About The Role

EMS Maintenance Engineer

Reporting to the relevant Production Managers these positions involve general manufacturing and operative responsibilities pertaining to Electrical Switchgear assembly and/or associated product lines.

Responsibilities and Measurement Criteria with Time investment Needed on Each

(This will describe the overall core responsibilities of the role, decision making responsibilities etc.)

Onsite maintenance of Energy Management / Monitoring Systems to include but not limited to: PLC Systems
SCADA Systems
Metering Systems
Server based systems
Network / Comms Hardware
Diagnostics, troubleshooting, and remediation of onsite issues.
Drafting of service reports following maintenance visits.
Remote support / corrective attendance on short notice to priority sites during critical system failures / doomsday scenarios.
Development of upgrade plans to suit client needs.
System modifications / upgrades.
This role also has a customer facing element to it, so good communications and literacy/report writing skills are a must.
Adequate training, both theoretical and practical, will be provided on a periodic basis in each appropriate segment of the industry

Qualifications

Required/ Minimum Qualifications

3rd level qualification in Electrical or Electronic Engineering/Computer related discipline

Additional / Preferred Qualifications

Relevant experience in an Engineering / Manufacturing environment
Familiarity with Energy Management / Automation Systems
Knowledge and understanding in reading Electrical One Line Schematics
Strong, demonstrable troubleshooting/fault-diagnostics skills
Be efficiently organized and able to prioritize multiple tasks
Experience with Schneider PME/PSO, Ignition and GridVis software or other similar Energy Management software platforms
SQL Database Experience
Full Driver’s License

Physical & Environmental Requirements: - (To be used majorly for manufacturing jobs.)