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Mechanical Asset Development Engineer

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Job Purpose
To support the Mechanical Asset Engineer (RMEN) to ensure statutory compliance of the asset and to deliver technical improvements through problem solving, scope definition, and project management inline with SHE and manufacturing requirements.
Key Accountabilities
- Provide mechanical engineering support to the RMEN to ensure that all plant statutory and non-statutory inspections, repairs, and modifications are completed whilst maintaining SHE and regulatory compliance.
- Be the mechanical engineering contact to the maintenance teams for the relevant area to ensure effective breakdown and non-reactive maintenance is completed to maximise plant up-time to budgeted cost.
- Support the budget holder in the cost control and monitoring of the asset area maintenance fixed expenses budget.
- Design, implement, and commission specific projects to install new assets and/or develop existing assets. Project manage to ensure they are specified, implemented, and commissioned to time and budget.
- Lead root cause analysis, technical investigations, and problem solving to identify opportunities for improvement and to provide data and back up for project specifications to improve plant OEE and SHE.
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- Graduate Mechanical Engineer (potential for this to be the first role post graduation).
- Sound Engineering and practical knowledge.
- Technical SHE leadership & understanding of relevant legislation and standards.
- Practical experience of plant commissioning, operating, and maintenance.
- Working knowledge of SAP maintenance management system for work orders, maintenance plans, purchasing, and materials functions.
- Ability to manage minor projects <£100k with a multitude of disciplines and coordinate work between operations and contract resources.
- Budget / cost control skills required to obtain cost reports from SAP to ensure project estimates are met.
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