Instrumentation jobs in Reino Unido - Page 4

Senior C&I Engineer - Why this role might appeal to you * The chance to apply your expertise as a Senior Controls & Instrumentation Engineer across the full lifecycle of energy projects—from design to operation. * A varied and engaging workload, combining design, site engineering, and hands-on problem solving. * Meaningful involvement in low-carbon and sustainable infrastructure projects. * A supportive environment where a Senior Controls & Instrumentation Engineer can genuinely influence project direction. * Strong opportunities for professional development and increased responsibility. Our client, an industry leader within their field, is seeking a Senior Controls & Instrumentation Engineer to take a key role in the design and delivery of control systems across a range of heat-network and energy projects in London. This position is ideal for a Senior Controls & Instrumentation Engineer who enjoys a mix of detailed design work, site engineering, and direct engagement with suppliers and project stakeholders. As a Senior C&I Engineer, you’ll work closely with multidisciplinary teams to ensure control systems are designed, installed, and commissioned to a high standard. You’ll take ownership of your projects, contribute to technical decisions, and support both office-based engineering and on-site delivery. Senior C&I Engineer Responsibilities: * Acting as the lead Senior Controls & Instrumentation Engineer during the detailed design phase. * Taking responsibility for C&I engineering on site during construction and commissioning. * Designing control systems for energy centres and heat-network infrastructure. * Working with suppliers throughout procurement, design development, installation, and commissioning. * Reviewing technical submissions, drawings, and integration strategies. * Supporting project managers with reporting, planning, and technical evaluation. * Balancing office-based design work with regular site visits across London. Ideal Senior C&I Key Skills: * Degree-level qualification (Level 8 / Honours Bachelor’s or equivalent) in engineering. * Minimum 7 years’ experience as a C&I engineer—ideally already operating at Senior Controls & Instrumentation Engineer level. * Confident engaging with clients, consultants, and suppliers. * Strong understanding of BMS and PLC-based systems, with beneficial experience in Siemens or Trend platforms. * Proficient with MS Office, especially Excel and Word. * A flexible mindset, keen to take on varied technical challenges across full project lifecycles. * Someone who works well in a multidisciplinary environment and naturally collaborates with others

About the Role We are seeking a Manufacturing Support Engineer with strong electronics and opto-electronic experience to support the assembly, test, and troubleshooting of high-reliability electronic and optical communication products used in advanced subsea optical transmission systems and network infrastructure. You will be responsible for technical support on manufacturing lines, resolving critical production issues, analysing test data, improving test processes and quality, and supporting continuous improvement activities. You'll join a team that delivers complex opto-electronic assemblies vital to global communications infrastructure. Key Responsibilities Provide hands-on technical support for manufacturing, test systems and product fault resolution. Troubleshoot and debug electronic and opto-electronic assemblies with a focus on quality and throughput. Analyse production and test data; identify trends and support corrective action plans. Support new product introductions and test strategy development. Design or improve test stations, interfaces, and test procedures. Work with cross-functional teams (R&D/Engineering/Operations) to implement process improvements. Train production operators on technical diagnostics and best practices. Essential Qualifications & Experience Degree in Electrical/Electronic Engineering, Opto-electronics, or equivalent. Strong understanding of electronics, opto-electronic components and circuit behaviour. Experience with fault finding, schematic interpretation and test instrumentation (e.g., oscilloscopes, multimeters). Experience in high-reliability manufacturing, fault analysis and lean manufacturing contexts. Excellent communication and teamwork skills. Ability to work independently and make timely decisions under pressure. Desirable Skills Experience with optical measurement, fibre inspection/optical power metering and understanding of optical transmission principles. Background using data analysis to drive manufacturing quality improvements. Familiarity with automated test systems and data logging tools. Working Pattern 2-Week Rotation: Days & Nights Day Shift: Mon-Thu (Early start approx. 06:00) Night Shift: Mon-Thu (Evening start approx. 18:00) Night shifts attract a 10% uplift between 22:00 - 06:00. Benefits Competitive contract rates with potential for long-term opportunity. Dynamic, collaborative engineering environment. Opportunity to support mission-critical infrastructure through cutting-edge optical communication products

Night Shift Maintenance Engineer (Food/FMCG) £55,000+ This is a night shift maintenance engineer role on a large, fast-paced food manufacturing site in West London. It’s permanent, site-based, and ideal for someone who likes getting on with the job without any nonsense attached. The shift is an 8 hour rather than 12 hour shift. You’ll be working 5 nights out of 7 keeping production running, fixing problems properly, and improving reliability rather than just resetting alarms and moving on. The Role: You’ll be part of an established engineering team, responsible for maintaining and improving a wide range of food processing and packaging equipment. This is a hands-on maintenance role where you’ll be expected to: Carry out planned, predictive and reactive maintenance Respond to breakdowns and fault-find across electrical and mechanical systems Work on automation, instrumentation, pneumatics and basic PLC-controlled equipment Support changeovers, set-ups and adjustments alongside production Contribute to continuous improvement and reliability initiatives Keep maintenance records accurate and audit-ready Work safely and in line with food safety and site procedures There’s plenty of variety here so no two nights look the same. What they’re looking for: This role suits a multi-skilled engineer with an electrical bias. You’ll need: A recognised engineering apprenticeship (NVQ Level 3/4, C&G, EAL or similar) Solid fault-finding experience in a manufacturing or FMCG environment Electrical and mechanical knowledge covering motors, sensors, PLCs, hydraulics and pneumatics A good understanding of safe systems of work and food safety standards Confidence using CMMS systems and following SOPs Experience in food manufacturing is useful, but strong process or FMCG backgrounds will also be considered. Why it’s worth a look: This is a stable role on a large, well-invested site with clear processes, proper training, and a business that takes engineering seriously. If you’re a night-shift engineer who likes ownership, consistency, and decent kit to work on, it’s a solid option. Apply online or get in touch for a confidential chat. Please apply with an up to date copy of your CV. All applications will receive a response. If you would like a conversation to hear more about this position, please call (phone number removed) and ask for Sam. By applying to this advertised job, you give consent for The Sterling Choice Ltd to hold your information. Our privacy policy can be found on our website

Senior Engineering Surveyor Contract: Permanent Location: Stafford (with nationwide travel) Salary: £50,000 per annum About the Role Our client is seeking an experienced Senior Engineering Surveyor to join their team based in Stafford. This role combines hands-on surveying expertise with leadership responsibilities, leading technical delivery on major infrastructure and construction projects whilst mentoring junior surveyors and supporting the development of the clients geospatial capabilities. The ideal candidate will bring extensive site engineering experience, strong technical expertise, and the ability to manage teams whilst ensuring accuracy, efficiency, and compliance with industry standards across all projects. Key Responsibilities Lead engineering surveying activities on construction and infrastructure projects, ensuring precision and compliance Manage site survey teams, providing technical guidance, mentoring, and quality assurance Deliver setting-out, monitoring, and as-built surveys using advanced instrumentation and digital workflows Collaborate with project managers, engineers, and stakeholders to ensure seamless integration of geospatial data Utilise post-processing software such as AutoCAD and N4CE Ensure health, safety, and environmental standards are upheld across all site activities Support business development by contributing technical expertise to bids, tenders, and client engagement Drive innovation by adopting emerging technologies and best practices in geospatial engineering Interpret engineering drawings and specifications accurately Troubleshoot and problem-solve to deliver under tight deadlines Skills, Knowledge & Expertise Essential Requirements: Proven experience as a site engineering surveyor within the construction industry Strong expertise in setting out works and conducting surveys Proficiency with total stations, GNSS, laser scanning, and digital survey technologies Ability to interpret engineering drawings and specifications accurately Excellent leadership and mentoring skills with experience managing survey teams Strong communication and stakeholder engagement abilities Ability to troubleshoot, problem-solve, and perform under tight deadlines Full UK manual driving licence Flexibility to travel nationwide as required Desirable: Relevant qualifications in surveying, civil engineering, or geospatial disciplines Professional accreditation (e.g., RICS, CICES, or equivalent) Experience with Leica survey equipment Knowledge of point cloud data processing and BIM workflows CSCS Card holder Benefits 23 days holiday plus bank holidays, increasing to 26 with service Flexible working options post-probation Staff benefits package including retailer discounts, gym memberships, and spa days Pension scheme Health insurance, including cinema tickets, free coffee, movie rental rewards, free Headspace subscription, and 24/7 virtual GP service Life insurance Company van and fuel card Tax-free stay-away allowance and paid travel time over one hour Paid overtime for hours worked over 40, with enhanced rates for night and weekend work Referral scheme of up to £1,000 IT and phone package Recognition scheme and service awards Continuous on-the-job training and development, both in-house and through accredited qualifications To apply, please submit your CV below! TPBN1_UKTJ

Electrical bias Maintenance Engineer (Food/FMCG) £52,800 This is a food manufacturing site in East London running a fast-paced, automated operation. They’re looking for an electrically strong maintenance engineer who’s genuinely comfortable fault-finding on the tools and knows their way around control systems. If your electrical experience is light, theoretical, or mostly mechanical this won’t be the one. Quick Overview: Salary: £52,800 Shift pattern: 4 on 4 off rotating days and nights Location: East London Interview process: Stage 1: Teams call Stage 2: On-site interview with site tour. Right to work: Full right to work in the UK is required. No sponsorship will be offered. What you’ll be doing: Electrical fault-finding, diagnostics and repairs on production and packaging machinery Planned and preventative maintenance to maximise uptime and reliability Supporting production priorities and responding to breakdowns effectively Completing documentation accurately and keeping everything audit-ready Working safely and compliantly in a food manufacturing environment Identifying opportunities to improve safety, reliability and efficiency About you: These are non-negotiable. Minimum NVQ Level 3 or equivalent e.g. electrical degree with hands-on maintenance experience Proven experience working on the tools as a maintenance engineer Background in food or manufacturing environment. Strong experience in: Controls and instrumentation Control panels Electrical components: sensors, relays, thermocouples, VFDs, etc. Electrical fault finding and troubleshooting Reading and interpreting electrical drawings and symbols Drawing and explaining electrical circuit diagrams Servo motors and encoders Basic pneumatics (valves, cylinders, air flow controls) Please apply with an up to date copy of your CV. All applications will receive a response. If you would like a conversation to hear more about this position, please call (phone number removed) and ask for Sam. By applying to this advertised job, you give consent for The Sterling Choice Ltd to hold your information. Our privacy policy can be found on our website