Responsible for introducing new products to production, supporting current production lines, and ensuring services are always available to production at the Christchurch, Dorset location.
Responsibilities
Assist in introduction of new products to production
Actively work with Engineering on all DFM/testability/manufacturability issues and design of new products
Develop new manufacturing processes and build guides
Design and produce assembly jigs and fixtures including electrical test boxes
Layout manufacturing cells with all tooling and services
The Commissioning Technician is an integral part of the commissioning team, with their main responsibility being to work with and support the commissioning engineer and their manager in the successful commissioning of our BESS projects.
Compensation
competitive salary plus fully comprehensive benefits and performance bonus package based on an annual objective achievement.
Responsibilities
Play a critical role on-site in the execution of BESS projects, from mechanical completion through to entering commercial operation
Perform task assigned by the commissioning manager and engineer, ranging from visual inspections through to electrical fault finding and beyond
Perform daily routine tasks such as executing commissioning test sheets, reviewing and logging issues/resolutions and helping to monitor the progress of the project’s commissioning activities
Support the commissioning of the overall control system by testing the network connectivity of all field devices and performing point-to-point tests
Provide on-site diagnostic, troubleshooting and hands-on support
Requirements
NVQ/SVQ (or equivalent) level 3 in electrical discipline
Maintain and service electrical systems on mobile mining equipment at Boddington gold and copper operation.
Responsibilities
Maintain, service and repair electrical systems and components across the ancillary mobile equipment fleet.
Diagnose electrical faults, complete defect elimination inspections and undertake repairs or component refurbishment to minimise unplanned downtime.
Download and interpret onboard monitoring systems to support maintenance decisions.
Complete work orders and maintenance documentation, coordinate required parts and tools, and support contractors to complete work safely and effectively.
Contribute to safe and productive work practices, maintain high housekeeping standards and assist with mechanical and related maintenance when electrical work isn't required.
Requirements
Auto Electrical trade qualification and air-conditioning ticket
Support production and other areas of the business, such as the warehouse, by minimizing equipment breakdowns and downtime in accordance with Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) and Good Engineering Practice (GEP).
Responsibilities
Support production and other areas of the business, such as the warehouse, by minimizing equipment breakdowns and downtime in accordance with GMP and GEP.
Follow Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) and planned maintenance schedules to ensure equipment is well-maintained and meets regulatory requirements.
Manage contractors and equipment suppliers during site visits for installation, repair, service, and calibration.
Identify and address preventative maintenance needs, as well as equipment performances that are outside expected parameters, using systematic problem-solving.
Improve automation of packaging practices by upgrading current equipment or identifying new equipment to enhance productivity.
Requirements
NVQ level 3, HND, or higher in Electrical Engineering or equivalent.
Nice to have: Experience as an electrical engineer within the process/packaging sector.