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A truly global company, INEOS is one of the world’s largest chemical companies. Here at INEOS O&P UK our ethos is for all our employees to have true autonomy and be empowered in their role from day one. We believe this enables individuals to achieve their goals and ultimately have a fulfilling professional career with us.

We are looking for Instrument and Electrical Engineers to join our Polymers Asset team. This role is an exciting opportunity for the right individuals to work within a plant area that has seen significant recent investment and includes a diverse array of equipment types with further major investment continuing in this plant area.

ABOUT OUR OPPORTUNITY

We are looking for more than 1 individual to join our team and contribute towards the following.

Key accountabilities

Identify improvement initiatives to develop maintenance strategies to best practice.
Generate Asset Care Policies and perform a review of Preventative Maintenance routines.
Provide discipline expertise and root cause analysis in troubleshooting asset vulnerabilities to minimise impact on the long-term operating plan.
Provide discipline expertise for identified Polymers improvement projects and act as formal discipline sign off to ensure required level of service delivery.
Lead trouble-shooting on critical equipment failures to establish root cause of failure and define design improvements to eliminate faults.
Provide E&I support to the programme of CAPEX projects in the Polymers business.
Develop, specify and procure critical E&I equipment and strategic spares.
Define and continuously develop the long term (+10 year) E&I Strategy for Polymers to ensure clear sight of future budgets and workloads.
Ensure correct overall E&I spend to meet asset requirements within available budget and where required, drive appropriate prioritisation.

ABOUT YOU

You should:

Be degree qualified in a relevant discipline.
Show a strong understanding of discipline legislative and regulatory requirements and demonstrated ability to appropriately translate these requirements into equipment inspection/maintenance regimes.
Have a solid understanding of IEC 61511 Safety instrumented systems, preferably TUV certified FS Eng.
Demonstrate a good understanding of IEC 60079 ATEX preferably Compex trained.
Have the ability to carry out Instrument & Electrical site audits and verify installation of equipment.
Have experience of development of E&I CAPEX projects in a production or manufacturing facility e.g. asset care.
Be experienced in looking after a plant or asset, such as petrochemical / refining manufacturing facility, power station, off-shore platform, water treatment facility, distillery etc. including new equipment commissioning and problem solving on varied E&I equipment.
Be skilled in troubleshooting and root cause analysis.
Have experience of following a Plant Modification process and associated documentation management systems.

You may also:

Have Chartered status with professional Institution.

What we offer

Wide Range of Benefits including Discounted Private Medical Insurance, travel Insurance, high street discounts etc.
Up to 20% Discretionary Business Performance Bonus Opportunity
Scottish Widows Contributory Pension including Employer Contributions
Employee Referral Bonus Scheme
Free On-site Gym & Classes
Employee Assistance Programme
Cycle to Work Scheme
Tusker Car Scheme (subject to 12 mth qualification period)
Ongoing Career Development

how to apply

Application Process

Interested candidates should submit their CV via ineosopportunities.co.uk

Pre-screen (If applicable)

Applicants with a successful CV may be invited to an online MS Teams or telephone call to further discuss the role, the organisation and your suitability.

Formal Interview

Successful applicants will then be invited to interview which will consist of behavioural and technical questions.

Provisional Offer

If you are selected as the preferred candidate you will receive a provisional offer which will be subject to a medical assessment and reference checks.

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