Posted by The Tata steel industry contributes to nearly 7% of the total greenhouse gas emissions in the Netherlands. At Tata Steel IJmuiden, we are committed to reducing our CO2 emissions with 35 – 40% by 2030 and being CO2-neutral by 2045. To meet the target, we are exploring various options to reduce our CO2 emissions. One of the options is to capture CO2 from the steel plant’s works arising gases using pressure swing adsorption (PSA) technique.
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We are seeking a skilled and passionate Planning Engineer and Mechanical Plant Engineer to join our dynamic Team
Careers Opportunities for Graduate (In Person Interview) in 26th Feb 2024
Planning Engineer and Mechanical Plant Engineer
Last Date to apply: Wednesday 21st February 2024
Interviews to be conducted on w/c 26th February
Planning Engineer
Job Description:
Within the role, the Planning Engineer will manage and co-ordinate the planning / scheduling activities in conjunction with the local engineering and operational teams to improve all maintenance productivity and quality through efficient planning and scheduling, coordination of spares and labour resources.
This is a key role within the Energy Generation Department in meeting and achieving its annual plan in respect to Statutory Outages under PSSR and COMAH and to ensure the weekly planning and scheduling activities are implemented and supported to the agreed standard under the Maintenance Excellence Code of Practice and Guidelines.
Within the role, you will be responsible for the processing and managing of work orders as directed and controlled by the Planning Process and the Quality Management System. You will be responsible for improving the efficiency and capability of the assets and must liaise with the Maintenance Manager, Operations Manager and Area Engineering Managers, regarding the coordination of activities and the Operations Teams regarding the flow of work through the Generation Department.
The Planning Engineer will be key in ensuring the Energy Department works in partnership with its upstream and downstream partners and that the assets are managed to provide maximum efficiency
Job Requirement:
The Planning Engineer should hold a minimum ONC or HND qualification, preferably acquired through a recognized craft apprenticeship or modern apprenticeship program. We are particularly interested in individuals who can showcase a proven track record in planning and scheduling within the realm of Mechanical Engineering.
It is essential that the Planning Engineer holds the following;
Good or excellent understanding of SAP Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) or Material Resource Planning (MRP) systems
Good or excellent understanding of Maintenance Execution (MEx) processes related to (CAMF)
Extensive relevant knowledge of SHE / Process Safety / Tata Steel UK Permit to work rules.
Working knowledge of Work-Load Management and Scheduling Techniques
Able to create/remove Maintenance Plans
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Mechanical Plant Engineer
Job Description:
The Mechanical Plant Engineer will support the Area Engineering Manager with the coordination of the area’s engineering activities and implementation of the appropriate engineering standards to continuously drive and improve our manufacturing performance, to deliver Annual Plan. You will be the technical support on all aspects of the Power Plant assets within the Energy department, following the direction and strategy set by the Area Engineering Manager.
The successful candidate will be responsible for the integrity, availability, reliability and maintainability of our assets, ensuring that they operate in safe conditions according to relevant regulations and company standards. As part of your role, you will be required to provide practical and technical support within their area of expertise by performing necessary breakdown repairs, leading preventative maintenance activity and facilitating the promotion of plant and process improvements.
As a Mechanical Plant Engineer, you will ensure that all engineering activities are carried out in line with the standards and strategy for the Works Area as set under our company asset management framework (e.g. management of spares, management of contractors, budget management, engineering standards & procedures. etc.).
Job Requirement:
The Mechanical Plant Engineer will be qualified to a minimum HNC and ideally HND / Degree level with IOSH/NEBOSH qualifications preferred. We are looking for individuals with experience and understanding of plant operations; particularly industrial boiler plant and electrical generation.
As a Mechanical Plant Engineer, you will hold awareness and understanding of:-
Pressure Systems Safety Regulations 2000 (PSSR)
The duties imposed by PSSR relate to pressure systems for use at work and the risk to health/safety.
Construction, Design and Management Regulations 2015 (CDM)
Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations 1998 (PUWER)
HSG 250 Health and Safety Guidance on Permit to work systems
HSG253 health and safety guidance on the safe isolation of plant and equipment
COMAH Control of Major Accident Hazards 2015
BS EN 12952: Water-tube boilers and auxiliary installations:2015
We require our Engineers to have the ability to demonstrate excellent communication and organisational skills and be computer literate (SAP, Microsoft Applications). The ability to work without close supervision, yet under pressure and to tight timescales is essential.