Commissioning
Opportunities can include a range of roles, from Engineers and Managers to Technicians and Inspectors.
Working closely with other stakeholders, including Designers, Contractors and Managers to ensure that systems are properly installed, tested and maintained.
Positions available range from Test Engineers to Validation Engineers for documentation and Building Automation for HVAC, Lighting & SecuritySystems.
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Commissioning FAQs
What is a commissioning engineer?
A commissioning engineer is a role that combines technical expertise and practical work. A commissioning engineer ensures all equipment and facilities are appropriately installed and work correctly on the client’s site.
A commissioning engineer may also provide engineering and technical support for specific projects to ensure they are completed within budget and meet regulations. A commissioning engineer’s roles and duties will change based on industry, company, or project.
What is commissioning in electrical engineering?
Commissioning in electrical engineering involves installing and testing electrical systems. Commissioning consists of overseeing the installation process and is responsible for ensuring all new equipment and machinery is fitted correctly and functions to the client’s needs/
What does a commissioning manager do?
Commissioning managers work on large-scale projects, ensuring that all systems, equipment, or facilities are correctly installed, tested, and operational before the client takes over. They are also responsible for hiring team members, maintaining safety standards, and streamlining project expenses.
How can you become a commissioning engineer?
Becoming a commissioning engineer requires a relevant degree in an engineering discipline, such as electrical or mechanical engineering. Depending on the position, having a postgraduate degree can also be advantageous.
Relevant industry or role experience, alongside accredited qualifications, can also increase your prospects. An example of an accredited qualification or certification is the Certified Commissioning Professional (CCP).
What is the role of a commissioning engineer?
A commissioning engineer will have many responsibilities and tasks as part of their role. Some of the duties of a commissioning engineer involve:
- Overseeing the testing of equipment.
- Working with engineers to carry out necessary repairs and tests.
- Review technical documentation of existing systems.
- Make necessary improvements to operational procedures.
- Maintain safe working conditions.
- Gathering and analysing performance and safety data.
- Preparing test reports.
What is the average salary for a commissioning engineer?
The average salary for a commissioning engineer in the UK is around £40,000 per annum. Depending on the experience level, company, and job position, this can range from £35,000 for entry-level roles to £55,000 for senior roles.
What are the skill requirements for commissioning engineering?
There are several essential skills required for a commissioning engineering role, including:
- Technical skills, such as knowledge of electrical and mechanical systems.
- Problem-solving skills.
- Communication skills.
- Mathematics skills.
- Managerial and teamwork skills.
- Analytical skills.
- Ability to work well under pressure or handle unexpected changes.
What qualifications are required for a commissioning engineer?
A relevant engineering degree, such as electrical or mechanical engineering, is required for a commissioning engineer role. A postgraduate degree may be advantageous but may only be needed for senior roles.
What knowledge and experience do commissioning engineers require?
Commissioning engineers will require strong mathematics skills, as many projects require calculus or statistics. IT skills are also essential for commissioning engineers, including using engineering system software and programming.