Details:
- Salary: £75,000 - 85,000 - Annum
- Job Type: Permanent
- Job Status: Full-Time
- Salary Per: Annum
- Location: Scotland
- Date: 1 week ago
Description:
We are partnering with a highly specialised UK engineering organisation operating at the forefront of the defence, security, and advanced industrial sectors. With sustained investment, a significant order book, and the commissioning of a new manufacturing facility, the business is entering a critical phase of growth. As part of this, we are seeking an Electrical Control & Instrumentation Manager to take ownership of site-wide electrical, controls, and automation capability.
EC&I Manager
£75,000 - £85,000 + Pension, Healthcare, Employee Assistance
Ayrshire. Ref: 25373
EC&I Manager - The Role:
This is a pivotal leadership role with full technical and operational responsibility for electrical infrastructure and industrial automation across a complex, safety-critical environment.
You will play a central role in:
Shaping and delivering the site’s automation and controls strategy
Leading a multidisciplinary engineering team, building capability and driving performance
Delivering high-value CAPEX programmes across electrical and automation systems
Ensuring the integrity, compliance, and reliability of HV/LV distribution and control systems
Driving optimisation of PLC and SCADA architecture to support operational excellence
Embedding robust engineering standards, safety practices, and long-term asset strategies
This is a rare opportunity to influence the development of a modern manufacturing site at both a strategic and hands-on technical level.
EC&I Manager - The Person:
We are interested in engaging with high-calibre engineering leaders who combine deep technical expertise with proven leadership in complex environments.
You will likely bring:
A strong foundation in electrical engineering and industrial automation, including PLC and SCADA systems
Experience operating at a senior level within manufacturing, process, or high-hazard industries
Demonstrated success leading teams and delivering technically complex projects
A thorough understanding of electrical distribution, compliance, and safety frameworks
The credibility and presence to influence stakeholders across engineering and operations
A proactive, solutions-focused approach with the ability to operate effectively in evolving environments
Exposure to regulated environments and safety-critical operations will be advantageous.
Located in Ayrshire, this role would be commutable from Irvine, Kilmarnock, Prestwick, Ayr and Glasgow. Relocation assistance can be provided.
For further information please call John Anderson