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Site Services Engineer
Location: Anwick
Employment Type: Permanent
Key Responsibilities
- Participate constructively as a member of the department keeping everyone informed and proactively share your knowledge and expertise within the time.
- Apply lean thinking techniques to ensure the productive capability of the plant is optimised and improved thus demonstrating commitment towards achieving factory targets, including prompt start up times.
- Work with site personnel and commissioning engineers to ensure required process skills training is performed for all new equipment.
- Contribute to that department/ add value by developing requisite skills in this area in line with MP competency framework.
- Operation and maintenance of steam boilers, refrigeration systems, fluid transfer systems, heating systems, hot and cold-water systems and effluent treatment systems.
- Working with Mechanical Drive Systems, Hydraulics, Pneumatics and electrics.
- Preventative Maintenance
- Pipefitting
- Any other reasonable duties as required.
- Portable appliance testing.
- Emergency Light Testing.
- To Maintain general good repair of site fabrication and general services.
- To monitor and control any negative environmental impact arising from the processes within area of responsibility; ensuring that all direct reports and colleagues are briefed and clear in regard to their responsibilities as outlined in the Moy Park Group Risk Management System Manual.
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