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SalaryOur client is seeking a skilled Mechanical Utilities Engineer to work 12-hour days/night shift (set shift pattern over 3-5 years).
Starting salary: £46,661 pa with shift allowance
After 3 years rising to £52,810 pa with shift allowance
The Utilities Mechanical Operator will have ownership for the following areas:
- CHP
- WWTP
- Compressed air systems
- Steam systems
- Nitrogen systems
- Utility water systems
- Barometric water system
- All Drains
- Clean Ditch
- Gas Systems
Utilities Mechanical Operator duties:
- Responsible for monitoring the wastewater treatment plant and making sure all compliance limits are achieved
- Responsible for power generation and steam production in the CHP plant.
- To provide mechanical service and support for emergency breakdowns and other mechanical duties out of hours.
- Responsible for maintaining a high standard of cleanliness throughout the department following a GMP schedule.
- To supervise contractor when turnkey projects are in place.
- Maintain high standard of cleanliness following GMP guidelines
- Perform small maintenance related jobs and liaise with maintenance department
- Ensure product throughput and quality is maintained to the required levels and specification.
- Responsible for some site inspection with the use of a digital auditor (Drain system, Lagging, steam leak, air leaks and others)
- Report to the Utilities Manager and support the shift manager out of hours.
- Responsible for liaising with other process departments to insure all utilities are run smoothly
- To provide mechanical support for production breakdowns out of hours (1600hrs to 0700hrs weekdays, weekend days/nights).
Skills and experience required:
- City & guilds / B Tech qualification or equivalent
- At least 3 years’ experience as a fully qualified E& I or Mechanical Engineer
- Boiler Operation Accreditation Scheme (BOAS) is beneficial
- Water Treatment plant knowledge is beneficial
- Basic computer skills
