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Are you an expert in instrumentation? Do you enjoy working in a fast-paced manufacturing environment? Ready to make a significant impact at a leading wood-based panel manufacturer? If so, we are currently looking for an Instrumentation Engineer to join our innovative and dynamic team in … Chirk, Wrexham! As an Instrumentation Engineer, you'll play a crucial role in ensuring the smooth operation and safety of our production facilities. Your key responsibilities will include performing installation, maintenance, calibration, and troubleshooting of instrumentation and control systems. You will also ensure process control systems operate … efficiently and safely, develop and implement technical solutions for improved processes, participate in the design and commissioning of new instrumentation, and maintain comprehensive documentation. Collaboration with maintenance personnel, production teams, and other engineers to identify and resolve instrumentation issues is essential, along with strict adherence to all health more »

Lead Control & Instrumentation Engineer Who we are: InSite are a leading design and engineering consultancy based in Pembroke Dock, West Wales. We deliver projects in the Oil & Gas, LNG, Nuclear and Renewables industries and our people are key to helping us deliver these projects from concept to completion. … company that values a flexible and friendly working environment. We now have a permanent opportunity for a motivated and suitably qualified Lead C&I Engineer to join our team based in Pembroke Dock, in West Wales. Role & Responsibilities: Leading the C&I team with a focus on technical quality … the appropriate C&I resources. Estimation of deliverables and hours required to deliver a project. Skills & Qualifications: Engineering degree or relevant industry experience Chartered Engineer status or working towards. Effective leadership skills with the ability to communicate at all levels of the organisation. Experience supporting junior team members and more »