Are you a controls engineer with commissioning experience? Are you looking for a new challenge? After a recent acquisition we are looking for a controls & commissioning engineer for this Equipment Manufacturer, who’s manufacturing facility is based in Great Yarmouth.
The new owners are providing significant investment into the business, this is new role created by the company to support growth. Already leading brand in the industry, and a great reputation coupled with this investment see’s the business set to soar in 2026.
Your role will be predominantly site based with occasional travel to clients site 1-2 times a year. You will have full autonomy working with the programming and production team to make process and design improvements.
The Benefits of this Controls & Commissioning Engineer’s role
Basic salary £50,000
8:30-5:00 Monday – Thursday 8:30-3:30 Friday
Hybrid working.
25 days holiday + Bank Holidays
Pension
The role of a Controls & Commissioning Engineer
Deliver machines to service team in a fully tested, documented, and compliant state.
Ensure documentation accuracy and ownership, including commissioning guides, compliance documents, and test standards.
Act as Stuga’s technical authority for commissioning and control systems.
Manage supplier relationships relating to control system components, obsolescence, and returns.
Provide occasional on-site support when customer or service requirements cannot be resolved remotely.
Maintain awareness of the financial and operational impact of engineering decisions.
Continuously develop expertise in control system safety and compliance standards.
Skills & Qualifications Required in this Controls & Commissioning Engineer’s Role
Engineering Qualification – Electrical or controls Minimum of a level 3
Commissioning and testing of automated machinery.
PLC programming (Beckhoff TwinCAT preferred).
Electrical CAD and BoM management.
Fault finding and troubleshooting in electrical and pneumatic circuits.
Documentation creation (FAT/SAT, compliance, commissioning standards)