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Rivan Industries

Field Operations Manager

England
£45k – £70k/yr
Posted about 18 hours ago
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About Rivan

Rivan Industries (Rivan.com) is a synthetic fuel company designed to decarbonise heavy industry. We aim to make synthetic fuel cheaper than fossil fuels and sustain life on earth by keeping the CO2 locked underground.

We design and manufacture modular synthetic fuel plants consisting of a DAC system, an Alkaline Electrolyser, and a Sabatier Reactor, whilst vertically integrating with off-grid DC solar and the European gas-grid. We’ve recently deployed the UK’s largest synthetic fuel plant and are planning to 1000x this scale in the next 2 years.

We build our own sites from first principles. While most developers hand a consented land area to an EPC contractor, we run the entire process ourselves so that every deployment is faster and more cost-effective than the last.

We build our own sites from first principles. While most energy companies hand a permitted project to an EPC contractor, we run the entire process ourselves to ensure every deployment is faster and more cost-effective than the last.

The Role

You will oversee all works on site to ensure they're delivered safely, correctly and on time. You will work out how we optimise and accelerate our deployments on site, then you will step up to grow and lead the field teams taking us to 50MW, 100MW, and 1GW scale across the UK and Europe.

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Responsibilities

  • Run daily site activities through the project lifecycle: preparation, construction, commissioning and operation.
  • Own site safety through inductions, daily briefings, permits, risk assessments and method statements, and making sure they're followed. When they're not, you stop the work.
  • Manage contractors, deliveries, materials, welfare and security to maximise productivity and minimise project delays.
  • Determine when a scope of work is finished and correct. You check it against the drawings as it's built.
  • Keep our finished sites running covering maintenance and faults.
  • Identify bottlenecks to Rivan's deployments and work with engineers to implement solutions so Rivan can deploy at scale.

Core Skills

  • Experience running sites or field installations, ideally in construction, industrial gases, process plant, utilities, renewables or military environments.
  • A track record of managing contractors and keeping site operations and work on track, while still knowing when to stop work when required.
  • Confident reviewing and creating risk assessments and method statements.
  • Calm under pressure and with people. You can find out what's happened, understand the problem and resourcefully work towards a solution.
  • A hands-on technical background, mechanical, electrical or similar.
  • SMSTS training, P&ID literacy and autocad experience preferable but not required. We will provide training where needed.

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Specifics

  • £45-70k Salary depending on experience
  • Share options as part of the early team
  • In-person work between our project sites and London factory
  • Extensive deployment support, including £6,000 per year extra to support with work, relocation, and/or travel between our project sites and our HQ
  • Private health insurance
  • Unlimited time off

We encourage exceptional applicants from all backgrounds to apply for this role, even if they do not meet all the requirements listed.

If you don't see a current role that fits, we also welcome open applications via our website.

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Skills

Site Management
Contractor Management
Risk Assessment
Method Statements
Technical Background
P&ID Literacy
AutoCAD
SMSTS
Project Lifecycle Management
Site Safety
Commissioning
Maintenance

Location

England, United Kingdom

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