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Planning & Preparation The commissioning engineer supports the development of commissioning documentation and ensures systems are prepared for testing and execution. Assist in development of commissioning plans, system lists and test packs Support definition of system boundaries and testing strategies Integrate commissioning activities into project schedule Execution & Site Activities The commissioning engineer is responsible for executing commissioning activities on site and ensuring systems are installed and ready for operation. Carry out pre-commissioning and commissioning activities Perform system checks, start-up activities and inspections Execute snagging walks and verify installation readiness Testing & Validation The commissioning engineer ensures systems are tested, verified and operate in accordance with project requirements. Attend and support FAT and SAT activities Perform and record functional testing of systems Verify system performance against specifications Documentation & Test Packs The commissioning engineer ensures that all commissioning documentation is properly prepared and maintained. Prepare and complete test packs and commissioning records Ensure documentation is accurate, complete and auditable Support readiness for inspections and handover Tracking & Reporting The commissioning engineer monitors progress and contributes to reporting on commissioning activities. Update commissioning trackers and progress logs Track snag closure and testing status Report progress to commissioning lead and project team Coordination & Interfaces The commissioning engineer works closely with site teams and vendors to ensure commissioning tasks are executed efficiently. Coordinate with subcontractors, vendors and controls teams Support system tagging, verification and readiness Participate in commissioning and technical meetings Quality & Compliance The commissioning engineer ensures that systems meet project and regulatory requirements. Ensure compliance with design, specifications and procedures Support inspections, walkdowns and quality checks Assist in preparing systems for final handover Handover & Close-Out The commissioning engineer supports final project completion and client handover. Assist in O&M manual preparation and completion Support client training activities Contribute to system handover and final certification

We are working with a leading global packaging company to find a Senior Elastic Specialist for an exciting opportunity. As an Elastic Stack observability specialist, you will support our client’s digital journey by contributing to the implementation of a standardized observability stack. The role is focused on: · Designing a stack that spans over air gapped environments. · Analyzing current observability data and its usability in KQL · Define improvements for data consistency and query performance · Improving data structure and tagging · Implement alerts, detection strategies and visualizations · Explore storage type alternatives - hot vs cold storage · Define retention policies by data type and usage · Implement head/tail sampling strategies · Provide documentation and knowledge transfer We believe you have: · Deep expertise in the Elastic Stack (Elasticsearch, Logstash, Kibana, Elastic APM, OTEL) · Experience with Elastic Fleet management · Strong experience in observability engineering, focusing on logs, metrics, and traces correlation · Advanced expertise in KQL (Kibana Query Language) · Strong experience in designing detection logic and dashboards using KQL · Experience in Logstash pipeline design, transformation, and routing · Experience with alerting strategies and anomaly detection within Elastic · Knowledge of data modeling, tagging strategies, and schema design using Elastic Common Schema (ECS) · Experience in storage tier strategies · Experience integrating Elastic with external systems e.g. Splunk · Strong analytical and problem-solving skills · Experience collaborating with cross-functional teams · Strong communication and documentation skills

Role Purpose The Lead CSA Project Engineer is accountable for the planning, coordination, technical governance and delivery of all Civil, Structural and Architectural engineering activities on an assigned project. The role is the principal CSA engineering authority within the project team and ensures that CSA engineering is delivered safely and in accordance with approved design intent, statutory requirements, project specifications, programme, commercial strategy and Kirby Project Engineering governance requirements. The role owns the project-level CSA engineering delivery plan, engineering resource requirements, design coordination, technical assurance, procurement support, construction engineering, quality assurance and handover readiness. Activities may be delegated to Senior, Project and Graduate CSA Engineers; accountability for integration, completeness and technical quality remains with the Lead CSA Project Engineer. 1. Project Engineering Leadership • Own the project CSA engineering strategy and translate project requirements into a structured, resourced and programme-aligned engineering delivery plan. • Act as the primary CSA engineering point of contact for the Project Manager, client, design team, subcontractors, suppliers and internal engineering disciplines. • Lead the project CSA engineering team, establishing clear packages, deliverables, interfaces, responsibilities and approval routes. • Define engineering priorities in line with construction sequence, procurement strategy, project milestones and handover requirements. • Ensure CSA engineering activities are adequately resourced and allocated according to competence, experience and delegated authority. • Maintain oversight of delegated activities and verify engineering outputs before issue or implementation. • Escalate material technical, programme, commercial, quality and resourcing risks to the Project Manager and CSA Regional Lead. 2. Engineering Management Plan • Develop, maintain and implement the project CSA Engineering Management Plan. • Define the CSA scope, engineering deliverables, design packages, review stages, approval gates and assurance activities. • Establish and maintain the CSA design responsibility matrix and engineering RACI. • Define responsibilities for calculations, drawings, models, specifications, temporary works, delegated design, specialist design and construction engineering. • Align the engineering plan with the master programme, procurement schedule, BIM requirements and construction sequence. • Review and revise the plan where scope, design maturity, procurement strategy or project conditions change. 3. Design Management & Technical Assurance • Lead the review and coordination of CSA drawings, calculations, specifications, schedules, design reports, BIM models and specialist design submissions. • Verify compliance with employer requirements, approved design intent, statutory requirements, applicable standards, project specifications and construction constraints. • Establish proportionate checking, review and approval arrangements for CSA deliverables. • Ensure review comments are allocated, tracked and closed before construction or procurement release. • Control design status and prevent use of superseded, preliminary or unapproved information for construction. • Manage design assumptions, exclusions, qualifications, departures and deviations through an auditable approval process. • Coordinate structural openings, cast-in items, builders work, penetrations, plinths, equipment supports, secondary steel and bracketry interfaces. • Refer significant design departures, structural safety matters, statutory interpretations or issues beyond delegated authority to the CSA Regional Lead. 4. CSA / MEP Coordination • Own resolution of CSA interfaces with Electrical, Mechanical, BIM, construction, logistics, temporary works and commissioning teams. • Ensure equipment loads, layouts, access, maintenance zones, lifting routes, fire compartmentation, drainage and support arrangements are reflected in the coordinated design. • Lead multidisciplinary design and constructability reviews where interfaces present material safety, programme, quality or commercial risk. • Ensure model clashes are technically resolved, reflected in issued information and communicated to affected parties. • Prevent informal site solutions without design verification, technical approval and change control. 5. EHS & Safe-by-Design • Read, understand and ensure engineering compliance with the Project EHS Plan and company requirements. • Lead identification, elimination and mitigation of CSA hazards through design development, constructability reviews and construction planning. • Ensure designers and specialist subcontractors provide suitable design risk information. • Participate in design risk assessments, temporary works reviews, method statement reviews and high-risk activity planning. • Ensure residual design risks are communicated and recorded. • Support incident investigations and corrective actions relating to CSA scope. • Stop or escalate activities where design information, temporary works, structural capacity or site conditions present an unacceptable or uncontrolled risk. 6. Procurement & Subcontractor Engineering • Define the technical content of CSA RFQ packages, including scope, interfaces, design responsibilities, deliverables and approval requirements. • Review tender returns, qualifications, exclusions, alternatives and technical submissions. • Provide technically supported recommendations to the Project Manager, Quantity Surveyor and Procurement team. • Confirm subcontractors, consultants and specialist designers have suitable technical capability and controls. • Establish and monitor subcontractor engineering deliverable schedules. • Review material, product and system submittals for compliance with design intent and specification. • Identify technical scope gaps before subcontract award or material release. • Assess value engineering for safety, compliance, performance, maintainability, programme and whole-project impact.

Role Purpose The role of Quantity Surveyor will have you working across various contracts ensuring the maximum commercial benefit for the company and will entail a cradle to grave delivery from tender stage through to final accounts and all-encompassing duties in between. Quantity Surveyor Responsibilities In conjunction with your project team, you will be responsible for the execution of various stages of a project as follows: • Skilled and budgeting, reporting, developing BOQ’s, profit plans. • Good communication skills. Undertake and manage interim commercial meetings with the Client and Internal Project Team. Report in detail as required for the Project Manager on the commercial status of the project. • Manage subcontractor accounts, interim valuations and final accounts. Ensure payment certificates are processed and payments are made per the agreed sub-contract and procurement terms. Retentions apply as per agreements. • As a member of the commercial team, the Quantity Surveyor will be tasked with administering the contract obligations and meet additional Client requirements. Issue interim and final accounts and progress applications per project and contract requirements. Monthly applications to be all inclusive of accurate remeasures, site changes, dayworks and any applicable contract claims. Identify escalations, material or labour, as appropriate. • Ability to identify potential commercial risks and ensure prompt reporting of same to Senior Management. Follow direction of Senior Management in undertaking work duties. • Have a practical understanding of scheduling and the associated commercial implications. Ensure close collaboration with Planning Engineer regarding accuracy of progress reporting. • The Quantity Surveyor will be capable of costing and agreeing daily work changes to include managing the subcontractor remeasurement of contract works, site dayworks and site change orders. • Maintain accurate records and provide necessary detailed backup to support commercial tracking and costing. • Ability to work on own initiative and can prioritise without direction. • Speed and accuracy of information a priority. • Negotiate, as necessary, with clients or their representatives. • Set an example of enthusiasm, loyalty and hard work in the performance of all duties. • You will proactively and vigilantly keep information secure and fully comply with the company's Information Security Management System (ISMS)