Talent STEM are supporting a leading high-hazard industrial manufacturer in North West England who are seeking an Electrical, Control and Instrumentation (EC&I) Engineer to join their engineering team. This permanent position offers the opportunity to work in a COMAH-regulated facility, ensuring the safe and reliable operation of critical plant systems.
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Why join?
- Progress your career with a respected manufacturer in the chemical and process industries.
- Lead high-impact EC&I projects and contribute to site reliability, safety, and compliance.
- Work in a supportive, forward-thinking environment with career development and a competitive package.
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About the role
The EC&I Engineer will provide specialist support for electrical, control, and instrumentation systems across the site, covering design, maintenance, compliance, and continuous improvement.
Key responsibilities include:
- Acting as a technical authority for EC&I matters.
- Leading and supporting projects from concept through to commissioning.
- Ensuring compliance with COMAH, ATEX, DSEAR, and functional safety regulations.
- Supporting troubleshooting, maintenance strategies, and reliability improvements.
- Managing contractors and liaising with stakeholders.
- Driving continuous improvement across safety and performance standards.
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Requirements
- Degree in Electrical, Control & Instrumentation Engineering (or related discipline).
- 5–10 years’ EC&I experience within chemical, petrochemical, or heavy industrial environments.
- Strong knowledge of PLCs, DCS, instrumentation, and functional safety (IEC 61508/61511).
- Familiarity with electrical distribution systems and BS 7671.
- Experience of COMAH, ATEX, DSEAR, HAZOP/LOPA, and SIL assessments.
- Excellent communication and problem-solving skills.
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Candidates must have the right to work in the UK.
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How to apply
To learn more about this confidential opportunity, please send your CV for consideration. Applications will be reviewed upon receipt.
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Talent STEM Ltd are acting as a recruitment agency in relation to this vacancy.Â