Chemical Instrumentation Technician, SouthamptonHardley

Join a global technology company driving energy innovation and sustainability. This role involves working in a chemical manufacturing environment.

Key Responsibilities:

Perform planned and breakdown instrument maintenance.

Support project installations, commissioning, and drawings review.

Assist or supervise contractors and service personnel.

Execute critical repairs and inspections safely and efficiently.

Procure and maintain materials, equipment, and tools.

Liaise with instrument, electrical, and other specialist engineers.

Participate in audits, safety initiatives, and develop safe working practices.

Key Skills

Recognised apprenticeship or technical qualification (ONC, HNC)

Minimum Five years of experience in refinery, chemical, or related industries.

Approved to work on hazardous area equipment

Strong communication and teamwork skills, proactive attitude.