Commissioning Engineering

Commissioning Engineer

Kildare

€40,000 - €55,000 + Specialist Technical Training + Progression Opportunities + Accommodation for stay away

Are you looking to become a specialist in a growing industry? This is a great opportunity for you as a Commissioning Engineer to progress both professionally and technically at a company that offers industry leading training.

This role is working on complex projects across Ireland with a great team.

Work on full turnkey High/Low voltage projects in the Energy sector for industry leaders.

Enjoy a collaborative working environment, where people take ownership, work for one another and get things done the right way.

With a very strong pipeline of projects across Ireland you'll be stepping into a booming organisation known for its repeat business and technical excellence.

If you're passionate about helping deliver impactful projects.

As a Commissioning Engineer you will learn from an expert in the Industry in order to become an expert yourself.

Your role as a Commissioning Engineer will include:


*Travelling across Ireland



*Being mentored by an expert in order to Specialise yourself in the Energy Sector



*Installation and Testing of High/Medium Voltage systems



*Helping to deliver full turnkey projects in the Energy sector
As a Commissioning Engineer, you will need:


*Electrical Engineering Degree

*Experience on High/Medium Voltage projects (Preferred)

*To be flexible in terms of travel

If this sounds like an opportunity of interest to you then please Apply or call Sonny at 07537153909.

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