Seeking a new role that challenges your technical expertise in the oil and gas sector?

As an Electrical Service Engineer, you'll be responsible for executing site service contracts across the UK, offshore, and internationally. Your technical knowledge will be critical in installing, commissioning, and maintaining Low and Medium Voltage Switchgear and Motor Control Centres.

You'll conduct detailed health and safety work method statements, produce risk assessments, and ensure every project meets rigorous safety and environmental standards. Your ability to communicate complex technical information clearly and confidently will be essential.

Day-to-day responsibilities will involve working across various sites, managing multiple projects, and ensuring precise documentation. You'll need to plan and prioritise effectively, completing site reports, timesheets, and expense documentation with accuracy and timelines.

Ideally you’ll have substantial experience in oil and gas or petrochemical environments (specifically electronic protection relays and communication systems) and be someone who can demonstrate resilience, drive continuous improvement, and contribute to a collaborative team environment.

You’d be based at the site in Bradford and salary will be around £35-40k, though there might be some flex for the right person.

Get in touch for more info – beth@optima-cs.com | 0161 250 5326

“Home life is more important than work life”

How many of you could honestly say that your MD would have this mindset when it comes to work life balance?

If the answer is “absolutely not” and you’re an experienced EC&I Engineer that’s open to new opportunities, then this role might pique your interest…

The company that I’m working with are on the lookout for a Senior EC&I Engineer to join the vastly growing business.

As a senior EC&I Engineer you’d be responsible for running your own projects full cradle to grave and designing Electrical Control Panels and schematics from scratch using AutoCAD Electrical.

95% of the projects that you’d be working on will be in the nuclear industry, so you’d have to be a British citizen in order to get security clearance, but you’d also get exposure to a range of industries such as pharmaceutical, oil & gas, FMCG and many others.

You’d be part of tight knit team and the role itself is fully remote and also offers flexi hours so if you need to pick your little one up from school that wouldn’t be an issue, you’d just make your hours up.

Salary wise depending on your experience it could fall anywhere between £45,000 to £55,000. If you think it could be worth a longer chat then please give me a shout on 0161 250 5326.