Electrical Engineering Coordinator Electrical Engineering Coordinator

The key responsibilities will be to co-ordinate a team of electricians to provide electrical support for the manufacturing can lines. Key outputs of the role will be to introduce and ensure compliance with planned maintenance schedules, analysis of performance data to identify potential improvement opportunities and optimisation of the use of process capability to ensure reliability within the production processes.,

• Deliver maintenance plans across the Lines safely, on time in full, and ensure effective reporting of these activities in the relevant systems
• Ensure follow-up activities regarding electrical actions are followed up, communicated and closed out in a timely manner
• To analyse production reporting, Pareto analysis of losses, on the Lines, and to plan corrective actions as appropriate to maximise production
• To manage periods of downtime to ensure the loss of production is kept to a minimum
• To ensure the production lines and processes are reliable to meet the Plant's LHE and spoilage targets
• To Manage & develop and coach the Electrical engineers to maximise their contribution and effectiveness
• To ensure housekeeping standards are maintained and that "5S" methods are deployed
• To ensure that best practices and statutory obligations are fully met and that a safety culture is developed
• To implement Good Manufacturing Practice and housekeeping improvements across the Plant and keep stores stocks updated and appropriate for the line equipment and processes.
• To manage and control contractors on site ensuring compliance with H & S and food safety requirements including permits to work/risk assessments/method statements etc.
• Good commercial awareness and experience of managing suppliers and contractors, to deliver planned & annual maintenance activities within budget
• Can investigate, diagnose and remedy control systems on site to ensure plant efficiencies are maximised
  
  The ideal candidate is a qualified electrician (minimum NVQ 3 or equivalent) and ideally hold the 17th Edition qualification and more than 5-7 years in an Engineering/Maintenance department in a manufacturing environment. You possess a high level of PLC fault finding and diagnostics experience, and have proven knowledge of Electricity at Work Regulations and of Safe Working Practices including Lock Off and Tag Out. In addition, experience of Allen Bradley/Rockwell PLC - ideally in high speed production environment would be an advantage. Proven working knowledge of AutoCAD and the creation and modification of Electrical and Mechanical drawings and Project Management would be useful. With a safety first mind-set, you have demonstrated managerial and leadership skills. You have a strong knowledge and experience of continuous improvement tools and techniques, including Autonomous Maintenance and Planned Maintenance and Early Equipment Management.
We are looking for an enthusiastic and highly motivated candidate, with effective communication skills at all levels. You will have an organised and logical approach and well-developed problem-solving and IT skills.