Electrical Instrumentation & Controls Technician Power Generation Dublin

Elite Talent Hub are currently recruiting an Electrical Instrumentation & Controls Technician on behalf of one of Ireland's largest and most established energy organisations.

This is a permanent, hands-on maintenance position supporting critical power generation assets across Dublin, with responsibility for maintaining electrical, instrumentation and control systems within a demanding operational environment.

As part of the on-site maintenance team, you will:

• Carry out planned, preventative and reactive E&I/C maintenance
• Fault-find, diagnose and repair electrical, instrumentation and control systems
• Respond to plant breakdowns and operational issues
• Maintain a wide range of electrical and control equipment
• Support the reliability and performance of critical generation assets
• Work autonomously while collaborating closely with maintenance and operations teams
• Support station requirements through flexible working and call-outs when required
• Ensure maintenance activities meet required safety, environmental and performance standards

• FAS/SOLAS craft qualification in Electrical or Electrical Control & Instrumentation
• Minimum 2 years' heavy industrial plant experience, or equivalent hands-on experience in Electrical, Control & Instrumentation
• Strong fault-finding and problem-solving capability
• Comfortable working within a heavy industrial operational environment
• Proactive, adaptable and capable of working independently
• Full Category B Irish driving licence is desirable

This is an opportunity to build a long-term career within one of Ireland's leading energy organisations, rather than simply move into another maintenance position.

You'll gain exposure to critical power generation infrastructure while benefiting from the stability, technical development and long-term career opportunities associated with a major organisation.

The positions come at an important time for Ireland's energy industry, with significant investment taking place as the electricity system transitions towards a Net Zero, lower-carbon future.