E&I Technician

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 needed

Knowledge, 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 drawings

Desirable

• HNC in Electrical Engineering (or equivalent)
• HNC in Measurement & Control Engineering (or equivalent)
• CompEx 01–04 certification
• Experience working on a top-tier COMAH site

Behavioural 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 environment

Client looking for local candidates for this full time position


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