
  • A saalry up to £60,000 and benefits package.
  • Opportunities for career progression and professional development within a growing organisation.
  • The chance to work on challenging and rewarding projects in a collaborative environment.

    If you're ready to take the next step in your career and join a company at the forefront of engineering innovation, we'd love to hear from you

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