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Mechanical Commissioning Engineer4 months Contract
Location - Isle of Wight
Day Rate - £500 - £550 per day
Start date - September 2023 The Role We are currently recruiting for a Mechanical Commissioning Engineer to join the end Client on the new build Waste to Energy facility based on the Isle of Wight. Our Client is a leading engineering and operations specialist in the renewable energy field, who are constantly growing in the UK market as a leading Client.As Mechanical Commissioning Engineer, you will bring demonstrable commissioning experience and practical skills to the commissioning team. Working closely with the Commissioning Manager, you will be responsible for planning, executing and documenting of commissioning and handover activities on the project and programme of works in a safe manner, fully in accordance with company processes, systems, procedures and specifications.
Responsibilities include:
Skills & Requirements:
If you are interested in finding out more, you can call Greg on 02392 222 966 or contact me at [email protected]
Astute’s EPC Contract Power team is partnering with an EPC Contractor within the UK and Global Power Industry to recruit a C&I Commissioning Technicians on a 5 months initial contract for its CCGT plant in Pembroke.
The C&I Commissioning Technicians roles comes with a day rate from £350.00 to £450.00.
Role responsibilities and key skills for the role:Astute’s EPC Power team is partnering with a leading EPC Contractor within the UK Power Industry to recruit an Electrical Commissioning Engineer on a 6 month contract basis for its Waste to Energy project based in Chester, Cheshire
The Electrical Commissioning Engineer role comes with a day rate of £500.00 to £550.00 per day.
Key skills and responsibilities:
Location, remuneration and timeframe of the Electrical Commissioning Engineer role
INDPOW
Oversee financial management and reporting for the electrical main contractor on the Gas Peaking Plant project.
Manage project budgeting, forecasting, and cost control to ensure profitability and compliance with agreed margins.
Monitor cash flow, working capital, and payment schedules, including subcontractor and supplier invoices.
Provide accurate monthly management accounts, variance analysis, and financial insights to project leadership.
Ensure compliance with UK accounting standards, tax regulations, and internal company policies.
Implement and maintain effective financial controls across procurement, expenses, and contract management.
Support commercial and project teams with contract reviews, claims, and change order financial assessments.
Liaise with auditors, external stakeholders, and client finance teams as required.
Identify financial risks and opportunities, advising senior management on mitigation and optimisation strategies.
Lead financial reporting for project close-out, including final accounts, reconciliations, and lessons learned.
Location, remuneration and timeframe of the Rigger positions:
Astute's Power Team are currently recruiting 2 Electrical Testers to join a Electrical Main Contractor on a new build Waste to Energy facility based in Irvine, Scotland on a 5 months contractor under the CIS scheme.
The Electrician positions come with an hourly rate of £24.00 per hour. Role responsibilities and key skills for the role:Perform electrical testing and commissioning of LV and MV cabling systems associated with Balance of Plant (BoP) infrastructure.
Conduct insulation resistance testing (IR), continuity checks, polarity tests, and phase rotation verification on power and control cables.
Interpret single-line diagrams, wiring schematics, and cable schedules to verify correct installation.
Ensure all cable terminations, joints, and connections meet industry standards and project specifications.
Document test results clearly and accurately in line with QA/QC protocols.
Coordinate with installation teams, supervisors, and commissioning engineers to troubleshoot faults or non-conformities.
Verify correct cable routing, glanding, and tagging across BoP systems (e.g., transformers, switchgear, MCCs, and auxiliary equipment).
Follow lock-out/tag-out (LOTO) and site safety procedures at all times.
Use appropriate testing tools (megger, multimeter, phase testers, etc.) and ensure they are calibrated and in good condition.
Support pre-commissioning and energization activities under the direction of the electrical commissioning manager.
Participate in punch-list activities and resolution of deficiencies.
Maintain compliance with HSE regulations, electrical standards (e.g., IEC, BS7671), and site-specific quality procedures.