ICA - Field Performance Manager
ICA - Field Performance Manager
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Closing Date
01/06/2025Job Title: Instrumentation Control and Automation Field Performance Manager
Location: Kent. Hybrid working 2/3 days per week with site visits and meetings.
Employment Type: Permanent
Hours: 37
We are recruiting an Instrumentation Control and Automation (ICA) Field Performance Manager to be responsible and accountable for the safe compliant operation and maintenance of all ICA assets and the health and safety of technicians within a specific geographical area for the water function. Your responsibilities will also include efficiency productivity standards and quality to ensure compliance serviceability and effectiveness within the wastewater function.
You will lead manage and develop a team of approximately 20 team members and the associated performance resources and budgets with a key focus on succession planning. The role has a focus of 25 people management and 75 operational management.
Your responsibilities are to include:
Budget management for your area at an estimated 2m
Acceptance and operation of capital delivery projects as they are completed.
The performance of ICA assets at 1200 sites.
Follow established procedures within your remit such as finance and information requests as examples.
Setting annual targets with Area Manager allocated in terms of targets and business requirements and you have autonomy in determining how these are achieved.
Problem Solving The majority of issues are routine and solved using experience and judgement
Autonomy in solving customer issues and issues relating to failed sites. For specific incidents such as pollution use guidelines to escalate to management.
Drive Change and Innovation to impact compliance productivity.
Communicate clearly to the team to enable the effective delivery of change
Clear and continuous communication with stakeholders both internal and external
Collaborate other District Managers on contract issues information requests and to work together on problem solving and improvements.
Interact and communicate with external customers to notify and resolve issues.
Manage commercial risk around the engagement of contractors
Ensure Public health company reputation regulatory and legislative compliance are at the forefront of our actions.
Keep an overview of ISO14001 requirements within the operational area to ensure compliance with Southern Waters Environmental Management System.
Collaborate with external regulatory bodies and represent the company to the media.
Successfully manage events and incidents in your area in and outofhours as required.
Skills required:
Previous leadership/management experience in a similar sized team.
Experience in either instrumentation control or automation disciplines.
Technical management.
Experience in a process driven regulated industry such as oil & gas manufacturing pharma or food production.
A technical qualification in a related field.
Budget/financial management
Selfmotivated and proactive.
Excellent communication skills at all levels including explaining technical subjects to a nontechnical audience.
Passionate about Team development.
This is a job where you can make a difference to our customers and environment this is a very rewarding role and we need your technical abilities!
Not one day is the same but as a great team player you will be ready to take on the challenge with a proactive mindset and make the required improvements to keep the sites running without any interruptions!
Join our Water Team and see how far your career could progress with a company committed to career progression training and development opportunities our customers and the environment.
Required Experience:
Manager
Employment Type
Full-Time
