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Key role objective: The principal function of this position is to download, and process data gained from our monitoring instrumentation and producing monitoring reports. WJ Groundwater offers an extensive training and development program which will commence after individuals complete their probationary period. Company Induction, Initial basic training & PPE issue … have a geological/environmental background in education/experience. Reports to: Technical Manager (Line Manager) Key areas of responsibility: Downloading and processing monitoring data: Download data remotely from our fleet of data loggers Extract, transform, and process data using Microsoft Excel Assist in preparation of … monitoring reports Assist in creating and maintaining monitoring dashboards Process and check data gathered through online Smartsheet platform This list is not exhaustive, and you may be required to undertake various other duties as may reasonably be required of you at your initial place of work or at any more »

Data Centre Shift Technician Dagenham, Essex £50,000 Our client is currently looking for an experienced Electrical Maintenance Engineer to join them on a critical site in Essex. This role is perfect for anybody living in East London or Essex looking to avoid the hassle of commuting to … Electrical Engineer to gain valuable experience and additional training. This role will undergo PPM and Reactive maintenance on Electrical and Mechanical systems within a data centre following a continental shift pattern (Days shift only) The successful candidate will be fully qualified in Electrical Installations, Prior experience in Commercial Maintenance … to work Requirements: City & Guilds/NVQ (or equivalent) qualification in Electrical Installations Career driven and motivated Polite and personable Prior experience within a data centre - desirable High Voltage switching experience - desirable Salary and Benefits: £50,000 per annum Continental shift pattern, days shift only Avoid the commute to more »