Commissioning Engineer

Commissioning Engineer / Service Engineer / Installation Engineer required to join a global, leading engineering manufacturer.

The successful Commissioning Engineer / Service Engineer / Installation Engineer will be responsible for the commissioning, installation, service, maintenance, and testing of bespoke mechanical systems, predominantly containment systems for biopharmaceutical, pharmaceutical, medical device, and aerospace markets. This is a workshop-based role in Stockport with worldwide travel and staying away when required (overtime and staying away allowances paid). Full product training will be provided.

The Commissioning Engineer / Service Engineer / Installation Engineer will ideally have extensive commissioning experience, a solid understanding of pneumatics and electrical systems, and hands-on expertise with FAT/SAT. The role requires someone with a strong technical background who is flexible to travel and support a wide range of engineering activities.

Package

• £42,000 - £45,000 depending on experience

• Overtime with staying away allowances & payments

• 25 days holiday + bank holidays

• Pension

• Healthcare

• Additional benefits

Commissioning Engineer / Service Engineer / Installation Engineer Role

• Lead the commissioning, installation, service, and maintenance of containment isolators and associated mechanical systems.

• Conduct Factory Acceptance Testing (FAT) and Site Acceptance Testing (SAT) to ensure systems meet all required specifications.

• Fault-find and troubleshoot mechanical, pneumatic, and electrical components.

• Oversee mechanical assembly, airflow testing, FAT/SAT, and commissioning processes.

• Liaise with various engineering departments to ensure timely and successful project delivery.

• Workshop-based in Stockport with worldwide travel and staying away when required (overtime and staying away allowances paid).

Commissioning Engineer / Service Engineer / Installation Engineer Requirements

• Proven commissioning experience, with a solid background in mechanical systems, pneumatics, and electrical systems.

• Hands-on expertise with FAT/SAT processes.

• Strong troubleshooting and fault-finding skills across mechanical, pneumatic, and electrical components.

• Mechanical or electrical qualification, degree, or apprenticeship trained is advantageous.

• Strong work ethic, reliability, and willingness to work with a global manufacturer.

• Flexible for worldwide travel and staying away when required (overtime and staying away allowances paid).