Electrical Control & Instrument Technician

Overview

EC&I Technician – Renewable Energy
Competitive salary + benefits
Attleborough, Norfolk

SCINERGY Recruitment are recruiting for an EC&I Technician to join the maintenance team at a renewable energy power station near Attleborough in Norfolk.

This role focuses on delivering safe, reliable electrical, control and instrumentation maintenance across the plant, supporting availability, efficiency and long-term asset integrity. You\’ll work closely with operations, mechanical and engineering teams to keep the plant running safely and efficiently.

Responsibilities

• Planned and reactive maintenance of electrical, control and instrumentation systems
• Fault-finding, diagnosis and repair of instrumentation, control panels, motors, switchgear and field devices
• Supporting maintenance of DCS / HMI, SCADA and plant control systems
• Instrument calibration, testing and verification (including safety critical devices)
• Supporting CEMS, emissions monitoring and compliance systems
• Managing and updating maintenance activities within the CMMS
• Supervising specialist contractors and reviewing RAMS
• Supporting outages, shutdowns and plant modifications
• Maintaining high standards of health, safety, environmental compliance and housekeeping

Qualifications

• A recognised EC&I or electrical qualification (NVQ Level 3 / ONC / C&G or equivalent)
• Experience within an industrial or process environment such as biomass, power generation, CHP or EfW
• Strong hands-on experience with fault-finding, maintenance and calibration of EC&I systems
• Understanding of permit-to-work, isolation and safe systems of work
• Ability to work independently and as part of a multi-disciplinary site team

What’s on offer

• Competitive salary, dependent on experience
• Company pension
• Site bonus
• Overtime
• Generous holiday allowance + BH
• Ongoing training and development

How to apply

For further information or to apply, please contact Steve Utton at SCINERGY Recruitment on (phone number removed)