Rolls-Royce
Designs and manufactures power and propulsion systems for aerospace, marine, defence and energy sectors.
Controls & Instrumentation Commissioning Engineer (Test Rigs) - Submarines
Commission C&I for submarine test rigs from design through commissioning to handover.
Job Highlights
About the Role
In this position you will provide engineering input during the design phase, develop commissioning plans and procedures, and supervise the build of equipment while anticipating potential issues. You will execute and oversee C&I commissioning activities, capture and report critical results, and facilitate the hand‑over of fully commissioned rigs to the Operations team. Ongoing technical queries will be managed to ensure smooth project delivery. • Provide engineering input during design and create C&I commissioning plans • Write commissioning procedures based on engineering design • Supervise equipment build and anticipate commissioning issues • Execute and oversee C&I commissioning activities • Capture and report critical commissioning results • Support handover of commissioned rigs to Operations team • Manage technical queries throughout the project • Work on cutting‑edge submarine test rig projects • Participate in a high‑performance culture with a multi‑year transformation programme
Key Responsibilities
- ▸commissioning plans
- ▸commissioning procedures
- ▸equipment supervision
- ▸commissioning execution
- ▸results reporting
- ▸project handover
What You Bring
The ideal candidate is an Electrical Engineer with industrial maintenance and fault‑finding experience on safety‑critical products, preferably in sectors such as oil & gas, aerospace or nuclear. Proficiency with PLC control systems, I/O testing and basic PLC programming, together with a solid understanding of instrumentation, output signals and the ability to interpret P&ID and cause‑and‑effect tables, is required. Experience with de‑energised electrical checks, ELV/LV equipment, distributed control systems and, optionally, hot and pressurised water systems is advantageous. A HND or Bachelor’s degree in engineering or equivalent experience is expected, and the role requires Security Check clearance, which Rolls‑Royce will support. Applicants must be UK nationals or hold dual nationality approved by the MoD, as the work involves classified submarine projects. Rolls‑Royce will assist candidates in obtaining the required Security Check clearance if not already held. The company’s vision is to continue the excellence and ingenuity that have defined its history while driving future growth. • Electrical engineering background with industrial maintenance and fault‑finding experience • Proficiency in PLC control systems, I/O testing and basic PLC programming • Ability to interpret P&ID drawings and cause‑and‑effect tables • Experience with de‑energised electrical checks, ELV/LV equipment and distributed control systems • Familiarity with hot and pressurised water systems (advantageous) • HND or Bachelor’s degree in engineering or equivalent experience
Requirements
- ▸plc
- ▸p&id
- ▸electrical eng
- ▸industrial maintenance
- ▸engineering degree
- ▸security clearance
Benefits
Joining Rolls‑Royce offers the chance to work on world‑class solutions while being part of a culture that values individuality and diverse perspectives. The company prides itself on shaping modern technology and supports a high‑performance environment that encourages innovation. Employees benefit from a multi‑year transformation programme aimed at making the business more competitive, resilient and growing. • Obtain Security Check clearance (supported by employer) • Join an inclusive, diverse workplace that values individuality
Work Environment
Onsite
Interview Process
-online assessment (cognitive and behavioural aptitude testing) may be required.