Commissioning Engineer

Welcome to Ashford Environmental Services Limited, the UK's leading building services commissioning and water treatment specialist, providing an integrated service to commerce and industry. Incorporated in 1997, Ashford has over twenty years experience in the combined role, a proven track record and gained a reputation for getting the job done. Finding the best solutions to the challenges of the modern built environment, Ashford has the will, the wherewithal and the resources to deliver. "Our aim is to continually improve our service and performance, to do things better, more safely, more efficiently and more economically whilst always being mindful of finite resources and our environment."

Here at Ashford Environmental Services we are a leading water treatment specialist, offering excellent career progression and encourage candidates to be innovative and dynamic! If you want to work for a company that looks after its staff and offers generous salaries and your own profit share in the company then please look at below job spec:

Job summary

As industries evolve, the role of a Commissioning Engineer becomes increasingly significant, particularly in water treatment specialist industry. A Commissioning Engineer plays a critical role in the installation, testing, and setting up of water systems to ensure that they function according to the provided specifications and standards. This position is vital in guaranteeing that all aspects of the infrastructure and system setup comply with both safety and functionality protocols before they are fully operational.

Key Responsibilities

Commissioning Engineers are primarily responsible for overseeing the installation of new equipment and systems, conducting tests to ensure operational efficacy, and resolving any issues that arise during the setup processes. Their role is pivotal in validating the integrity and performance of critical systems before they are handed over for everyday use. Key responsibilities include:

• Planning, managing, and executing the commissioning of various systems.
• Performing tests and inspections to ensure systems meet design specifications.
• Diagnosing and troubleshooting equipment and system malfunctions.
• Ensuring all safety, quality, and operational procedures are followed during the commissioning phase.
• Providing training and support to maintenance and operational teams on new systems.
• Preparing and maintaining comprehensive project documentation.

Hours of work: 8am to 5pm
Location: London and surrounding areas
Salary: £30,000 to £50,000 depending on experience

Apply now to secure your interview slot.

Pay: £30,000.00-£50,000.00 per year

Benefits:

• Company events
• Company pension

Work Location: In person