Commissioning Engineer - Waste-to-Energy Project

Greater London, England, United Kingdom

4/23/2025

We are currently seeking a Commissioning Engineer (CE) to support commissioning operations for a flue gas treatment system within a major energy infrastructure project. The role will cover cold commissioning, hot commissioning, and trial runs under the guidance of the project’s Commissioning Manager.

This role is vital in ensuring technical compliance, system integrity, and operational readiness during the commissioning lifecycle.

Key Responsibilities

• Perform pre-commissioning control and checks of system components
• Lead and support cold and hot commissioning activities, including flue gas and water treatment optimization
• Update technical documentation including P&IDs, functional analysis, operating manuals, I/O and alarm lists
• Log and report all commissioning anomalies, near misses, and safety incidents
• Participate in client operator training and provide on-site technical guidance
• Apply and complete test sheets and follow detailed commissioning procedures
• Supervise minor equipment interventions and support supplier coordination during commissioning
• Maintain a commissioning logbook and submit weekly progress reports
  
  

Required Skills & Experience

• Proven experience in commissioning industrial or environmental systems, ideally in flue gas, water, or thermal process sectors
• Electrical competency, including:
• Electrical works supervision
• Locking/securing low-voltage systems
• Electrical fault identification and isolation
  
  

Experience with instrumentation, FAT/SAT, and safety compliance Ability to work within multi-disciplinary teams under strict documentation and testing protocols Strong understanding of HSEQ standards and commissioning workflows Mandatory Certifications (at least one required):

• SSSTS (Site Supervisor Safety Training Scheme)
• SIRAC (Supervisor Integrated Risk Awareness Course)
• CSCS Gold Skill Card
• Certification must be valid prior to site mobilization and a copy must be submitted.
  
  

Additional Information

• Must comply with UK work regulations (post-Brexit compliance such as valid visa or pre-settled status may apply)
• PPE and specific tools may be provided; CE must ensure readiness and valid calibration where applicable
• Standard work schedule: Monday to Friday, 45 hours/week
• Weekend work (Saturday) subject to approval
• Travel expenses are vendor’s responsibility
• Full-time presence on site is expected during cold, hot, and trial run commissioning phases
• English fluency required; French is a plus