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Fault Co-Ordinator

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Department: National Grid
Location: St Austell
Compensation: £28,600 / year
Description
As a Fault Coordinator, you will support the Commercial and Operational Support Teams in delivering work for the clients. You will ensure that work is delivered accurately; supporting in the submission of the correct forms and ensuring data is correct and up to date.
Key Responsibilities
- Monitor and manage daily field activities through field mobility systems, audit mobile and photographic compliance
- Manage requests for extensions/amendments required to notices/permits
- Manage updating the systems to ensure that all the excavation measures are inputted correctly ready to be passed on to the reinstatement department - reconciling work activities on the system
- Investigate and provide information to the performance analyst.
- Manage the use of our management systems; ensuring all works carried out have been billed correctly
- Carry out any other administrative duties appropriate for a job of this nature
- Be part of the call desk
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Experience and Qualifications
- Experience of working within the Utilities sector desired but not essential
- IT and system literate
- Ability to prioritise workload and multi-task
- Good working knowledge of Microsoft Office systems
Salary and Benefits
We offer a competitive salary based on experience along with a full benefits package.


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