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Technical Lead - CMMS Project

Clifton Hampden
8 months ago
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Technical Lead - CMMS Project

Overall Purpose:
UKAEA are undertaking a significant business transformation to upgrade their Computerised Maintenance Management (CMMS) and transition to an Enterprise Asset Management System (EAMS). As the Technical Lead, you will oversee the programme's implementation workstream. You will provide expert advice, guidance, and technical support for the successful implementation, configuration, and sustainability of the new CMMS/EAMS, ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements, alignment with best practices, and long-term system lifecycle management.

You will collaborate with external vendors, system integrations and cross-functional departments to ensure the successful deployment and utilisation of this critical technology. Your expertise will be instrumental in enhancing our maintenance and asset management practices, driving operational efficiency, and supporting our mission.
Accountabilities:
The Technical Lead acts as the primary advisor to UKAEA and the project team; offering support to the Project Manager and Subject Matter Experts by providing insights and resolving technical challenges to ensure alignment with project goals.

Key responsibilities include:

  • Offer advice and guidance on CMMS/EAMS best practice
  • Offer subject matter knowledge and expertise on maintenance operations and workflows
  • Offer details of statutory and regulatory compliance requirements aligned with standards such as BESA SFG20, Uniclass 2015
  • Facilitate vendor led configuration workshops to support technical delivery of the CMMS with input from business SME's and guidance from stakeholders
  • Review vendor proposals and curriculum for the training of UKAEA Teams
  • Execution of the technical implementation plan
  • Offer advice on training types and content
  • Identify technical risks and challenges and propose appropriate mitigations
  • Provide inputs and advice on the development of use cases
  • Collaborate with external vendors, Data Lead, Test Manager and in house SMEs to develop functional requirement specification
  • Support technical delivery of the new CMMS
  • Participate in CMMS/EAMS system lifecycle sustainability an benefits realisation modelling.
  • Participate in Technical Change Review Board and risk review meetings.
  • Participate in lifecycle lesson learnt reviews
  • Support UKAEA Computing teams in ensuring cybersecurity measures are in place for the new system.
  • Offer advice and guidance on technical resourcing as appropriate
    Specific Qualifications/Experience:
    The Technical Lead should have a strong background in system architecture and integration, with hands-on experience in the implementation of multiple CMMS/EAMS projects, such as those involving platforms like Maximo, SAP, or Hexagon.
    The Technical Lead should bring expertise in configuration management, API management, cybersecurity, ensuring compliance with industry standards. Effective problem solving, communication, and collaboration skills are essential to support cross functional teams and stakeholders.
    Formal qualifications could include a degree in Computer Science or a related field, with certifications such as Agile Scrum Master, Certified Reliability Leader being advantageous. The Technical Lead is expected to be at the Culham site 3 days a week.

    Rullion celebrates and supports diversity and is committed to ensuring equal opportunities for both employees and applicants

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