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ICA Technician

Wokingham
1 week ago
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This role offers a unique blend of hands-on site work, technical configuration, and cross-border travel, making it ideal for professionals eager to make a tangible difference in the water industry and beyond. You’ll be at the forefront of installing, investigating, and remediating telemetry and ICA systems, ensuring vital infrastructure runs smoothly and efficiently. If you thrive in a fast-paced environment and love traveling to diverse sites, this opportunity is perfect for you.

Required Skills:

  • HNC, HND, or higher in Electrical, Electronic, or Control Engineering (or equivalent industry experience)

  • Minimum of 5 years’ relevant experience working with ICA and telemetry systems

  • Hands-on experience configuring, testing, and maintaining RTUs, SCADA systems, and industrial communication protocols (Modbus, DNP3, IEC, Ethernet)

  • Strong troubleshooting skills for PLCs and fault diagnosis

  • Solid understanding of SCADA fundamentals and network basics

  • Ability to produce clear and accurate technical reports and site surveys

  • Good knowledge of health and safety procedures, permits, and risk assessments

  • Competent in IT systems, basic networking, and cybersecurity considerations

  • Full UK driving license and right to work in the UK and Ireland

    Nice to Have Skills:

  • Familiarity with UK water industry standards (WIMES)

  • Electrical qualifications such as BS 7671 (18th Edition Wiring Regulations) or ECS/JIB Gold Card

  • Experience with instrumentation calibration and commissioning

  • Knowledge of advanced networking concepts like VPNs and firewalls

  • Additional technical documentation and report-writing expertise

  • EUSR Water Hygiene Certificate or Thames Water Passport

    Preferred Education and Experience:
    A minimum of 5 years’ experience in ICA or related systems, with proven hands-on skills in installation, troubleshooting, and configuration. Relevant qualifications or certifications are highly desirable.

    Other Requirements:

  • Willingness to travel frequently, including initial trips to Ireland

  • Commitment to safety and adherence to health and safety standards

  • Ability to work independently and collaboratively in diverse environments

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