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Control & Instrumentation Engineers - Why You Should Apply?
Secure Your Future: Join a leading Cardiff business and gain the stability you need to build a long-term career. Plan your future with confidence in a secure role at a company committed to lasting success.
Grow Your Expertise: Work alongside a highly experienced team. With their support and mentorship, you will have the perfect opportunity to enhance your skills in a secure and encouraging environment.
Make a Tangible Impact: This is more than just another engineering job. You will play a key role in the plant's success, with your work making a direct and measurable impact on performance. Enjoy genuine job satisfaction and a true sense of accomplishment.
Your Remuneration Package:
- A competitive salary of up to 51,000
- Performance bonus of up to 10%
- Call-out allowance of 2,550 (post-probation)
- 5% company pension contribution
- Cash healthcare scheme
- 33 days annual leave (including bank holidays)
What You'll Be Doing:
As the Control and Instrumentation Engineer (C&I), you will manage all instrumentation activities, from maintenance programmes to emergency repairs. Your focus will be on developing procedures, managing resources, conducting risk assessments (including CompEx and ATEX), and ensuring the optimal performance of critical production equipment.
What You'll Need To Apply:
You should have proven experience calibrating field instruments and reading P&ID diagrams, along with a solid understanding of process control, measurement systems, and knowledge of PLCs and SCADA.
Next Steps:
If you are an experienced Control and Instrumentation Engineer (C&I) looking for a rewarding new challenge, click 'Apply' now to share your CV.
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