Job Title: Commissioning Engineer Location: Walsall Competitive £55,000 - £60,000 Car/Car Allowance A fantastic Opportunity for a Commission Engineer to join our team based out of Walsall. You’ll work as part of a highly skilled engineering division supporting all aspects of MECIA services to our clients. As part of our team, you will get to both support your peers in the delivery of civil, mechanical, and electrical engineering projects and be required to lead the commissioning elements of projects when called on. STW LV SAP qualification would be advantageous. This is a great opportunity to work on our most high-profile projects and take your career to the next level in a group that’s experiencing major growth. On-Site are part of SSI within the South Staffordshire Group – the 3000 employee-strong group behind South Staffs and Cambridge water and a host of other businesses that feed into the utilities sector. You won’t just be joining one business; you’ll be part of a group that can offer you variety and development for the whole of your career. What’s The Role Production and planning of all key MECIA deliverables for the commissioning of projects. Client and Operational liaison to ensure new and existing apparatus is managed throughout the commissioning process. Manage safety documentation, interpret electrical drawings, and conduct testing for LV equipment, ensuring operational integrity. Coordinate site activities with engineers, subcontractors, and utilities, overseeing job costing, material specifications, and logistics for efficient project execution. Willingness to take on LV SAP duties on successful completion of the clients LV SAP mentoring programme. Collation and completion of testing and inspection records Review of design deliverables including Control Philosophy, P&ID’s, schedules, FDS and telemetry requisitions Attend progress and commissioning meetings with the client Attend and oversee MCC FAT & SAT testing Compile commissioning documentation and review of commissioning plans. Develop accordingly to site requirements Assist in compilation of O&M manuals Assist in training and handover What You’ll Need Technical certification (e.g., BTEC, C&G) in Electrical Engineering or installation Proficiency in electrical commissioning, fault finding, along with a solid understanding of health and safety regulations and distribution safety rules. Desirable qualifications and skills involve training certifications (e.g., first aid, IPAF, PASMA, SMSTS), CSCS industry card, knowledge of 18th edition/2391 inspection & testing. Computer literacy in MS Office, a full driver's license, and flexibility for travel within the UK, including weekend overtime or alternate schedules, are essential for the role. Behavioural competencies include strong interpersonal skills, organizational abilities, problem-solving aptitude, and a proactive, confident approach to tasks, whether working independently or leading a team What You’ll Get In Return Exposure to high-profile and rewarding projects. Matched pension contribution The chance to build your career group-wide and truly develop. Company Car/car allowance