Electrical Commissioning Engineer

OLG Recruitment are recruiting for an Electrical Commissioning Engineer to work for a major client based in Immingham. This is a temporary contract role, working 40 hours per week, with an approximate duration of 12 months. This role will be inside of IR35. Basic Purpose: Ensures that all high-voltage (HV) and low-voltage (LV) electrical systems and equipment are installed, tested, and verified to meet design specifications, safety standards, and operational requirements. Primary purpose is to lead pre-commissioning (FAT) and commissioning (SAT) activities, troubleshoot issues, and confirm readiness for safe and reliable integration into existing infrastructure and unit startup. Primary Responsibilities: Develop commissioning plans and lead the execution of FAT and SAT procedures for HV and LV equipment and distribution systems. Provide technical support for project electrical Supervisors and Technicians. Coordinate and lead activities between Electrical resources and OEM specialists. Track and resolve TQs within area of responsibility. Oversee safe execution of electrical work in the field by ensuring compliance to HV & LV Safety Rules. Ensure accurate records are created for commissioning works including the red lining of work packs for as building. Establish reporting for commissioning activity progress. Deliver Authority to Commissioning processes for Electrical. Critical Skills: Experience in the commissioning of HV switchgear, transformers and protection devices. Experience in the commissioning of Variable Speed Drives. Extensive electrical experience within the Oil & Gas or Petrochem industries. Prior Senior Authorised Person status desirable. Great communicator, team player and self starter. Qualifications: Degree in electrical engineering or extensive experience working as an commissioning engineer. Knowledge of Hazardous areas and types of protection Knowledge of BS7671 Wiring Regulations Knowledge of 11kV and 415V distribution systems Knowledge of discipline specific commissioning practises. TPBN1_UKTJ

Created: 2026-01-09