Control Room Operator in Fleet

ABOUT US

At Evero we are reimagining waste. Where others see a problem, we see a solution. Our low carbon energy recovery facilities turn waste into electricity.

Our fleet of assets has a total capacity of 145MW. We divert around 1 million tonnes of waste from landfill every year.

Evero is working to bring our planet back in to balance. Deploying our expertise in gasification technology, we want to use waste to displace high carbon fossil based products. We see a future where waste can become the fuel that powers ships and airplanes.

There is a future where we can make our world work better. At Evero, we have the imagination to unlock it, and the knowledge to do so.

WHAT WE OFFER

We are proud to play a role in the ongoing efforts to move toward a more sustainable future in energy generation and here you can work with the satisfaction of knowing that everything you do is focused on contributing toward that objective.

Our employee benefits package includes;

• Private Healthcare
• Company Pension
• Electric Vehicle Scheme

There are also significant opportunities for career advancement and training (both internal and external) in what is a fast growing sector.

INCLUSIVITY

At Evero, our policy is to employ the best, highly capable and competent people and provide equal opportunity for the advancement of employees including promotion and training. We do not discriminate against any person because of gender, race, ethnicity, age, sexual orientation, religion, belief or disability.

THE ROLE

The Operations Technician is responsible for the safe operation of the plant from the control room with focus on ensuring production demands are met whilst adhering to safety and quality standards.

The position reports directly to a Shift Team Leader.

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES

• Operating the plant to ensure compliance with all relevant Health, Safety and Environmental legislation
• Carrying out plant-related routine duties to ensure plant performance, availability and reliability is maintained to a high level
• Performs fault diagnosis and reactive maintenance as well as proactive monitoring of the process performance trends to spot errors or anomalies and address them before they affect production
• Using a Distributed Control System (DCS) system you will be required to start, stop and monitor turbines, boilers, pumps, water treatment plant and more
• Interrogates and fault finds process and equipment issues by interrogation of Plant DCS and Process Control Systems, and liaises with engineering team for in depth troubleshooting

REQUIRED SKILLS / EXPERIENCES

We are open to considering applicants from a range of different industry backgrounds, it's not essential to have prior experience in the Waste-to-Energy field.

We would however expect suitable applicants to have prior experiences of at least some of the following;

• Recognised Engineering or Operational qualification, either apprenticeship, C&G, NVQ3, ONC or HNC
• Working knowledge of Health, Safety and Environmental legal requirements
• Demonstrable experience working with Permit-to-Work systems
• The willingness to learn and undergo a short training period which will involve learning the plant and the processes and procedures involved in operating a facility
• Ability to work a full shift system with flexibility to provide support as needed to ensure the safe operation of the Plant

Please note that we do not welcome any agency / 3rd party involvement or approaches on this vacancy until a time we deem to be suitable and at which point we will work with our preferred suppliers only.