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Telemetry Control Technician

Morson Talent Careers
Coventry
2 days ago
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We are currently looking to recruit for 6 Telemetry Control Technicians for our client who are a major UK water company.

This is a temporary role and will be based at their head office in Coventry.

This is a 24/7 shifted role so you will be required to work nights, evenings, weekends and bank holidays.

The purpose of the role is you will be responsible for the effective operation and control of our operational service, assets and liabilities for Waste Services.

Some of our key accountabilities will include:

  • Manage and respond to eSCADA telemetry alarms (the Company's telemetry system).
  • Manage asset failure or problems on the wastewater system including Incident support.
  • Proactively manage the Network through alarm management and telemetry control.
  • Alert Customer Contact teams of asset failure that may lead to customer contact and ensure resolution is in place and is effective.

In order to succeed in this role, it is expected that you will have experience of working in a reactive time pressured environment

carefully organizing tasks. You would also have had experience of influencing and communicating to others at all levels to build relationships in a collaborative manner to get the desired outcome.

If you have had any experience of hydraulic operation of Sewerage and Distribution network or any experience or exposure to waste...

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