Job Title: Commissioning Engineer - Transmission Project (Inch Cape Onshore)
Location: Inch Cape Onshore, East Lothian, EH32 9SF
Sector: Power Transmission / T&D
Job Type: Temporary (Contract - LTD)
Start Date: ASAP
End Date: July 2026
Hours: 10-hour days (11 Days On / 3 Days Off)
Pay Rate: £100 per hour (£1,000 per day)
Reason for Vacancy: Project delivery requirements on major transmission scheme

The Role:
We are currently recruiting an experienced Commissioning Engineer to support works on a major transmission project at Inch Cape Onshore.

This is an excellent opportunity to work on a high-profile site within a live substation environment, contributing to critical UK grid infrastructure through to mid-2026.

Key Responsibilities:

• Leading and carrying out commissioning of primary and secondary plant at varying voltages
• Functional testing of protection and control schemes
• Reviewing, completing and signing off commissioning documentation
• Ensuring compliance with National Grid standards and site safety rules
• Coordinating with SAPs, Project Engineers and client representatives
• Supporting energisation and fault-finding activities
• Working safely within a live transmission environment

Essential Requirements:

• Extensive experience commissioning up to level
• Strong background within UK transmission projects
• Solid understanding of UK T&D commissioning procedures
• Proven experience working in live substations

Desirable:

• Previous experience on National Grid or SSEN transmission sites
• Ability to lead commissioning activities independently
• Strong communication and coordination skills

What's on Offer:

• Immediate start available
• Long-term contract through to July 2026
• Potential of up to
• £1,000 per day rate (LTD)
• Opportunity to work on a major UK transmission project

If you are an experiencesd Commissioning Engineer with and are available to start immediately, please apply with your CV or contact directly for further details.

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