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Outage Planner Jobs in ​Washington

​Outage Planner

An Outage Planner plays an integral role in coordinating and scheduling planned works, shutdowns, or outages to minimise disruption to operations. The Outage Planner implements meticulous planning methodologies to schedule manpower, materials, and machinery for the smooth execution of engineering outages.

Required skills for an Outage Planner include excellent organisational skills, detailed technical understanding, and proficiency in planning software tools such as Primavera P6. Typically, a degree in engineering or a related field is mandatory.

Prior experience as an Outage Planner is highly desirable. Companies look for candidates who have demonstrated experience in planning and managing outage schedules effectively within the engineering sector, along with a proven ability to mitigate potential risks associated with outages.

 

​Washington

Washington is a town and municipality in North East England on the northeast coast. It's known for the great natural beauty of its coastline, which includes wide stretches of sandy beaches and cliffs. Sunderland, the main city in Tyne & Wear county, is about 30 miles northeast of Washington.

The engineering sector in Washington is a great place to work. With a strong economy and growth in the region's businesses including civil engineering, aerospace engineering, automotive design and manufacturing, shipbuilding and marine architecture. The engineering business is an important part of the area's economy.

There are a variety of travel options in and around Washington. Washington is conveniently located near major road networks with several different bus systems. The nearest main railway station is Sunderland, which is approximately 20 minutes drive from Washington. 

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