Your new company
Your new company is a commercial semi-state organisation committed to growth, innovation, safety and sustainability. The company is an employer of choice for many, providing a dynamic, modern and inclusive workplace for its staff to grow and develop throughout their career. The organisation is the cornerstone of Ireland’s energy system, securely supplying more than 30% of Ireland’s total energy, including 40% of all heating and over 50% of the country’s electricity generation.

Your new role
The primary role of the Asset Engineer for Installations is to develop the appropriate policies and investments to enable the design, build and operation of our Installations to an acceptable standard, in compliance with relevant safety cases, legislation and standards.

Selection of Duties

• Asset Engineer for Installations assets on the GNI transmission and distribution networks in ROI, NI, IOM and SWSOS.
• Support the implementation of asset management policies to deliver the optimum balance between cost, performance and risk for Installations assets.
• Ensure asset management policies and plans are fully aligned with relevant legislation, standards and regulatory requirements (i.e. Safety Case Documents) while taking account of whole life costing and required safety and operational performance requirements in accordance with ISO55000.
• Ensure Installations asset management policies and plans remain appropriate in light of increasing volumes of Biomethane being introduced into the network, changes to gas quality standards and in anticipation of Hydrogen being transported within the GNI network.
• Ensure all Installations assets are captured in the relevant Functional Specification Requirements (FSRs) documents and have appropriate lifecycle management regimes identified.
• Support an asset efficiency and performance team (AEPT) involving relevant cross functional input as part of a functioning asset management system (AMS)
• Identify relevant asset performance criteria across asset classes/systems, develop a suite of Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) to monitor/predict trends and variances in asset performance, performing root cause/failure modes & effects analysis as required.

• Proven technical competence is essential - Third Level technical degree or equivalent.
• Experience of working in a utility, or asset management focused industry would be an advantage.
• You will have a demonstrated ability of working as part of a team and building effective organisational working relationships to achieve shared goals and objectives.
• You will have the ability to understand technical information and use data to prioritise and justify actions and decisions.
• You will be a compelling communicator with the ability to influence and motivate others.
• You will be a strong advocate for change and constantly seeking out opportunities to create efficiencies and improvements

What you'll get in return
In return for your efforts, you will work for a Semi State organisation where you will receive second to none learning and development training. You will work as part of a fantastic, high performance team with progression within encouraged and supported.
You will have a hybrid working model (3 days at home per week ) with very sociable hours (Standard hours, Monday to Friday - 35 hours a week )You will obtain 24 annual leave days / 10 paid Bank Holiday's and 2.5 Company Days .You will fall into a salary band between €45,000 and €52,000 (this depends on your experience and how you interview). You will get a performance related bonus of 7.5% and have a Semi State Pension up to 12% - There are also a selection of other perks and benefits offered by the organisation. This is essentially a job for life

What you need to do now
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