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Power Stations Operations Technician

Antrim
£42k – £47k/yr
Posted about 16 hours ago
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Power Stations Operations Technician

Our client is hiring several Power Stations Operations Technicians to support operations across two major power generation sites in County Antrim. The successful candidates will follow a structured training and development programme, gaining hands on experience with complex plant and building a long term career in power generation.

Based across Kilroot and Ballylumford, the role is initially focused on Monday to Friday training before moving to a rotating 12 hour shift pattern covering days, nights and weekends. This onsite working arrangement provides valuable practical exposure across both facilities and the opportunity to develop highly specialised operational expertise.

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  • Starting salary of £42,000 to £47,000
  • Structured two to three year development programme with excellent long term progression
  • No previous power generation experience required, with full technical training provided

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The Role:

  • Operate and monitor power generation plant and associated systems
  • Complete routine inspections and identify potential faults
  • Start, synchronise, load and shut down generating units
  • Respond appropriately to alarms and changing plant conditions
  • Apply plant and equipment isolations to support safe maintenance
  • Maintain accurate operational logs, reports and shift handovers
  • Develop knowledge across mechanical, electrical and process systems

The Person:

  • Practical technical experience in engineering, maintenance, manufacturing, production, utilities or another technically focused environment
  • Strong technical aptitude and practical problem solving ability
  • Genuine interest in how equipment and systems operate
  • Strong safety awareness, initiative and willingness to learn
  • Good communication and teamwork skills
  • Relevant apprenticeship, HNC, HND, foundation degree or technical degree advantageous
  • Driving licence and access to transport highly desirable

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The Rewards:

  • Starting salary of £42,000 to £47,000
  • Permanent employment
  • Comprehensive technical training and a structured two to three year development programme
  • Initial Monday to Friday training hours, followed by a rotating 12 hour shift pattern covering 8am to 8pm and 8pm to 8am
  • Excellent long term career progression and exposure to advanced power generation systems

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For further information, and to apply for this Power Stations Operations Technician role, please contact Dominic Heron. Visit our website for a full list of opportunities.

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County Antrim, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom

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