Posted 07 August, 2026
Shift Electrical and Instrumentation Control Technician
Lancashire Renewables
Leyland, ENG, GB
Full Time
Job Description
Shift Electrical and Instrumentation Control TechnicianAn exciting opportunity has arisen for an individual to join the Operations and Maintenance team at Lancashire Renewables Ltd working on a 5-shift system at our Leyland facility.What you’ll be doingThe Shift EIC Technician will be responsible for the maintenance of the waste treatment facility assets and associated infrastructure, including operational monitoring of functional odour abatement systems and the SCADA system.What you will bringTo succeed in this role, you’ll need: \n
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- ONC/HNC Electrical qualification or the equivalent experience with supporting qualifications. \n
- Knowledge of preventative, predictive & lifecycle maintenance activities. \n
- Proficiency in using various computer-based systems including Microsoft Office applications. \n
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- Experience of utilising a centralised maintenance management system. \n
- Knowledge of waste processing plants, FMCG, chemical or industrial machinery. \n
- Experience driving Mobile Plant equipment specifically;\n
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- MEWP. \n
\n - Qualified in confined spaces training. \n
- Certified in working at height training. \n
- Experience and knowledge of Odour abatement systems. \n
- Experience with SCADA operations. \n
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- Competitive salary. \n
- Company contributory pension scheme matched up to 5%. \n
- Death in Service cover – 4x Salary. \n
- Free on-site car parking. \n
- Company sick pay scheme– up to 26 weeks dependent on length of service. \n
- Cycle to work scheme. \n
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- Role-specific Training. \n
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- Benefits portal including lifestyle savings. \n
- Wellbeing support for mental health. \n
- All required PPE and other relevant equipment supplied. \n
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- Proof of eligibility to work in the UK. \n
- Satisfactory completion of a Company medical which includes testing for drugs and alcohol. The Company operates a zero-tolerance policy regarding the taking or being under the influence of drugs or alcohol whilst on duty and carry out periodic random tests. \n
