Electrical, Control & Instrumentation Engineer Salary: £60,000 - £65,000 Location: Wakefield Contract Type: Permanent Role: EC&I Engineer EC&I Engineer role available! We are looking for someone to join a successful Chemical Manufacturing company and to provide hands-on engineering skill combined with technical expertise, project involvement, and site-wide maintenance leadership. This company is heavily investing into their site and staff, and it is a great opportunity for those looking for a change of environment and great culture. This company has a direct presence across four continents' and meets customers' needs worldwide. Benefits: Death in service benefit - 3x annual salary Critical illness cover 25 days holiday bank holidays Matched pension contribution scheme up to a total employer contribution of 10% Qualifications & Skills Required for the EC&I Engineer Position: C&G 18th Edition C&G Electrical Installation DSEAR / COMPEX Excellent planning, organisational and problem-solving skills. Able to lead contractors and internal teams effectively. Knowledge of UK legislation and safe systems of work (HSWA, CDM, DSEAR). Confident with risk assessments, method statements and permit-to-work processes. Strong communication, stakeholder management and decision-making capability. Responsibilities of the EC&I Engineer: Own the EC&I maintenance strategy across the site including proactive and reactive maintenance. Lead LOTOTO and electrical isolations, acting as the Responsible Person for electrical works. (415V 3-phase, 110V & 240V electrical equipment) Lead calibration, loop checking and verification across all instrumentation. Functional Safety, Life Cycle ownership. Develop and maintain DCS systems in collaboration with Automation and IT teams. Accept and verify EC&I design throughout all project phases-front end, detailed design, FAT/SAT, commissioning. Ensure correct documentation and asset data is captured for the site's CMMS. Act as EC&I technical lead on all new projects onsite. Liaise with contractors, suppliers and internal stakeholders to ensure safe, timely and cost-controlled delivery. Provide regular progress reporting to senior management. Participating in HAZOPs, design reviews, and contributing to safety case development. Identify risks, delays or slippage and implement corrective actions. Support UK HSE COMAH interventions/inspections acting as the EC&I SME. Suggest monthly improvements in safety and performance as part of the site's continuous improvement culture Please apply directly for further information regarding this EC&I Engineer role.