Aurora Utilities Limited
SCADA and Network Inspection Technician

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SCADA and Network Inspection Technician
SCADA and Network Inspection Technician – Job Description
1. Role Purpose
The SCADA and Network Inspection Technician is responsible for the inspection of Aurora Utilities electrical network assets and SCADA systems across the IDNO portfolio.
The role combines operational technology expertise with field-based inspection duties, ensuring that both physical network assets and remote monitoring systems operate safely, reliably, and in compliance with regulatory and engineering standards.
The post-holder will support:
- Network visibility
- Fault response
- Asset condition monitoring
- The safe integration of new substations into both the physical network and SCADA environment.
2. Key Responsibilities
Technical (SCADA & Systems)
- Install, commission, and maintain SCADA RTUs and associated communications equipment at substations and field locations.
- Undertake FAT (Factory Acceptance Testing), SAT (Site Acceptance Testing), and integration testing for new connections and network extensions.
- Troubleshoot SCADA and communications issues, including RTU, comms links, and data integrity faults.
- Support SCADA integration for newly adopted and constructed networks.
- Maintain SCADA documentation, configurations, and system records.
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Network Inspection & Asset Management
- Carry out routine and reactive inspections of LV (Low Voltage), HV (High Voltage), and EHV (Extra High Voltage) network assets, including:
- Substations
- RMUs (Ring Main Units)
- Transformers
- Associated equipment
- Complete condition assessments, defect identification, and reporting in line with Aurora asset management requirements.
- Ensure compliance with inspection schedules and statutory obligations.
- Record and update:
- Asset condition data
- Photographic evidence
- Inspection reports within company systems
- Identify:
- Safety risks
- Deterioration or non-compliance issues
- Escalation to appropriate teams
- Support pre-adoption inspections and due diligence surveys for new networks.
3. Skills, Experience and Qualifications
Essential
- Experience working with SCADA systems, telemetry, or operational technology in an electrical utility or similar environment.
- Practical experience of working on LV and HV distribution networks, including substations and switchgear.
- Strong understanding of:
- Network inspection
- Asset condition reporting
- Defect identification
- Experience with:
- RTUs (Remote Terminal Units)
- Substation automation
- Industrial control systems
- Strong fault-finding skills across both hardware and software environments.
- Ability to read and interpret electrical drawings and schematics.
- Good understanding of health and safety practices within utility operations.


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Desirable
- ONC/HNC or equivalent in Electrical Engineering or a related discipline.
- Familiarity with IDNO or DNO (Distribution Network Operator) operating environments.
- Experience with asset inspection regimes and condition-based maintenance.
4. Personal Attributes
- Strong attention to detail, with a focus on safety and compliance.
- Practical and methodical approach to both systems and field-based work.
- Clear communicator with the ability to engage with operational teams.
- Proactive attitude towards identifying and resolving issues.
- Willingness to:
- Travel
- Support out-of-hours operational requirements
5. Additional Information
- The role involves frequent travel to substations, construction sites, and operational assets.
- A full UK driving licence is required.
- Participation in a standby or on-call rota will be required.
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