Instrument Pipefitter

About this Position:

We are recruiting for an experienced Instrument Pipefitter to work on a Biomass Plant project located in the PE16 area, starting on 2nd June for a minimum of 2 months. The role involves carrying out instrument pipework installations to gas flow meters and related equipment in hazardous areas. A strong background in high-risk environments such as oil & gas, chemical, or pharmaceutical sectors is essential.

This is a site-based role on a demanding shift pattern of 12 days on, 2 days off, with enhanced pay for full shift commitment. Suitable for candidates seeking consistent work on a long-term contract with additional allowances.

Job Responsibilities:

Installation of instrument pipework to gas flow meters and associated systems.

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Working within hazardous areas; ensuring all safety standards are adhered to.

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Reading and interpreting engineering drawings and P&IDs.

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Working to precise standards, particularly in relation to small-bore tubing and instrument connections.

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Collaborating with site engineers and project managers to meet installation deadlines.

Experience Required:

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Previous experience as an Instrument Pipefitter in hazardous industrial environments.

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Background in Oil & Gas, Chemical, Pharmaceutical or similar high-risk sectors.

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Competency with small-bore pipework and instrument installations.

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Strong understanding of hazardous area classifications (e.g., ATEX).

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Must be willing and able to work 12 consecutive days, with the following schedule:

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Monday to Saturday: 12 hours worked, 14 hours paid (includes 2 hours per day towards digs)

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Sunday: 6 hours worked, 12 hours paid + £40 weekend bonus

To receive the full dig and uplift package, the full 12-day working stretch must be completed (exceptions for pre-agreed leave only). Otherwise, payment will be made for actual hours worked only