Assistant Commissioning Engineer

Overview

Assist commissioning of new water/water recycling assets, supporting testing and handover.

Key Responsibilities

• commissioning docs
• risk assessment
• handover support
• process optimisation
• commissioning planning
• system integration

Tasks

-Support the development of key commissioning documentation, including plans, test procedures, and reports. -Contribute to risk assessments and impact plans to safeguard supply continuity and water quality. -Support the handover process to ensure new assets are fully tested, documented, and ready for reliable operation. -Help optimise water and water recycling processes during start-up and testing phases. -Assist in planning and carrying out commissioning activities for new water and water recycling projects. -Participate in Factory and Site Acceptance Testing, control system verification, and functional testing. -Work with multidisciplinary teams to ensure safe, seamless integration of new assets into live operational networks.

Requirements

• apprenticeship
• hnc
• plcs
• mccs
• water recycling
• driving licence

What You Bring

-A recognised M&E apprenticeship and/or a Level 3 (ONC or BTEC) or HNC qualification in Electrical or Electronic Engineering. -Familiarity with electrical systems, MCCs, PLCs, instrumentation, and process control (desirable). -Experience or understanding of water or water recycling operations (desirable). -A valid UK driving licence (essential).

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Benefits

-Company vehicle -Ongoing training and career development -25 days annual leave (increasing with service) plus bank holidays -Annual bonus -Flexible benefits including lifestyle and wellbeing choices -Private health insurance options -Competitive salary circa £33,000 (depending on experience) -Double-matched pension scheme (up to 6%)

About Anglian Water

-Provider of water and wastewater services to the East of England. -Supplies over six million domestic and commercial customers. -Innovative approaches to water management in water-scarce regions. -Operations cover Norfolk, Suffolk, Essex, and Cambridgeshire.

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