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project document control performance for all sites to ensure project documentation requirements are fulfilled from start to finish in an efficient and effective manner. Management of framework level documents and filing systems. Create and maintain the Document Control Management Plan Assist with the creation and maintenance of Framework … Management Plan and Information Execution Plans. Ensure the MIDP and TIDP's are fully utilised across the board. Ensure the correct client Specifications, Design Manuals and Catalogues are available for all to use. Ensure there is a standard, structured folder system with visual aids to prompt end users. Maintaining … and improvement of document management processes and systems Scanning and uploading paper documentation onto iCosnet, with regular visits to sites responsible for on a regular basis to ensure kept up to date. Ensure the correct naming conventions, META data and other attributes are used and maintained. Register, track and more »

parties and work efficiently to fix the issue. Support continuous improvement by learning from breakdowns and sending feedback and suggestions for improvements through the line manager. Provide high levels of equipment availability to our internal customers. Support and learn from Senior Reliability Engineering Technicians. Management of contractors. We more »

an EU-wide function. Youll also be monitoring processes with tools like Scada to guarantee their performance, as well as working closely with your line manager to assist with admin tasks. This role is located at one of our operational sites. Youll work shift patterns, which may include some … working in a multi-contractor and multi-site working environment Understanding of PLC based controls systems and statutory compliance requirements Experience using computerised maintenance management systems to plan proactive maintenance and record reactive tasks A degree preferably in a technical discipline, operations, or business administration Preferred qualifications are not more »