Process Control Technician

Liberty Steel Group is seeking an experienced Process Control Technician to join our team at the Stocksbridge site. As a key contributor, you’ll play a crucial role in maintaining safety, quality assurance, and production reliability. If you’re a proactive, safety-conscious team player, we’d love to hear from you! Apply now and be part of our dynamic team at Liberty Steel Group. Benefits of the Process Control Technician 35 Holiday Days Generous pension scheme (up to 10% employer contribution) Access to Free Parking Career Development and Training Employee Assistance Programme Life Assurance & Income Protection The Role of the Process Control Technician Undertake reactive, preventative maintenance, and calibration services for combustion/instrumentation control systems. Independently troubleshoot faults, implement solutions, and monitor performance to enhance safety and production output. Assist in process control planning, routine maintenance, and breakdown responses. Ensure process control equipment maintenance aligns with procedures, legislation, and performance targets. Comply with company policies and safety regulations. Contribute to continuous improvement efforts. Maintain asset availability through planned and reactive maintenance. Support training and development within the team. Participate in investigations and contribute to problem resolution. Requirements of the Process Control Technician Essential Recognized Electrical / Process Control apprenticeship (HNC/ONC level or equivalent). Previous experience in Instrumentation, Control, or Electrical systems within an industrial setting. Demonstrable ability to learn new skills. Strong problem-solving awareness. Ability to read and interpret electrical drawings. Knowledge of Health Safety Legislation and adherence to SWP’s, risk assessments, and procedures. Familiarity with computerized maintenance management systems. Hold a full UK driving licence. Desirable Experience with furnace combustion systems, air/gas ratio control, PID control, and thermocouples. Proficiency in measurement and instrumentation methods. Calibration expertise (NADCAP AMS2750, AS9100). Electronics troubleshooting and repair skills. Familiarity with PC-based systems and communication protocols. Knowledge of PLC and SCADA systems (fault finding). Written reporting for maintenance and reliability. Competence in I.E.T. Wiring Regulations. Experience working in confined spaces and at heights. Understanding of environmental monitoring (ISO 14001). Exposure to Quality Management Systems (e.g., ISO9001). The Working Pattern of the Process Control Technician The Process Control Technician role is a day’s role with some weekend work on a rota basis. Further details can be provided if required.

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