Mechanical Commissioning Technician

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Job Title:Mechanical Commissioning Technician
Location:Ellesmere Port
Duration:6-12 months
Rate:£400.00 per day PAYE - (£357.00 + £43.00 hol pay)Job Overview

We are seeking a skilled and proactive Mechanical Commissioning Technician to support the commissioning of mechanical systems for a new build power generation project in the UK. The successful candidate will play a key role in ensuring mechanical systems are safely and effectively commissioned to meet project requirements.

Key Responsibilities

  • Assist in the commissioning of mechanical systems, including pumps, valves, heat exchangers, and rotating equipment.

  • Perform functional testing, pressure testing, and system integration checks.

  • Support system start-up and ensure mechanical equipment is properly tested and balanced before activation.

  • Collaborate with the commissioning team to ensure mechanical systems are integrated seamlessly with electrical and control systems.

  • Perform fault diagnosis, troubleshooting, and resolution of mechanical system issues.

  • Verify mechanical equipment settings and configurations in accordance with design specifications and project documentation.

  • Ensure compliance with project specifications, industry standards, and UK health & safety regulations.

  • Maintain accurate commissioning documentation, including test records, punch lists, and progress reports.

  • Work closely with design, construction, and client teams to ensure project success.

Qualifications and Experience

  • NVQ Level 3 or equivalent qualification in Mechanical Engineering or related field.

  • Proven experience in mechanical commissioning, preferably in new build power generation projects in the UK.

  • Strong technical knowledge of mechanical systems, including piping, pumps, and rotating equipment.

  • Familiarity with UK mechanical standards and regulations.

  • Ability to read and interpret mechanical drawings and schematics.

  • Strong problem-solving skills and the ability to work independently and as part of a team.

  • Commitment to health, safety, and environmental standards.

  • Willingness to travel and work on-site as required.

Desirable Skills

  • Experience with power generation technologies such as gas turbines, steam turbines, or combined cycle power plants.

  • Competency in commissioning tools and software.

  • Knowledge of mechanical protection systems and fault-finding techniques


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