Phasor Engineering Inc’s Post

AWE is currently recruiting for a number of Commissioning Managers across Electrical, Mechanical & C&I disciplines. The role will underpin an exciting phase of Capital new build projects in support of the company’s strategic goals. For more information please see the link below. #commissioning

Attention Electrical Commissioning Engineers! Are you ready to take charge of critical electrical commissioning activities within the UK's dynamic energy sector? We're on the hunt for a seasoned Site Electrical Commissioning Engineer, who thrives on handling the hands-on execution and managerial aspects of electrical commissioning for gas power projects. Your expertise will bring systems to life, from transformers and switchgears, to intricate DC systems, rectifiers, and inverters. Your proficiency with Primary & Secondary Injection test equipment will ensure that every component performs at its best and you'll be the go-to for optimizing system performance, troubleshooting, and meticulous documentation. Our perfect match is someone who not only comprehends but can seamlessly execute equipment clearance procedures (LOTO), along with Job Safety Analysis and other crucial safety protocols. Locations are site based in either Bedfordshire, Suffolk, or South Wales. This is a pressing role with a tenure of up to 6 months, plus potential for extension. Offering a competitive daily rate of up to £500 per day (outside IR35 via CIS). We need you on board ASAP! What you need to bring to the table: - Over 5 years of rich experience in Electrical Commissioning within power stations, backed by tangible results. - Academic credentials like HND/HNC in Electrical Engineering. - You must have full working rights in the UK to be considered. If this opportunity sparks your interest, reach out for further details #ElectricalEngineering #CommissioningJobs #PowerSector #UKJobs 142129

Attention Electrical Commissioning Engineers! Are you ready to take charge of critical electrical commissioning activities within the UK's dynamic energy sector? We're on the hunt for a seasoned Site Electrical Commissioning Engineer, who thrives on handling the hands-on execution and managerial aspects of electrical commissioning for gas power projects. Your expertise will bring systems to life, from transformers and switchgears, to intricate DC systems, rectifiers, and inverters. Your proficiency with Primary & Secondary Injection test equipment will ensure that every component performs at its best and you'll be the go-to for optimizing system performance, troubleshooting, and meticulous documentation. Our perfect match is someone who not only comprehends but can seamlessly execute equipment clearance procedures (LOTO), along with Job Safety Analysis and other crucial safety protocols. Locations are site based in either Bedfordshire, Suffolk, or South Wales. This is a pressing role with a tenure of up to 6 months, plus potential for extension. Offering a competitive daily rate of up to £500 per day (outside IR35 via CIS). We need you on board ASAP! What you need to bring to the table: - Over 5 years of rich experience in Electrical Commissioning within power stations, backed by tangible results. - Academic credentials like HND/HNC in Electrical Engineering. - You must have full working rights in the UK to be considered. If this opportunity sparks your interest, reach out for further details #ElectricalEngineering #CommissioningJobs #PowerSector #UKJobs 142129

Pre-Commissioning

Over the years I’ve had so many conversations with other gas engineers discussing which checks and tests are “mandatory” whilst working in a customer’s property. We all know which tests must be done and then there are some checks which may be seen as being best practice only. My advice has always been along the lines of: ‘it’ might not be mandatory, but if it only takes an extra few minutes why wouldn’t you do it for peace of mind? I recently had the daunting task of providing technical assistance during a police interview with a gas engineer that was arrested on suspicion of gross negligence manslaughter after attending a property where the occupant was later found deceased. I feel that the incident is a prime example of where an extra 1 minute check could have not only saved lives, but also could have saved significant trauma for everyone involved. The vast majority of gas engineers work safely but things can and do go wrong after a job is finished. In my experience, I’m not sure if enough gas engineers recognise the importance of recording their job details and measurements as well as completing documentation accurately in order to address concerns if their work is ever brought into question.

Certificate of Compliance for Gas A Certificate of Compliance (CoC) is required for all new gas installations and should be issued by a registered gas Practitioner. When selling or renting a property, a valid gas compliance certificate is required. Regular Inspections and Maintenance: Gas installations should undergo regular inspections and maintenance to identify and rectify potential issues before they become safety hazards. Regular servicing of gas appliances by qualified technicians is essential. #SafetyFirst#Compliance#Accountability.