​Field Service Engineer - Combustion

Location Stamford
Discipline: Ex Forces / Military, Engineering, Blue Light Recruitment
Job type: Permanent - Full Time
Salary: ££55k - £65k up to 200 days travelling internationally with overtime (weekends) and overseas allowance (£50 per day outside UK, £100 per day high risk countries)
Contact email: jobs@recruitmeuk.com
Published: about 24 hours ago

Field Service Engineer - Combustion

Base: Home-based – ideally within easy reach of Stamford, Lincolnshire
Hours: Flexible working

Salary: £55k - £65k up to 200 days travelling internationally with overtime (weekends) and overseas allowance (£50 per day outside UK, £100 per day high risk countries)

Join a Global Leader in Combustion & Environmental Engineering

Our world-leading client is a global authority in advanced combustion and environmental technologies. Their engineered systems power safer, cleaner and more efficient operations across the oil & gas, petrochemical and power generation sectors.

They design, engineer and manufacture innovative burners, flare systems, incinerators, thermal oxidisers and environmental control solutions used worldwide. Known for technical excellence, hands-on engineering, and a strong safety-first culture, they offer an environment where skilled engineers can thrive.

If you’re a Field Service or Commissioning Engineer who enjoys technical challenge, international travel and working on high-end engineered equipment—this is an opportunity to join one of the most respected names in the industry.

What’s in It for You?

World-class engineering exposure
Work with complex combustion and fired equipment including flare systems, burner management systems, thermal oxidisers, vapour recovery units and environmental control systems.

Extensive UK & international travel
Visit customer sites across the UK, Europe, Middle East, Africa and beyond.

High autonomy & technical ownership
Represent our world-leading client on-site—commissioning equipment, solving complex issues and supporting customers directly.

A business that invests in you
Enjoy a supportive technical culture with genuine opportunities to learn, grow and progress.

Strong benefits package
A highly competitive salary and benefits package is offered and discussed at interview.

 

The Role

As a Field Service & Commissioning Engineer, you’ll ensure the safe and effective installation, commissioning and operation of advanced combustion systems at client sites.

Your responsibilities include:

  • Installing mechanical, electrical, instrumentation and cabling systems

  • Commissioning new and retrofit combustion equipment, plus maintenance, troubleshooting and fault analysis

  • Starting up and maintaining combustion products and systems such as flare systems, flare gas recovery, burners, oxidisers and associated control equipment

  • Preparing RAMS, site visit reports, timesheets and technical documentation

  • Identifying additional aftermarket opportunities during site visits

  • Supervising outage/turnaround work and delivering operator training (on-site and classroom)

  • Promoting and adhering to all Health & Safety policies

What We’re Looking For

  • A multi-skilled engineer or technician with strong mechanical, electrical, instrumentation or PLC knowledge

  • Self-motivated and proactive, able to work independently

  • Willing to travel extensively, including periods of 1–2 weeks away from home (up to 180+ days per year)

  • Safety focused, comfortable working at height, in confined spaces or offshore

  • Competent in reading P&IDs, electrical schematics, mechanical drawings and technical documents

  • Strong communication, report-writing and IT skills

  • Desirable: experience with combustion equipment or in oil, gas or petrochemical environments

  • Time spent working away from home is advantageous

Ready for a Global Engineering Opportunity?

If you want a role combining hands-on engineering, international travel, and advanced technical work, this is an exceptional opportunity to join a world-leading engineering organisation.

Apply now to explore your next step in high-level field engineering.