Control Room Operator (CP2)

Join our dynamic team at Norit (UK) Limited as a Control Room Operator (CP2) based in Glasgow. We are a leading manufacturer in the activated carbon industry, utilizing advanced heavy industrial machinery. The ideal candidate will play a pivotal role in maximizing overall equipment effectiveness (OEE: FPQ, OSF, PRI & PYI) while adhering strictly to SHE compliance through precise process control and vigilant field monitoring. You will be responsible for proactively addressing any non-conformities in our processes or products. A robust understanding of relevant compliance and quality standards (including SEPA, ISO9001, ISO14001, Halal, Kosher, and HACCP), as well as familiarity with our plant, processes, procedures, and work instructions, is essential for this role. You will collaborate closely with various onsite functions to ensure that all necessary data, information, and support for maintaining process control and compliance are effectively communicated and accurately reported. Furthermore, you will be tasked with reporting incidents, accidents, spillages, and environmental complaints in line with our established procedures. Please note that the position requires a rotation between day and night shifts.Your responsibilities: Ensure safety standards and environmental compliance (SEPA and ISO14001) within the production plant and processes, while actively promoting safety among colleagues. Report any accidents, incidents, spillages, and environmental complaints promptly. In the event of an emergency, understand and implement the emergency response plan effectively. Monitor KPIs (OEE: FPQ, OSF, PRI & PYI) and quality compliance standards (ISO9001, Halal, Kosher, HACCP), optimizing processes within defined parameters to prevent or correct any non-conformities. Communicate any deviations from process or quality targets to the Shift Manager, implementing corrective actions as required and escalating to specialists when necessary. Conduct thorough in-field process monitoring, maintenance, and quality assessments, ensuring comprehensive control room inspections. Maintain accurate real-time logs and prepare compliance reports, aiding in problem investigations and shift handovers as per control plans and procedures. Identify and recommend improvements for plant reliability, performance, and output. Review and propose enhancements to work instructions, control plans, and operating procedures. Handle out-of-hours telephone calls, representing the company professionally and logging all details accurately.

Join Spire Global as an Inventory and Material Control Specialist, where you will play a crucial role in managing the storage, distribution, and oversight of materials essential for our satellite manufacturing processes. Your efforts will ensure that our engineering and production teams have both the availability and visibility of materials necessary to drive our projects forward. In this role, you will focus on aligning system inventory with physical stock, creating an efficient and streamlined inventory management process. Utilizing database systems and custom inventory control tools, your exceptional organizational skills and ability to juggle multiple tasks will support our operational growth and capabilities. Key Responsibilities: Oversee the intake and distribution of materials, accurately recording all stock movements to support our satellite manufacturing facility. Manage indirect materials and equipment effectively. Maintain up-to-date records related to inventory management in an efficient manner. Ensure proper storage of goods with protection against ESD damage. Perform housekeeping tasks to keep the storage area organized, clean, and tidy. Handle receiving, labeling, and storage of parts within a controlled environment. Facilitate part picking (kitting) and distribution to manufacturing teams. Conduct quarterly inventory counts and reconciliations. Prepare product packaging for shipping.

ABOUT THE ROLEJoin an energetic team of credit controllers in a dynamic environment where you will manage relationships with high-profile clients. Collaborating closely with your Manager and colleagues, you'll ensure exceptional service delivery to tenants while working hand-in-hand with Client Accountants, Treasury, and Property Managers.KEY RESPONSIBILITIESBuilding and sustaining strong professional relationships within the credit control team and across the organization is critical. You are expected to be proactive and exceed expectations in your role.This position entails regular communication with tenants via phone and email to confirm timely payment of all charges in accordance with lease agreements.Success in this role requires meticulous attention to detail, strong organizational and prioritization skills, effective communication abilities, and a collaborative spirit, along with a commitment to personal and professional growth.Your main responsibilities will include:Collaborating with Property Managers and Client Accounts dedicated to specific clients or properties.Maintaining an accurate tenant database to facilitate the collection of arrears.Independently managing the collection of overdue accounts.Proactively contacting habitual late payers before deadlines.Utilizing initiative to achieve targeted outcomes while fostering customer goodwill.Daily communication with Cashiers to ensure Property Managers have accurate information.Reconciling accounts as required.Providing clients with reports on the status of arrears recovery.Performing other ad hoc tasks as necessary.WHAT WE EXPECT FROM YOUA proactive and positive approach to your work is essential.You should possess excellent communication skills, enabling the establishment of effective working relationships with colleagues in Credit Control and beyond.While formal credit control qualifications are not mandatory, previous experience in credit control is highly desirable.Mathematics and English G.C.S.E A-C.Strong numeracy skills.Proficiency in IT and software, particularly Microsoft Outlook and Microsoft Excel.WHY WORKMAN?Enjoy a hybrid working model that promotes a healthy work-life balance with a minimum of three days in the office.Full-time contract with 35 hours per week.Annual discretionary bonus and salary reviews.Comprehensive healthcare, life insurance, and wellness programs.Your birthday off and an additional day between Christmas and New Year.Various lifestyle benefits, including gym membership, cycle-to-work options, and the ability to buy and sell holiday time.

Role Overview Workman LLP is looking for a Credit Controller to join the Glasgow office. This position sits within a collaborative team focused on managing relationships with high-profile clients. The role involves daily interaction with tenants and close coordination with Client Accountants, Treasury, and Property Managers to deliver high standards of service. Support from a Manager and experienced teammates is part of the package. Main Responsibilities Build and maintain professional relationships within the credit control team and across the wider business. Communicate daily with tenants by phone and email to secure timely payment of all lease charges. Work closely with Property Managers and Client Accounts, adapting to the needs of specific clients or properties. Keep the tenant database accurate to support effective arrears collection. Independently manage the collection of overdue accounts. Proactively reach out to tenants with a history of late payments before deadlines. Use initiative to meet objectives while maintaining strong customer relations. Coordinate with Cashiers each day to ensure Property Managers have up-to-date information. Reconcile accounts when required. Report directly to clients on the progress of arrears recovery. Take on other duties as needed. What We Look For A proactive, practical, and positive approach to work. Strong professional communication skills and the ability to build effective working relationships across teams. Previous experience in credit control is preferred but not required; no formal qualifications in credit control are necessary. GCSEs in Maths and English (grades A-C). Strong numeracy skills. Good IT skills, especially with Microsoft Outlook and Excel. Benefits Hybrid working: at least three days per week in the office for work-life balance. Full-time contract (35 hours per week). Discretionary annual bonuses and salary reviews. Comprehensive healthcare, life insurance, and wellness programs. Birthday off and an extra day off between Christmas and New Year. Lifestyle benefits, including gym membership, cycle-to-work scheme, and options to buy or sell holiday days.

Join Resillion as a Senior Financial Controller, where you will play a pivotal role in driving financial excellence across our organization. This role is ideal for candidates with a strong background in finance and a passion for strategic financial management.In this position, you will lead financial reporting, budgeting, and forecasting processes, ensuring compliance with accounting standards and regulations. Your expertise will contribute to the overall financial strategy and decision-making processes of the company.

Join Shawbrook Bank as an IT Risk and Controls Analyst, where you'll play a pivotal role in strengthening our information security framework. We are seeking a detail-oriented professional with a solid understanding of IT risk management and control processes. You will be responsible for identifying vulnerabilities, assessing risks, and ensuring compliance with regulatory standards. If you’re passionate about safeguarding digital assets and enhancing our security posture, we want to hear from you!

We are seeking a highly skilled Project Controls Manager to join our dynamic team in Glasgow. In this pivotal role, you will oversee project control processes, ensuring that projects are delivered on time and within budget. You will collaborate closely with project managers and other stakeholders to facilitate effective decision-making and to foster a culture of accountability and excellence.

Join Our Team as a Senior Project Controls ConsultantAre you ready to embark on a rewarding career with AECOM, where innovation meets impact? We are looking for experienced Senior Project Controls Consultants to join our dynamic team in Glasgow, Birmingham, Manchester, or London.As part of the AECOM Integrated Programme Controls team, you will leverage your expertise in PMO best practices to deliver exceptional results on infrastructure projects. Your primary responsibility will be managing and delivering project and programme controls for our clients, focusing on budget management and forecasting to accurately reflect the project's status.Your Key Responsibilities:Enhancing existing AECOM cost control and management systems.Overseeing the daily collection of cost information.Establishing and maintaining cost management processes.Collaborating in the establishment and monitoring of management budgets.Managing project budgets, including labor and equipment costs.Reporting costs against project activities and providing metrics for comparison.Coordinating with all stakeholders to track quantities and manage variances.Preparing inputs for weekly and monthly reporting on cost flow and cash flow forecasts.Managing project-defined cost forecasts and all related reporting.Delivering data analysis to support project decisions and creating management dashboards using state-of-the-art digital tools.At AECOM, we don't just build infrastructure; we uplift communities and enhance lives. If you're passionate about making a difference, we invite you to explore career opportunities with us.

We are seeking an experienced and motivated Associate Director of Project Controls to join our dynamic Infrastructure team at Turner Townsend in Glasgow. In this pivotal role, you will lead project controls initiatives, ensuring effective planning, monitoring, and reporting of project performance.Your expertise will guide our clients in delivering successful projects on time and within budget while maintaining the highest standards of quality. You will be responsible for developing project control strategies, implementing best practices, and fostering a culture of continuous improvement.

Unlock Your Potential with NORIT – A Global Leader in Activated Carbon Production!We invite you to become a pivotal part of our team as a Calibration & Process Control Engineer at our Glasgow facility. In this exciting role, you will ensure our state-of-the-art manufacturing processes operate at their utmost efficiency. Your expertise will be central to enhancing calibration systems, advancing process improvements, and guaranteeing that our products uphold the highest quality and safety standards. If you have a passion for instrumentation, process control, and making a significant contribution within a fast-paced chemical manufacturing setting, we encourage you to apply!Key Responsibilities:Design, implement, and uphold calibration systems and schedules in compliance with ISO9001, ISO14001, and IATF16949:2016 standards.Oversee and perform the calibration of process instruments.Analyze calibration data, detect discrepancies, and propose corrective measures or enhancements to processes.Specify, procure, and validate new instrumentation and control equipment.Collaborate with production and quality teams to resolve calibration and process control challenges.Support process automation systems, including Allen Bradley Logix, Siemens S7 PLCs, GE IFIX SCADA, and related HMIs.Maintain comprehensive documentation of calibration tasks, reports, and modifications to control systems.Provide training to operations and maintenance staff on calibration methods and control systems.Ensure adherence to safety and environmental regulations in all calibration and control activities.Monitor and assess emerging calibration technologies for potential integration.

Join Turner Townsend as a Senior Cost Controller in our Defence sector, where you will play a pivotal role in managing project costs and ensuring financial integrity throughout various defence projects. Your expertise will contribute to the successful delivery of projects while maximizing efficiency and minimizing risks.

Legal & General Group Plc seeks a Senior Control and Quality Analyst to join the team in Glasgow. This position plays a key role in upholding and advancing operational standards throughout the organization. The Senior Analyst will take the lead in shaping and applying quality control practices that reinforce the reliability of processes and services. Key responsibilities Create and refine quality control procedures that help maintain consistent operations Roll out new measures aimed at boosting service delivery and process stability Work closely with colleagues from different departments to identify areas for improvement Lead or contribute to projects that build a strong quality-focused culture Location This role is based in Glasgow.

Join Turnertownsend as a Project Controls Engineer in Glasgow, where you'll play a pivotal role in managing and overseeing project performance and ensuring that objectives are met efficiently. The ideal candidate will demonstrate expertise in project controls, including scheduling, cost management, and risk assessment. This is a fantastic opportunity to contribute to high-profile infrastructure projects and to be part of a dynamic team that drives success through innovative solutions.

Join our dynamic team at Assystem as a Senior Electrical, Control & Instrumentation Engineer in Glasgow. In this crucial role, you will leverage your expertise to design and implement innovative solutions that enhance operational efficiency and safety within various engineering projects. Your contributions will directly impact our mission of delivering high-quality engineering services across multiple sectors.

Role overview Turner Townsend seeks a Project Controls Engineer focused on planning for the Defence sector team in Glasgow. The position plays a key part in guiding project delivery by managing planning, scheduling, and controls activities. Key responsibilities Create and update project schedules to support progress and delivery. Use analytical skills to track progress and flag risks or potential delays. Help ensure projects are completed on time and within budget limits. Contribute to maintaining quality and safety standards throughout all stages of the project. Location This role is based in Glasgow.

Join our dynamic team as a Project Controls Specialist at Turner Townsend, where you will play a crucial role in enhancing project performance and reporting. As a vital member of our Infrastructure department, you will utilize your expertise to support project teams in delivering successful outcomes through effective controls and reporting strategies.

We are seeking a dedicated and detail-oriented Project Controls Manager specializing in Planning & Scheduling to join our dynamic team at Turner Townsend. In this role, you will be responsible for overseeing project control functions, ensuring that projects are delivered on time and within budget. You will leverage your expertise to develop and maintain detailed project schedules, monitor progress, and provide proactive solutions to project challenges.Your ability to collaborate with diverse teams and communicate effectively will be crucial in managing stakeholder expectations and aligning project objectives. If you are passionate about driving project success through meticulous planning and control, we would love to hear from you.

Join our team as a Project Controls Analytics Consultant specializing in Defence projects. In this role, you will leverage your analytical skills to drive project performance, support risk management, and enhance decision-making processes. You will collaborate with cross-functional teams to provide insights that shape project strategy and execution.

Join Turner Townsend as a Project Controls Manager specializing in Performance & Reporting. In this pivotal role, you will lead the development and implementation of project control systems, ensuring that performance metrics are accurately captured and reported. You will collaborate with multidisciplinary teams, providing essential insights to drive project success.

Join AECOM as an Associate Controls Analyst in the Defence sector, where you will play a pivotal role in ensuring the integrity of our control systems and processes. Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to enhance operational efficiency and compliance, while contributing to strategic projects that shape the future of defence technology.