Technical Operator (Water Industry) Hours: 40 Hours per week, plus standby duty Location: Hampton Loade Bridgenorth Saray: £31,600 per annum About Us: At South Staffs Water, we deliver clean and reliable water supplies to around 1.7 million customers within the South Staffs and Cambridge regions. As a water only Company, providing clean, healthy water 24 hours a day, 365 days a year is at the very heart of what we do and that's where you come in. The role: As part of the role, you will work closely with a range of internal and external contacts on a daily basis. You will be responsible for maintaining the control and operation of strategic source water sites and will be required to manage your time effectively to complete a demanding schedule of plant maintenance activities. • Conduct basic electrical tasks. • Knowledge and application of technical skills to operate, maintain, improve, and repair equipment. • Maintain control and oversee the operation of strategic source water sites. • Effectively manage your time to complete a demanding schedule of plant maintenance activities. • Demonstrate an understanding of the principles of site design and operation. • Utilise appropriate safety and environmental procedures for people, processes, materials, products, and equipment to ensure a safe working environment for the entire team. • Ensure that all aspects of quality within the area of responsibility adhere to local quality procedures. • Attend to site and equipment breakdowns to safely restore plant supply. What you'll need • HNC level (or equivalent) in Electrical Engineering or alternatively equivalent relevant experience is desirable but not essential. • An electrical background in the utilities or similar industry is essential to the role; a Water industry background is desirable. • Computer literate (Excel, Word, Outlook) • Full driving licence • Health and safety are a priority for all members of the production team. You will have experience of reviewing risk assessments and are always confident to challenge and enforce safe working practices. Essential training will be provided which will help you gain the confidence within the operational area. What you'll get in return • Competitive Salary of £31,600 per annum • Company pension with employer contribution. • Store discount for personal shopping needs. • 24-hour helpline providing free and confidential advice to you and your family on financial, legal, marital and health.
25/04/2024
Full time
Technical Operator (Water Industry) Hours: 40 Hours per week, plus standby duty Location: Hampton Loade Bridgenorth Saray: £31,600 per annum About Us: At South Staffs Water, we deliver clean and reliable water supplies to around 1.7 million customers within the South Staffs and Cambridge regions. As a water only Company, providing clean, healthy water 24 hours a day, 365 days a year is at the very heart of what we do and that's where you come in. The role: As part of the role, you will work closely with a range of internal and external contacts on a daily basis. You will be responsible for maintaining the control and operation of strategic source water sites and will be required to manage your time effectively to complete a demanding schedule of plant maintenance activities. • Conduct basic electrical tasks. • Knowledge and application of technical skills to operate, maintain, improve, and repair equipment. • Maintain control and oversee the operation of strategic source water sites. • Effectively manage your time to complete a demanding schedule of plant maintenance activities. • Demonstrate an understanding of the principles of site design and operation. • Utilise appropriate safety and environmental procedures for people, processes, materials, products, and equipment to ensure a safe working environment for the entire team. • Ensure that all aspects of quality within the area of responsibility adhere to local quality procedures. • Attend to site and equipment breakdowns to safely restore plant supply. What you'll need • HNC level (or equivalent) in Electrical Engineering or alternatively equivalent relevant experience is desirable but not essential. • An electrical background in the utilities or similar industry is essential to the role; a Water industry background is desirable. • Computer literate (Excel, Word, Outlook) • Full driving licence • Health and safety are a priority for all members of the production team. You will have experience of reviewing risk assessments and are always confident to challenge and enforce safe working practices. Essential training will be provided which will help you gain the confidence within the operational area. What you'll get in return • Competitive Salary of £31,600 per annum • Company pension with employer contribution. • Store discount for personal shopping needs. • 24-hour helpline providing free and confidential advice to you and your family on financial, legal, marital and health.
Coating Technician, Full-Time on-site in Leicestershire. Up to £29K Plus Shift Allowance (Shift Pattern: 06.00 - 14.00/14.00 - 22.00 - Monday - Friday). Possible weekend requirement. Client: An Industry leader in ultra-durable optics for extreme environmental conditions and temperature fluctuations Mission: To assist the coating department by using optical technological knowledge to help with production requirements to meet on-time-delivery requirements Yield expectations. To stay competitive within the current market and to assist in new product development. To make recommendations for continuous process improvements and may instigate relevant development activity. Key Responsibilities Ability to measure and assess work on the appropriate spectrophotometers. Ability to identify potential coating problems in process' and take appropriate corrective action. Ability to identify coating defects such as spatter, striae, delamination, lint marks, comet marks etc. and understand the possible causes and know the type of action to take to avoid their occurrence. Possesses a thorough understanding of relevant Surface Quality Specifications and how the above relates to them. Examine work prior to coating and be satisfied it is fit to coat. Determine and specify the suitability of jigs for coating taking account of aspects such as clear aperture, outer dimensions, condition of jig being used, etc. Determines the appropriate test pieces to load into a run to maximise efficiencies and adherence to Quality schedules, is capable of measuring witness pieces to produce customer copies,' this will involve familiarity with quality plans, drawings, and sales orders. Capable of stripping optics safely, observing Local Health and Safety rules. Identify potential problems with the coating plant/measuring equipment and alert the appropriate support staff. Understand and adhere to the relevant Quality Control Procedures in accordance with ISO 9002. Competent to train colleagues on various aspects of the coating department. Education, Skills Abilities: Qualifications in Mathematics and Physics at least to GCSE or A level Computer literacy, including familiarity with Excel and Word The ability to analyse situations and results A good understanding of optical manufacture A good engineering background Physical Demands: This will involve physical activities such as transporting optics to and from the coating department. SmartSourcing are a Disability Confident Employer and we promote, celebrate and value diversity, we are committed to promoting equality and inclusion for all.
24/04/2024
Full time
Coating Technician, Full-Time on-site in Leicestershire. Up to £29K Plus Shift Allowance (Shift Pattern: 06.00 - 14.00/14.00 - 22.00 - Monday - Friday). Possible weekend requirement. Client: An Industry leader in ultra-durable optics for extreme environmental conditions and temperature fluctuations Mission: To assist the coating department by using optical technological knowledge to help with production requirements to meet on-time-delivery requirements Yield expectations. To stay competitive within the current market and to assist in new product development. To make recommendations for continuous process improvements and may instigate relevant development activity. Key Responsibilities Ability to measure and assess work on the appropriate spectrophotometers. Ability to identify potential coating problems in process' and take appropriate corrective action. Ability to identify coating defects such as spatter, striae, delamination, lint marks, comet marks etc. and understand the possible causes and know the type of action to take to avoid their occurrence. Possesses a thorough understanding of relevant Surface Quality Specifications and how the above relates to them. Examine work prior to coating and be satisfied it is fit to coat. Determine and specify the suitability of jigs for coating taking account of aspects such as clear aperture, outer dimensions, condition of jig being used, etc. Determines the appropriate test pieces to load into a run to maximise efficiencies and adherence to Quality schedules, is capable of measuring witness pieces to produce customer copies,' this will involve familiarity with quality plans, drawings, and sales orders. Capable of stripping optics safely, observing Local Health and Safety rules. Identify potential problems with the coating plant/measuring equipment and alert the appropriate support staff. Understand and adhere to the relevant Quality Control Procedures in accordance with ISO 9002. Competent to train colleagues on various aspects of the coating department. Education, Skills Abilities: Qualifications in Mathematics and Physics at least to GCSE or A level Computer literacy, including familiarity with Excel and Word The ability to analyse situations and results A good understanding of optical manufacture A good engineering background Physical Demands: This will involve physical activities such as transporting optics to and from the coating department. SmartSourcing are a Disability Confident Employer and we promote, celebrate and value diversity, we are committed to promoting equality and inclusion for all.
AIT Lead Engineer Advantage are recruiting on behalf of a prestigious Aerospace (Satellite) client in Stevenage for an AIT Lead Engineer. The purpose of the role is to promote and drive AIT standards ensuring engineering concepts are delivered to the shop floor in a controlled manner. You'll be brought on to ensure quality and process robustness through promotion of best practise within team and between disciplines and lead the AIT mechanical team to the success of the mission. Location : Stevenage: once settled in after a familiarisation period there will be some hybrid working during the preparation phase. During the operation build phase you will be required onsite 5 days a week. Hours : 37 hours per week. Responsibilities Responsible for the Mechanical Satellite element and lead the mechanical team on an ENS project through Phases 'A', 'B', 'C/D' and 'E' Leading a team of AIT engineers on the specific project Planning the mechanical team's activities on a weekly basis (including operations team) and implementing this plan. Supporting the use of 3Dx Delmia on the specific project Produce specs from test requirements, write test plans, DDV, plans, AIT plans, test procedures and test reports. Control of all project MGSE, flight & support equipment Produce MGSE requirement specs from test requirements, operating and maintaining MGSE. Alignment - producing test procedures and operating and maintaining optical alignment equipment. Designing test equipment, overseeing its manufacture, and commissioning Mechanical handling or spacecraft, instruments, payloads, solar arrays, antennas etc Prepare and carry out environmental tests (Vibration, Acoustic, Mass properties, Thermal) at unit, subsystem, instrument, and spacecraft level. Install and validate test instrumentation. Support propulsion testing Handling and installation of thermal hardware Mechanical integration and testing of electronic units, subsystems and instruments, mechanisms, antennas, solar arrays, mechanical sub-systems, instruments, payloads and spacecraft and control the documentation associated with performing these tasks. Pyrotechnic handling, installation, and safety Plan and control workload of the AIT team consisting of engineers and technicians. Be able to travel overseas to work for short periods (typically 2-3months, could be 6-7 months on occasions) Be able to integrate quickly and easily into an AIT team. Highly motivated and possess good problem-solving skills. Essential Candidate experience/skills requirements Relevant engineering experience. Appreciation of satellite integration processes and project phases Use of SAP or other ERP System Understanding of build documentation and the need for it Driving build quality through review of processes and implementation of improvements Managing a team during day-to-day activities ensuring work is completed on time and the correct standard Controlling and delivery of projects to budget and schedule Face-to-face dealings with customers and suppliers Worked in volatile, high pressure environments to resolve technical and personnel conflicts Spacecraft Mechanical testing on prime projects is essential Leading other team members Production of MGSE specs and operation of MGSE and flight HW Production of high quality documentation (test specs, test plans, test procedures, AIT Plans, DDV plans) Desirable Producing test procedures and operating and maintaining optical alignment equipment Launch campaign experience Submit your CV now to be considered for this great opportunity with a leading satellite aerospace business.
22/04/2024
Project-based
AIT Lead Engineer Advantage are recruiting on behalf of a prestigious Aerospace (Satellite) client in Stevenage for an AIT Lead Engineer. The purpose of the role is to promote and drive AIT standards ensuring engineering concepts are delivered to the shop floor in a controlled manner. You'll be brought on to ensure quality and process robustness through promotion of best practise within team and between disciplines and lead the AIT mechanical team to the success of the mission. Location : Stevenage: once settled in after a familiarisation period there will be some hybrid working during the preparation phase. During the operation build phase you will be required onsite 5 days a week. Hours : 37 hours per week. Responsibilities Responsible for the Mechanical Satellite element and lead the mechanical team on an ENS project through Phases 'A', 'B', 'C/D' and 'E' Leading a team of AIT engineers on the specific project Planning the mechanical team's activities on a weekly basis (including operations team) and implementing this plan. Supporting the use of 3Dx Delmia on the specific project Produce specs from test requirements, write test plans, DDV, plans, AIT plans, test procedures and test reports. Control of all project MGSE, flight & support equipment Produce MGSE requirement specs from test requirements, operating and maintaining MGSE. Alignment - producing test procedures and operating and maintaining optical alignment equipment. Designing test equipment, overseeing its manufacture, and commissioning Mechanical handling or spacecraft, instruments, payloads, solar arrays, antennas etc Prepare and carry out environmental tests (Vibration, Acoustic, Mass properties, Thermal) at unit, subsystem, instrument, and spacecraft level. Install and validate test instrumentation. Support propulsion testing Handling and installation of thermal hardware Mechanical integration and testing of electronic units, subsystems and instruments, mechanisms, antennas, solar arrays, mechanical sub-systems, instruments, payloads and spacecraft and control the documentation associated with performing these tasks. Pyrotechnic handling, installation, and safety Plan and control workload of the AIT team consisting of engineers and technicians. Be able to travel overseas to work for short periods (typically 2-3months, could be 6-7 months on occasions) Be able to integrate quickly and easily into an AIT team. Highly motivated and possess good problem-solving skills. Essential Candidate experience/skills requirements Relevant engineering experience. Appreciation of satellite integration processes and project phases Use of SAP or other ERP System Understanding of build documentation and the need for it Driving build quality through review of processes and implementation of improvements Managing a team during day-to-day activities ensuring work is completed on time and the correct standard Controlling and delivery of projects to budget and schedule Face-to-face dealings with customers and suppliers Worked in volatile, high pressure environments to resolve technical and personnel conflicts Spacecraft Mechanical testing on prime projects is essential Leading other team members Production of MGSE specs and operation of MGSE and flight HW Production of high quality documentation (test specs, test plans, test procedures, AIT Plans, DDV plans) Desirable Producing test procedures and operating and maintaining optical alignment equipment Launch campaign experience Submit your CV now to be considered for this great opportunity with a leading satellite aerospace business.
Optical Systems Engineer - Laser Spectroscopy - Gas Sensor Instruments UK - Oxfordshire £50,000pa (Starting Salary ) + P ension + Company Medical Insurance + Flexible/Hybrid Working + Free Parking Our client is a small, "unique boutique" Gas and Laser Sensory Engineering specialist who have had steady and sustainable growth in the past 3 years. To cope with this growth, they are in the hiring bracket and are seeking to hire an Optical Systems Engineer - Laser Spectroscopy ASAP. Based in Oxfordshire you will have a key role in the design and development of Gas Sensor Instruments based on state-of-the-art Laser Spectroscopy (LDS - Laser Dispersion Spectroscopy). Your day-to-day responsibilities will involve: Further develop your understanding of Optics, Laser Spectroscopy, Electronics and Mechanics as you develop the clients latest Gas Sensor instruments. By performing these tasks, you will play an important role in ensuring the development of a high quality, efficiently manufactured product that delivers reliable, repeatable, and high-quality measurements under all field conditions. The role will involve: Design and evaluation of optical system concepts Modelling and tolerancing of free space optical systems Understanding of Laser spectroscopy signals Building and testing of prototype assemblies Alignment of optical systems Develop optical assembly and test processes and documentation Assisting in service and maintenance of instruments and accessories Contributing to continuous improvement of the instrument design Participating in agile delivery methodology Supporting best practices in health, safety, and environmental management The client is a small company therefore, you'll make a significant and meaningful impact right from the beginning as they transition from a small technology company into manufacturing a world class product. You will be an integral part of an extremely hard-working and knowledgeable technical team with ample amounts of experience for you to absorb and build from and grow your career within the company. Experience or background in CAD and Fibre Optic will be highly advantageous Call Experis IT today.
19/04/2024
Full time
Optical Systems Engineer - Laser Spectroscopy - Gas Sensor Instruments UK - Oxfordshire £50,000pa (Starting Salary ) + P ension + Company Medical Insurance + Flexible/Hybrid Working + Free Parking Our client is a small, "unique boutique" Gas and Laser Sensory Engineering specialist who have had steady and sustainable growth in the past 3 years. To cope with this growth, they are in the hiring bracket and are seeking to hire an Optical Systems Engineer - Laser Spectroscopy ASAP. Based in Oxfordshire you will have a key role in the design and development of Gas Sensor Instruments based on state-of-the-art Laser Spectroscopy (LDS - Laser Dispersion Spectroscopy). Your day-to-day responsibilities will involve: Further develop your understanding of Optics, Laser Spectroscopy, Electronics and Mechanics as you develop the clients latest Gas Sensor instruments. By performing these tasks, you will play an important role in ensuring the development of a high quality, efficiently manufactured product that delivers reliable, repeatable, and high-quality measurements under all field conditions. The role will involve: Design and evaluation of optical system concepts Modelling and tolerancing of free space optical systems Understanding of Laser spectroscopy signals Building and testing of prototype assemblies Alignment of optical systems Develop optical assembly and test processes and documentation Assisting in service and maintenance of instruments and accessories Contributing to continuous improvement of the instrument design Participating in agile delivery methodology Supporting best practices in health, safety, and environmental management The client is a small company therefore, you'll make a significant and meaningful impact right from the beginning as they transition from a small technology company into manufacturing a world class product. You will be an integral part of an extremely hard-working and knowledgeable technical team with ample amounts of experience for you to absorb and build from and grow your career within the company. Experience or background in CAD and Fibre Optic will be highly advantageous Call Experis IT today.
Kalcor Coatings Company is seeking a CHEMIST for its location in Willoughby, OH. Started in 1961, Kalcor Coatings Company is A Right Size Company designing and manufacturing customized coatings and paint products to meet our customers' specific needs. Our primary goal is to be a successful developer/producer/marketer of high-performance coatings with a deserved reputation for integrity, responsibility, and competence in its treatment of employees, customers, suppliers, community and the public at large. Responsibilities Reporting to the Technical Director, this position has the following responsibilities: Perform specialized and advanced analyses, testing, and formulation of new and existing coating products and requirements. Perform small batch/sample manufacture, color matching, and testing. Assist in developing and specifying processes for coatings scale-up and manufacture. Evaluate new and existing raw materials for product improvement, availability, and/or cost benefits. Prepare reports and documents detailing project design, results, and conclusions; recommend additional actions or research. Support existing product lines via internal and external customer interaction, including technical service visits. Coordinate all regulatory and related environmental activities for Kalcor products and facility compliance in conjunction with the Technical Director. Perform daily housekeeping of laboratory and associated areas, functioning within safety guidelines. Qualifications Bachelor's degree in chemistry or a technical discipline (science or engineering). 5+ years of experience in a paint, coatings, or chemical laboratory, including formulation experience. Will consider a combination of experience and education. Broad range of formulation experience, including UV, waterborne, and solvent borne. Experience with 2K component a plus. Familiarity with design of experiment approach (DOE) and the ability to design, document, report, interpret and present findings as well as design follow-up experiments. Strong written and oral communication skills, including the ability to effectively present information to a variety of people (ie customers, public groups, top management, and boards of directors). Ability to operate, maintain, and calibrate a variety of specialized test and lab equipment, including color spectrophotometer. Working knowledge of MS Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook) and prior experience with formulation/processing software, color analysis and matching programs, or willingness and ability to learn. Exceptional mathematical, problem solving, documentation and organizational skills. Strong attention to detail and accuracy. Willingness and ability to travel to customer locations as needed. Valid driver's license and ability to be insured through the company's insurer. Candidates must be able to pass a color test, regularly lift and/or move up to 60 pounds, wear a fitted respirator and dust mask, and tolerate solvent odors and other chemicals used within the facility. Kalcor is a smoke-free, tobacco-free and vaping-free facility. If you are looking for a work environment that expects high quality work, professional conduct and respectful consideration for customers and coworkers alike, and you possess the skills and competencies for the Chemist position, we would like to hear from you! Equal Opportunity Employer
13/04/2024
Full time
Kalcor Coatings Company is seeking a CHEMIST for its location in Willoughby, OH. Started in 1961, Kalcor Coatings Company is A Right Size Company designing and manufacturing customized coatings and paint products to meet our customers' specific needs. Our primary goal is to be a successful developer/producer/marketer of high-performance coatings with a deserved reputation for integrity, responsibility, and competence in its treatment of employees, customers, suppliers, community and the public at large. Responsibilities Reporting to the Technical Director, this position has the following responsibilities: Perform specialized and advanced analyses, testing, and formulation of new and existing coating products and requirements. Perform small batch/sample manufacture, color matching, and testing. Assist in developing and specifying processes for coatings scale-up and manufacture. Evaluate new and existing raw materials for product improvement, availability, and/or cost benefits. Prepare reports and documents detailing project design, results, and conclusions; recommend additional actions or research. Support existing product lines via internal and external customer interaction, including technical service visits. Coordinate all regulatory and related environmental activities for Kalcor products and facility compliance in conjunction with the Technical Director. Perform daily housekeeping of laboratory and associated areas, functioning within safety guidelines. Qualifications Bachelor's degree in chemistry or a technical discipline (science or engineering). 5+ years of experience in a paint, coatings, or chemical laboratory, including formulation experience. Will consider a combination of experience and education. Broad range of formulation experience, including UV, waterborne, and solvent borne. Experience with 2K component a plus. Familiarity with design of experiment approach (DOE) and the ability to design, document, report, interpret and present findings as well as design follow-up experiments. Strong written and oral communication skills, including the ability to effectively present information to a variety of people (ie customers, public groups, top management, and boards of directors). Ability to operate, maintain, and calibrate a variety of specialized test and lab equipment, including color spectrophotometer. Working knowledge of MS Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook) and prior experience with formulation/processing software, color analysis and matching programs, or willingness and ability to learn. Exceptional mathematical, problem solving, documentation and organizational skills. Strong attention to detail and accuracy. Willingness and ability to travel to customer locations as needed. Valid driver's license and ability to be insured through the company's insurer. Candidates must be able to pass a color test, regularly lift and/or move up to 60 pounds, wear a fitted respirator and dust mask, and tolerate solvent odors and other chemicals used within the facility. Kalcor is a smoke-free, tobacco-free and vaping-free facility. If you are looking for a work environment that expects high quality work, professional conduct and respectful consideration for customers and coworkers alike, and you possess the skills and competencies for the Chemist position, we would like to hear from you! Equal Opportunity Employer