Electrical Shift Technician

Electrical Shift Technician

Location : Dublin 8

Duration : Permanent

Shift Role : 4 on, 4 off

Overview of the Role :

The Technician will work as part of the Veolia Operations & Maintenance team in providing Utilities in support of the client's business Tasks include, but are not limited to Plant rounds; preventative maintenance, and plant repairs.

Day to Day of the Role :

• Rounds & readings of utilities systems (Water treatment; Waste Water neutralisation; Carbon Dioxide recovery, Nitrogen generation, Compressed air and refrigeration systems
• Shift position 12 hour shifts 4 on 4 off. 2 thirds days 1 third nights
• Review spare parts requirements
• Complete on-site and vendor training
• Operation of site utilities in support of projects & commissioning
• Assist in definition of site safety systems
• Completion of all related documentation in compliance with site and regulatory rules and guidelines
• Delivery of delegated engineering tasks in compliance with good engineering practice and all regulatory, statutory and corporate requirements
• Keep training current in line with client's requirements, i.e. SOP's (Standard Operating Procedures),.
• All work on site to be carried out in accordance with site EHS (Environmental Health and Safety) and Veolia EHS rules and guidelines

Required Skills for the Role :

Please note :

​If you are an EU / EEA national, you will be asked to show proof of right to work in Ireland.

If you are a non-EU / EEA national , you will require current and valid permission to work and reside in the Republic of Ireland.

Information on legislation and guides to the procedures in relation to obtaining greencard permits ,work permits, spousal / dependant permits is available on the Department of Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation website.

Here at Veolia, we're proud to be known as an equal opportunities employer. We know how important it is to be fully committed to building and maintaining a diverse and inclusive place to work for every one of our colleagues.

If you are an EU / EEA national, you will be asked to show proof of right to work in Ireland.

If you are a non-EU / EEA national , you will require current and valid permission to work and reside in the Republic of Ireland.

Information on legislation and guides to the procedures in relation to obtaining work permits, is available on the Department of Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation website.