Briar Chemicals Ltd
Maintenance Technician
Reporting to the Workshop Manager, the role will cover:
Mechanical maintenance on a variety of process plants including; pumps, vessels,
separation equipment, heat exchangers, hydraulic /pneumatic and piping systems.
Reading and interpreting technical/engineering drawings and circuit diagrams.
Basic electrical work on such items as electric motors and starter circuits.
Complete mechanical assembly and pipe preparation tasks.
Valve repair/ refurbishment including pressure testing.Undertaking accurate CMMS report writing and record keeping, ensuring an auditable
closed loop system.
Operation and maintenance of the CHP plant, which includes gas compression, steam
generation, electricity generation.
Daily and weekly monitoring of plant.
Equipment failure Root Cause Analysis.
Promote and adhere to high standards of housekeeping and engineering hygiene
The successful candidate will be required to participate in an out of hour’s call-out rota, once
deemed competent, for which they will receive additional remuneration.
Essential:
NVQ Level 3 in a mechanical maintenance discipline.
Relevant hands-on experience in engineering maintenance (a minimum of 3 years).
Boiler repairs and maintenance experience.
PC skills including Microsoft Word and Excel and basic electrical skills.
The ability to multi-task and problem solve, using reliability data to identify
improvement needs.
Be able to work flexibly and have a positive attitude.
Have the ability to communicate clearly and work well as part of a team.
Desirable:
An understanding of boiler operations, maintenance and repair.
An understanding of pump and valve maintenance.
Experience of working in an industrial workplace with high hazard environments, and
knowledge of applicable regulations and safe systems of work.
Relevant mechanical experience of fixed and rotating equipment.
Electrical experience to ensure effective interaction with ECI disciplines.
Member of a nationally recognised body e.g. Engineering Council
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