Controls and electrical in one company · WA electrical contractor IKONIAL745N4

Engineer Cover

Your controls engineer has retired, and the role will take months to fill. Or your engineer is still here but spends every day keeping the plant running, starting the line each morning, with no time for the work that would change that. One IKONIKA engineer will come in for a set period and cover the gap.

An IKONIKA engineer wiring a panel aboard, the IKONIKA logo on the back of the shirt

How it works

Our engineer spends the first days learning the site: the lines, the programs, the people.Week one
They take agreed days each week: the daily running, or the project work that keeps getting pushed back. Calls in between.Days you choose
Faults and changes are logged, and programs are backed up as they change.Every week
At the end, they hand over a full system pack: programs, backups, drawings and open issues.To your new hire or your own engineer

When the cover ends

Many plants keep the same engineer on a service plan afterwards, for backup and the work their own team is not ready for yet.

Some find the role does not need a full-time hire and keep the cover.

Behind the engineer who comes

The engineer who covers for yours will work on what your plant needs today. Behind them are the controls engineers, electricians and panel shop that rebuild and upgrade plants and vessels across the Pacific Northwest. If the job needs another trade, we will send them.

Licensed electrical contractor · UL 508A panel shop · Controls and electrical in one company

  1. Modernize in stages

Questions

Is this a staffing agency?No. Your engineer is an IKONIKA employee, backed by the rest of our team for anything they cannot cover alone.
Do you cover electrical roles too?Yes. We can cover an electrician's role the same way.

Ask about cover

We will reply by the next working day with a start date and a quote.

A monthly fee, set by how many days a week you need. No minimum term.

Or call 253-344-1523

Line or vessel down? Call 253-344-1523