The Site Engineer will report to the Site Manager and will undertake planned and reactive maintenance on biomass, and electric heating plant and associated equipment. The role will require periodically being on call on a rota system to respond site call outs during heating outages, loss of service or emergencies as required.,

Undertaking electrical repairs as required

Undertaking any planned maintenance, check attendance, testing, and record keeping ensuring compliance with statutory regulations and industry good practice governing LTHW, MTHW, LTHW feed water quality, biomass combustion and fuel management

Ensuring optimal and continuous operation of mechanical and electrical systems by performing routine inspections and maintenance, monitoring metering equipment and adjusting levels as necessary

Producing records of inspections, maintenance routines and repairs including photographic records

Assisting with the support and management of sub-contractors on site for ongoing operation and maintenance or capital works/upgrades

Facilitating the biomass fuel supply to the site, receiving deliveries, testing and recording results, and handling fuel onto the walking floor system where required utilising a tele-handler

Contributing to a high level of HSEQ performance on site, encouraging a strong HSEQ culture and adherence to HSEQ legislation and Group HSEQ policies and escalating any serious issues or HSEQ concerns to the Site Manager

Monitoring feed water and emissions quality

Liaising on site with the client's engineering and maintenance teams, and maintaining excellent level of communication and working relationship on site

Raising work permits as required

Maintaining a high standard of cleanliness and house-keeping on site, together with sound management of site tools and spares stock

Interested? If you have excellent engineering credentials and attention to detail, with a 'hands on' approach to problem solving - AMP can offer you the challenge and opportunity you're looking for., Experienced working within a heat and steam generating plant, with a keen interest in developing their knowledge and implementing improvements to drive efficiency, the successful candidate will also be able to demonstrate the following knowledge, skills and experience:

Electrical Engineering educational qualification (C&G, HNC, NVQ or equivalent)

HSEQ operator level training (e.g. safety passport/CSCS card), and training on completing site risk assessment/method statements

Valid UK driving licence

Completed Boiler operation accreditation scheme (BOAS) qualification for steam operator level would be desirable

Experienced in HTHW< MTHW and LTHW and steam systems including boilers, pumps, valves, hydraulics, controls etc Experienced in the maintenance and report of this equipment

Familiarity with DCS/BMS controls and CMMS systems

Strong engineering background, with electrical experience

Experience in working on heat generating plant and equipment within large industrial sites with a continual heat demand

Dependable and approachable to assist the team when problems arise

Honest and respectful towards others

Flexible, committed and determined to ensure high operational and HSEQ performance across the biomass asset for 24/7 energy demand

Here at AMP, we are committed to supporting the energy transition by funding, developing, and delivering flexible energy solutions and helping businesses decarbonise.

26 days annual leave entitlement plus 8 days for public holidays

Life Insurance

Employer pension contribution

Healthcare Cash Plan

Access to advice, counselling, and support

Access to GP services

Wellbeing tools and resources

Shopping and lifestyle discounts

Discounted gym membership