Electrical Instrumentation Technician

Are you an experienced, hands-on E/I Technician looking for a stable Monday–Friday role with no shifts or call-outs? We’re working closely with a well-established manufacturing site in the Cwmbran area that is expanding its maintenance capability and looking for someone who enjoys practical instrumentation work in a planned-maintenance environment.

This is a great opportunity to join a supportive engineering team where your skills will make a real impact.

You’ll be part of a wider maintenance team of around 16, focusing primarily on instrumentation work (around 75%) with some electrical responsibilities (around 25%). The site is well-organised, safety-driven, and operates with a strong planned-maintenance culture.

Your responsibilities will include:

• Diagnosing and resolving instrumentation and electrical faults during plant issues
• Installing, commissioning, and maintaining control and measurement systems (pressure, level, temperature etc.)
• Calibrating instrumentation using modern tools and software
• Working on hazardous-area equipment in line with relevant regulations
• Supporting electrical tasks such as 415V motor work, lighting, and cable management
• Keeping accurate maintenance records and updating engineering drawings when required

The ideal candidate is practical, hands-on, and enjoys being involved in day-to-day instrumentation work rather than high-level engineering or design. You’ll be able to demonstarte the following experience:

• A time-served apprenticeship or qualification in electrical or instrumentation
• Strong fault-finding skills and a methodical approach
• Hands-on experience in an industrial, manufacturing, or process environment
• A commitment to safe working and high-quality standards
• The ability to work independently and as part of a team
• Experience with systems such as SAP or calibration software (training can be provided)

Nice to have:

• DSEAR/ATEX or explosive-atmosphere experience
• Apprenticeship background
• Broader exposure to hazardous-area equipment

A few extra details: 

• Monday–Friday days (8am–4pm), no shifts, no call-outs
• Stable, well-run site with strong investment in maintenance
• Supportive team of 16 with a collaborative culture
• Planned-maintenance environment rather than constant firefighting
• Immediate start available due to a backfill requirement

If you’re looking for a hands-on E/I role with great work-life balance and long-term stability, we’d love to hear from you. Apply today or contact me for a confidential chat.