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Operations & Maintenance Operative (Sizewell C)

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Operations & Maintenance Operative (Sizewell C)
Wessex Water / Turnbull
Sizewell C
An exciting opportunity to join us on the new Sizewell C Project helping us to provide efficient operation and maintenance of SZC Generation Company's water management zones, boreholes and associated pumps and generators, surface water pipework, oil interceptors, fat traps and foul water network. Undertake daily environmental and water quality sampling from the water management zones and boreholes.
What you'll do
- Provide an operations and maintenance function for the water management zones, boreholes and associated pumps, pump stations and generators, surface water pipework, oil interceptors, fat traps and foul water network at SZC
- Maximising all controllable factors to meet external quality targets.
- Responsible for own activities to ensure relevant KPI and SLA targets are achieved.
- Promoting a culture of awareness to improve safety and reduce accidents / incidents protecting workforce from injury and company from prosecution.
- Support improvements in team productivity to make the most of resources and being able to show value to the client.
- Implement efficiencies and innovations in operations to provide cost savings to the client where applicable.
- Ensuring good liaison with SZC stakeholders - Site Operations, Environmental, Security, Construction Delivery Leads, Site Engineers, promoting a consistent approach, technical advice, and swift resolution of any identified problems.
- Assist third party contractor work to ensure compliance with H&S, standards, and good value without risk to quality.
- Supporting interfaces with other departments, building relationships, and getting fast resolution of any issues.
- Participate in a 24/7 out of hours standby function
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- Knowledge in water and waste treatment
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For this role you must have evidence of right to work in the UK. As a project, we do not discriminate on the grounds of age, gender, race, colour, religion, disability or sexual orientation, and we welcome applications from all sections of the community.
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