Multiskilled Maintenance Technician

Veolia Water Technologies & Solutions United Kingdom
Peterborough
1 week ago
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VEOLIA WATER TECHNOLOGIES AND SOLUTIONS offers employees a wide range of career development opportunities within a major international group, as well as the chance to develop their skills through its training programs.Present in 130 countries and employing more than 10,000 people worldwide, Veolia's Water Technologies & Solutions activities rely on a culture of innovation, combined with strong expertise and a global organization to provide solutions to the most complex water, wastewater and process problems.We have a range of products and services, complemented by chemicals, equipment and digital offerings, to help our customers optimize their production, while preserving water resources and overcoming process challenges.We work with all industrial sectors, including the food, metal & mining, electrical, chemical & pharmaceutical, oil & gas downstream & upstream, petrochemical, pulp & paper and municipal industries.Job Description Multiskilled Maintenance Technician - Water Treatment Specialist-PeterboroughAt Veolia, we're looking for a skilled Maintenance Technician to oversee our large IX water treatment plant and mobile units. This role is crucial in maintaining the efficiency and reliability of our water treatment operations.Key Responsibilities:Manage ongoing maintenance of Ion Exchange water treatment plants Lead and execute maintenance projects Perform refurbishment and fabrication of equipment, including PVC and stainless-steel pipework Work independently and collaboratively with a team of qualified professionals Handle 415V equipment safely and effectively Conduct fault-finding, installation, and maintenance of instrumentation systems Perform calibrations and loop checking of DCS/control systems Ensure electrical systems comply with safety regulations Implement and maintain safety protocols, including risk assessments Participate in continuous improvement initiatives (LEAN/KAIZEN) Qualifications Qualifications and Skills:18th Edition Wiring Regulations certification NVQ3 in electrical-based units City and Guilds Level 3 in electrical installations or equivalent Experience in industrial electrical work Proficiency in Microsoft Office applications Strong background in EHS and quality standards Fabrication and welding experience, particularly with PVC and stainless-steel Preferred:City and Guilds 2391 Electrical testing and inspection Experience in the water treatment industry This role offers the opportunity to apply your diverse skill set in a dynamic environment, contributing to essential water treatment processes. Join our team and make a tangible impact on our operations and the communities we serve.Additional Information Whats on offer:Competitive salary and class leading benefits package with generous holidays, employer pension contribution and wellness programs Joining a company with an exciting growth plan and plenty of opportunities to develop your career. As an inclusive company, Veolia is committed to diversity and gives equal consideration to all applications, without discrimination.TPBN1_UKTJ

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