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​CE&I Engineer

A CE&I Engineer, focusing on Control, Electrical, and Instrumentation engineering, is a vital asset within the engineering sector. They design, develop, and manage systems that are essential for controlling and monitoring machinery, ensuring operational efficiency and safety. The role of a CE&I Engineer encompasses a broad spectrum of responsibilities, from overseeing the installation of electrical equipment to the maintenance of control systems and instrumentation.

Prospective CE&I Engineers must have a strong educational background in electrical, electronic, or control engineering, typically proven by a degree. Additionally, having relevant certifications, especially in specific control or instrumentation systems, bolsters one’s qualifications for this role.

When scouting for a CE&I Engineer, companies prioritise candidates with comprehensive experience in designing and implementing CE&I systems, with a keen eye for troubleshooting and system optimisation. Experience in project management, coupled with a proven track record in leading CE&I projects to their successful completion, greatly enhances a candidate's appeal. Effective communication and the ability to work collaboratively across various departments are also prized attributes in a competent CE&I Engineer.

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​​Immingham

Immingham is a railway town in the North East Lincolnshire and a former port on the Humber Estuary. Immingham is a small town and in 2011 had a population of just under 10,000 people.

The engineering sector in Immingham has grown over the last decade, with many companies attracted to the port’s ideal location. Immingham has a thriving building trade and is home to various civil engineering firms. The range of work carried out relates to the operation of Immingham Port, providing solutions across marine engineering, heavy lifting and movement, civil engineering, planning and management of projects.

Immingham is easy to get to whether you're travelling by road, rail or sea. The town's location next to the M18 motorway means that it's well connected locally and nationally, while a large number of its residents commute to Grimsby and Barton upon Humber for work.

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