E&I Technician

Description:

E&I Technician – Grangemouth NRL
NRL is looking for an experienced E&I Technician to join a maintenance team based in Grangemouth.
Key Responsibilities
Ensure safe maintenance of all equipment, complying with HSE standards, legislation, and the company Safety Charter
Carry out technical appraisal of new and emergent work requests to define remediation scope
Execute all work in line with permit-to-work systems, work packs, procedures, and agreed schedules
Perform fault finding, diagnose issues, and identify cost-effective solutions to prevent reoccurrence
Support predictive and preventative maintenance activities to improve equipment reliability and availability
Conduct dynamic risk assessments (RA) before and during all tasks
Complete all required quality assurance (QA) documentation in line with work packs and procedures
Plan and schedule own preventative maintenance (PM) activities
Carry out condition monitoring on plant and equipment
Report delays or issues to the Supervisor to maximise team productivity and efficiency
Assess readiness of upcoming work scopes and take action to resolve any issues
Maintain excellent housekeeping standards, ensuring work areas are left in a safe and acceptable condition
Ensure all ATEX equipment in hazardous areas is inspected and maintained in line with legislation across its lifecycle
Undertake basic rigging and lifting activities, including producing method statements and risk assessments where required
Support and carry out mechanical tasks where neededKnowledge, Skills & Experience Required
SVQ Level 3 in Electrical Engineering and Instrument & Control Engineering (or equivalent)
Ability to read and interpret technical drawings, including:
P&IDs
Electrical schematics
Instrument loop drawingsDesirable
HNC in Electrical Engineering (or equivalent)
HNC in Measurement & Control Engineering (or equivalent)
CompEx 01–04 certification
Experience working on a top-tier COMAH siteBehavioural Competencies
Strong critical thinking and problem-solving skills
Effective communication skills
Ability to influence and collaborate with others
Results-driven with a proactive approach
Resilient and capable of working in a fast-paced environmentClient looking for local candidates for this full time position

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