Utilities Engineer

at  Unilever

QUALIFICATIONS:

The ideal candidate would have the following,

• IOSH Managing safely / NEBOSH
• City and Guilds level 3 – electrical / mechanical qualification
• 18th Edition IEE wiring regulations BS7671
• Inspection and Testing 2391
• Project management training
• Permit to work training

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JOB PURPOSE

• Provide maintenance and engineering service reactive support for site facilities, equipment & systems, including contractor control.
• Contribute towards ensuring compliance with planned statutory and maintenance activities, including contractor control. Drive improved performance for cost, service & quality for the above.
• To implement / manage site infrastructure projects such as utility system upgrades / energy reduction projects.
• To oversee electrical / mechanical installation works associated with the utility infrastructure.
• Reporting to Site services and Sustainability Manager. The role has supporting links with the Engineering department, operations, quality, H & S, Project team & external contractors.

RESPONSIBILITIES

• Provide strong maintenance support in area to improve safety, people, cost and service.
• Drive improvements in maintenance performance and cost reduction through identification and implementation of best practice techniques and application of root cause analysis to develop long term solutions to chronic downtime issues. Also drive improvements through carrying out daily health checks and periodic condition monitoring on critical utilities equipment.
• Supports and in some cases lead improvement projects, through the change management process, from minor changes through to CAPEX justification and commissioning.
• Using strong technical expertise, ability to priorities multiple tasks using own initiatives to sustain high reliability of all equipment and systems.
• Deliver best practice contractor management and permit to work whilst ensuring contractors provide a service that is quality driven and value for money.
• Identify, source and ensure availability of maintenance spares and contracted activities.
• Provide ownership and support of own area for engineering shutdowns and start-ups.
• Set up communications with key stake holders such that all works carried out fulfil the requirements of Environmental, Health & Safety, business needs.
• Carry out energy monitoring of key equipment to identify efficiency improvements.
• Support the site in the uploading of the department maintenance database into IT based maintenance planning system (Build app)
• React to safety tags entered into build app to ensure a timely resolution to issues identified in areas across site.