Multiskilled Maintenance Engineer

Responsibilities

• Run the day-to-day operations of boilers, gas turbines (CHP plants) and reverse osmosis skids.
• Monitor boiler and water treatment plant and adjust settings as conditions require.
• Monitor running conditions of the burning of process gas and adjust fuel combinations to suit steam requirements and process gas availability.
• Plan by liaison with production regarding steam availability and requirement, and under certain conditions the level of electricity which is available for site usage.
• Liaise with engineering and production departments regarding breakdowns and routine maintenance.
• Effectively carry out planned, predictive, and reactive electrical maintenance of the plant, ensuring that all equipment is maintained correctly and in a timely manner to keep production efficient.
• Fault find, test, calibrate, install, and commission a broad range of process instrumentation.
• Isolate all electrical plant to comply with permit-to-work procedure.
• Carry out fault diagnosis and rectification solutions.
• Perform electrical installation, testing and commissioning of new and repaired machinery and equipment.
• Carry out all work safely, in accordance with site safety procedures and trade-related working practices.
• Conduct HV switching and operations (training provided).

• A recognised electrical/C&I apprenticeship ideally gained in a heavy process industry.
• Higher National Certificate (HNC) in an electrical/automation discipline or ability to demonstrate suitable experience in a similar role.
• Proven competency in all forms of isolation, electrical safety and safe panel entry.
• Good understanding of electrical installation/schematics and requirements.
• Electrical and instrumentation diagnosing/fault finding.
• Experience carrying out electrical and instrumentation repairs/replacements.
• Experience in instrumentation maintenance.
• Experience with HV switching and operations or willingness to learn (training provided).
• Experience running operation on CHP plants or willingness to learn (training provided).
• Ability to work unsupervised when tasked to do so and to organise the work of others, where relevant, in response to site needs.
• Hands-on approach, ability to see a job through to completion.
• Ability to prioritise own workload.
• Flexible and adaptable approach.

• Salary depending on experience.
• Pitman shift schedule – 28-day rotational cycle, each employee works 14 12-hour shifts (both days and nights) (6am-6pm and 6pm-6am).
• 23.5 days holiday including bank holidays.
• Company pension – employee 5%, employer 6%.
• Death in service benefit – 4x salary.
• Private medical insurance.
• Length of service bonus.
  
  Competitive salary.
• Free secure on-site parking.
• Upgraded on-site shower and changing facilities.
• Upgraded canteen facilities.
• Uniform laundry service provided.
• Lavazza coffee machines – free for staff use.
• Pasta club.