Job Description

Ambipar Response's services are designed to protect Critical National Infrastructure, minimise downtime of critical business activities and safely manage hazardous waste. We respond to environmental emergencies occurring on highways, railways, airports, ports, industries, mining companies and pipelines. Our experienced incident response teams are mobilised 24/7 to provide urgent relief to business-critical issues ranging from shipping incidents, oil/chemical spillages, fly tipping and hazardous waste removal to natural disasters.

Purpose of Job

The technician is the fundamental role within Ambipar Response, directly contributing to the overall success of the business. As the first line of response to incidents, the technician is the face of the organisation, and their conduct/professionalism is key to establishing/maintaining credibility to our customers, regulatory agencies, media, and other parties.

Key Responsibilities

To respond to incidents safely and efficiently on a 24-hour basis, ensuring a suitable/desirable outcome for all interested parties. To constantly strive to develop their competencies and broaden their experiences, within all the service fields offered by the company. Manage, maintain, and keep stocked company vehicles with tools, PPE and equipment. To provide advice/coaching to Operators on an ongoing basis considering their experiences.

Main Accountabilities

To (on a rota basis) provide 24-hour response coverage, ensuring our aim is to attend each response in a timely manner. In some cases, response is within 2 hours of call out. To maintain a personal log during all incident responses, ensuring a fully auditable administrative trail is maintained. To maintain safety as the primary driver during all incident responses To always conduct themselves calmly and professionally when on company business To fully comply with all legislative requirements, industry regulations, company policies and procedures and customer site specific rules. To undertake operations required to deliver a safe and efficient outcome for all responses. To undertake written risk assessments before any works are carried out during incident responses. To report all near misses, accidents and injuries to the Team Leader/Supervisor as soon as practicably possible. To undertake training as directed by the Senior management team.

Person Specification

Eligibility Criteria - Compulsory

Ability to pass a recognised industry standard medical, Rail PTS or Maritime Industry (ENG1) including drug and alcohol test. A full Driving Licence. Flexibility to work on a 24-hour rota basis. Must be available to travel at short notice across and work away from home as required. Must be self-motivated. Proof of the right to work in the UK will be required.

Eligibility Criteria - Desirable

Experience around incident management or oil spill/chemical incident response. Marine/Maritime, or rail background. Military/Fire Service background. Mechanical knowledge and/or experience with hydraulic equipment. Experience of following and/or implementing equipment maintenance regimes. Experience within a customer facing environment. Trailer Licence and Digital Tachograph, Cat B+E, C or C+E driving licence
Job Types: Full-time, Permanent

Pay: From 26,000.00 per year

Benefits:

Company pension On-site parking
Schedule:

Monday to Friday Overtime
Licence/Certification:

Driving Licence (required)
Work Location: In person