The Controls, Instrumentation and Cyber Security Technician role comes with a starting salary of up to £60,000 plus a great benefits package including private medical and dental insurance.
If you're an apprentice trained Controls and Instrumentation Technician, with heavy industrial experience and an understanding of Cyber Security, then upload your CV to apply today.
Responsibilities and duties of the Controls, Instrumentation and Cyber Security Technician role
Reporting to the Engineering and Maintenance Manager you will:
Support the Lead C&I Engineer in delivering the site's Control and Instrumentation Maintenance and Engineering Strategy.
Investigate, diagnose and resolve faults affecting field instrumentation and control equipment.
Carry out planned and corrective maintenance across C&I and industrial automation systems.
Support the OT Security Engineer with maintenance activities designed to reduce cyber security risks.
Undertake routine OT security activities including patching, antivirus updates and application control.
Maintain OT asset inventories, network diagrams and technical records.
Prepare maintenance orders and deliver packages of work within your area of competence.
Support the operation and maintenance of OT security infrastructure and implement corrective actions from audits and assessments.
Provide technical support during OT and cyber-related incidents, including fault finding and corrective actions.
Read and interpret P&IDs, panel schematics, loop drawings, logic diagrams and cause-and-effect charts.
Professional qualifications
We are looking for someone with the following:
Technical apprenticeship with Level 3 qualification or equivalent experience in C&I, Automation, Control Engineering or Cyber Security.
Proven C&I, instrumentation or industrial automation maintenance experience.
Experience with sensors, actuators, signal conditioning equipment and industrial control systems.
Working knowledge of DCS, process control principles and OT security, including network segmentation, access control, patching and logging.
Experience troubleshooting PLC/DCS systems is desirable, particularly ABB 800xA. COMPEX, Functional Safety and DSEAR experience would also be advantageous.
Personal Skills
The Controls, Instrumentation and Cyber Security Technician role would suit someone who is:
A technically minded engineer with strong fault-finding and problem-solving skills.
A safety-conscious and methodical professional who can work effectively within a highly regulated environment.
A motivated individual with an interest in developing their knowledge of OT cyber security and emerging industrial technologies.
Salary and benefits of the Controls, Instrumentation and Cyber Security Technician role
Salary of £53,000 - £60,000
Benefits including private medical & dental, 26 days annual leave and 12% pension contributions
Opportunity to join a leading energy company
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Salary description
£53000.00 - £60000.00 per year