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We are delighted to be supporting our client, a very well established and market-leading manufacturing business, as part of continued investment into the growth of their engineering function, as they seek to hire an experienced Control and Instrumentation Technician with Electrical experience to join the business.

Package on offer:

£47,800pa basic salary
Pension Scheme - 6% Employer Contribution / 4% (min) Employee Contribution
Life Assurance - 3 x Salary
Private Medical Insurance - BUPA
25 Days Holiday
Medicash Scheme - range of benefits to select from
Cycle to work scheme & more benefits  The role:
The Control and Instrumentation Technician will be responsible for the safe operation of the Instrumentation, Control and Electrical equipment on site.

The core of the role will involve measuring and controlling instrumentation. The Instrumentation Technician will be heavily involved in servicing and calibrating plant equipment and process control systems. The sort of instruments will include; pressure, flow, gas analyzers, sensors, signal conditioners, final control elements, etc.

The key responsibilities for the Control and Instrumentation Technician will involve:

Maintaining documentation for instrumentation calibrations
Responsible for Maintenance, Analysis and Incident Reports
Calibrating instruments and systems
Reading P&ID drawings
Installing and terminating Instrument and electrical connections
Installing, configuring, calibrating and maintaining control, measurement and indicating instrumentation (pneumatic, analog & digital
Performing scheduled maintenance programs.
Inspecting and testing the operation of instruments and systems to diagnose faults.  The successful candidate for the Control and Instrumentation Technician will have the following background:

Experience working as an Control and Instrumentation Technician or Instrument Engineer, with basic Electrical experience
Must have had experience with maintenance, fault finding and carrying out repairs within the field of instrumentation.
Knowledge of diagnosing, troubleshooting and repairing defective instruments.
Able to read P&ID drawings.
You would have worked in a Chemical, Manufacturing or Oil & Gas industry, ideally with experience working on a COMAH site. About the business:
This business are a specialist manufacturer and distributor, with a diverse product range, supplying into a number of key and essential industries both in the UK as well as internationally.

The business has grown from strength to strength over the years, and despite a challenging economic climate in the UK, have proven to be one of the most exciting businesses to recruit for, with constant CAPEX investment and site upgrade projects (even during the COVID pandemic), but most importantly, with investments into retaining and attracting the best talent into their business.

Whilst the business have continued to grow in recent years, it is clear that they have always maintained a collaborative, family-driven and values-based culture at the core of their business, so it is key that the Instrumentation Technician that comes in shares the same ethos.

The role will suit someone who has previously held one of the following job titles - Control and Instrumentation Technician, Instrumentation Technician, Instrumentation Engineer, Instrument Technician, Instrument Tech, C&I Technician, C&I Engineer, E&I Technician, E&I Engineer