Job Description

Control & Instrumentation Technician

We stand out. While many instrumentation companies focus strictly on instrument sales, Process Instruments' CompEx trained professional technicians and engineers are also experts at designing, installing, programming, tuning, and troubleshooting for virtually any control instrumentation or system.

Our equipment is calibrated by UKAS accredited calibration laboratories and is traceable to national standards and we offer our own qualified engineers for projects. We have a suite of fully equipped vans and hold all of the correct insurance documentation for site work.

In essence we provide experienced personnel with technical knowledge, supported by high-precision equipment and instrumentation and championed by our world-leading partners. All work is conducted with the correct verification documentation meaning our customers' total peace of mind and confidence.

Role & Responsibilities:

The role requires

installation, commissioning, servicing, calibrating and fault diagnostics/repair

of a range of electronic and mechanical process control instrumentation.

To commission, calibrate and repair onsite instrumentation.

To work in a variety of industries, within the customer database.

To liaise with the Engineering Team Leader to ensure that all spares, tools and paperwork is available to enable them to carry out their duties.

To liaise with customers when required prior to executing the job to ensure full understanding of the nature of the job and also to advise estimated time of arrival and of any delays which may be anticipated.

To adhere to company and site safety rules, permit to work systems and carry out risk assessments.

To work to local and industry procedures and to comply with industry codes of practice and the company quality management system.

Requirement to travel throughout the UK, overseas and possibly offshore.

Provide services and support to other departments and customers as deemed appropriate by the Engineering Manager.

Timely and accurate job reporting in accordance with the Company service report forms

Qualification required:

Ideally qualified to

NVQ L3, preferably in Electrical Engineering or Instrumentation

& control

Recognised apprenticeship

in the above disciplines is ideal or a minimum of 2 years' Process Control experience

A full UK driving licence

Problem solving and diagnostic skills

Process Instrumentation or similar experience would be preferred

To be highly motivated and can work on own initiative or as part of a team

A flexible approach to working activities

Excellent communication and organisational skills

The ability to develop good working relationships with customers

Excellent punctuality and timekeeping

Benefits & Perks:

The security of working for an family-owned company who are a industry leaders in driving progression, efficiency and optimisation within

measurement instrumentation.

Company Van access

Performance-based remuneration including "stay away" bonus

Excellent training facilities and personal development plans both in house and with some of the market leading companies within process instrumentation.

Family & social events throughout the year.

Flexible working when on admin/office days.

Excellent pension scheme, health plan and EAP program.

Hours:

Monday - Friday 8 hour shifts

Occasional weekend work to include

https://www.processinstrumentsolutions.co.uk/services/

Job Type: Full-time

Pay: Up to 57,500.00 per year

Benefits:

Bereavement leave Company events Company pension Cycle to work scheme Discounted or free food Employee discount Employee mentoring programme Enhanced maternity leave Enhanced paternity leave Financial planning services Flexitime Free parking Gym membership Health & wellbeing programme On-site parking Private dental insurance Private medical insurance Sick pay Work from home
Experience:

C&I or Electrical Engineering: 2 years (preferred)
Licence/Certification:

Driving Licence (required)
Work authorisation:

United Kingdom (required)
Work Location: Hybrid remote in Bury St. Edmunds IP31