
Operational Technology Maintenance Engineer
- Exeter
- £39,023-42,925 per year
- Permanent
- Full-time
- Carrying out planned and proactive maintenance activities on operational instrumentation and controls systems to improve process compliance, reliability, and performance
- Providing timely response to operational issues, performing onsite analysis, diagnosis, and resolution of complex problems
- Participating in a 24 x 7 x7 365 standby roster to provide out of hours reactive maintenance services
- Working collaboratively with a range of operational teams such as mechanical, and electrical technicians to prioritise work and coordinate the delivery of maintenance activities
- Use industrial control, instrumentation, and technical knowledge, working with operational functions to provide recommendations for process optimisation, improvements, and efficiencies.
- Assisting the OT Maintenance Manager with root causes of plant failure and/or sub optimal performance and take ownership of resolution
- Engaging with OT Regional Maintenance and OT Maintenance Managers, instrumentation, and OT standards engineers to provide levels of technical detail that help to drive Industrial Control System (ICS) technical standards necessary to ensure we comply with relevant legislation e.g., UK NIS (Network and Information Systems) directive, exploit technology and standardise implementations
- Undertaking firmware/software releases, patching and rollouts according to change, security and release management best practice
- Continually promote a health and safety culture to ensure all employees go HomeSafe. Ensure personal compliance with health and safety legislation, company policy and procedures.
- Minimum 5 GCSEs at grade C or above, including Mathematics, English and a Science subject (or equivalent)
- Relevant industrial control apprenticeship, qualifications, or training
- Experience of process control and ELV/LV electrical systems
- Working with PLCs (Programmable Logic Controllers) including management and programming, with an understanding of communication protocols particularly on Schneider platforms
- Knowledge in calibration and maintenance of front-line instrumentation
- Excellent IT skills and a technical bias
- Full UK drivers licence and an ability to travel around the work area using company vehicle
- Ability to complete UK Government Security Clearance (SC) process successfully
- Generous holiday allowance plus bank holidays
- A discretionary Bonus
- Competitive Contributory Pension
- Share-save Scheme
- Various health benefits
- Wellbeing support programmes
- A range of Group Discounts
- Cycle to Work Scheme
- Financial support services
- And plenty more!