Site Electrical Commissioning Technician
UK Power & Energy Project | Contract
We’re supporting a major UK power and energy build and are looking for an experienced Site Electrical Commissioning Technician to join the site team during a critical commissioning phase.
This is a hands‑on, site‑based role for technicians who enjoy working on live electrical systems and seeing projects through to successful handover.
Key Details
* Contract: Circa 4 months (extension possible)
* Start: ASAP
* Rotation: 10 hours per day | 10 on / 4 off
* Engagement: Ltd Company – Outside IR35
* Rates: Negotiable
* Location: Northwest UK site
* Eligibility: Full UK working rights required
The Role
You’ll be responsible for executing electrical commissioning activities on site, including:
* Hands‑on commissioning of electrical systems and equipment (HV/LV switchgear, transformers, DC systems, rectifiers, inverters)
* Carrying out testing, fault‑finding, optimisation and system verification
* Completing commissioning documentation, test sheets and protocols
* Rectifying electrical issues and closing out punch list items
* Planning and executing LV isolations in line with site procedures
* Working closely with engineers, contractors and client representatives
* Operating strictly in line with EHS, LOTO and permit‑to‑work requirements
You’ll report into the Lead Electrical Engineer and work as part of a wider commissioning team.
About You
* 5+ years’ experience in electrical commissioning within power stations or heavy process plant environments
* ONC / OND (or equivalent) in Electrical Engineering or Electrical Systems
* Strong understanding of site safety systems and electrical isolation procedures
* Team‑focused, comfortable working with international and multidisciplinary teams
* Clear communicator
* Full UK working rights
Why Apply?
This is a solid commissioning contract with a defined rotation and the opportunity to work on a technically complex energy project. Ideal for technicians who want to stay hands‑on and be involved through to final handover.