Operations Control

Good IT skills – ideally with experience of asset management systems. Basic Microsoft skills are expected.

Control centre experience would be great. A basic understanding of engineering principles is also preferred.

You must be a team player, with a positive attitude.

You’ll need good written and verbal communication skills, and be able to help people understand you quickly and clearly.

Logistics operators are at the heart of our team. In this job, you make a big difference to Infinis.

The rotating shift pattern - four days on and four days off – is very popular.

You get to know lots of people across the business.

From this job you could naturally progress to a Power Response Supervisor or Outage Manager job.

Past team members have also progressed into various teams – including commercial, compliance and development roles.

You need basic IT skills. Asset management/ERP systems experience is a bonus.

A resource planning background would give you a real advantage for this job.

You must be very organised, able to prioritise and a great timekeeper.

Planners make a big difference to day-to-day work in our business. Efficient maintenance affects our site output, reliability, and budget.

There’s lots of communication with site-based teams, so you get to know a lot of people around Infinis.

There are different types of planning jobs available. Some team members are maintenance co-ordinators, while others focus on strategic work.

From here, you could progress to a Power Response Supervisor or Outage Manager role. Other options include analytical jobs such as operations performance, asset management and inventory management.

For this job, you need to have a practical knowledge of health and safety. A safety qualification, such as the NEBOSH certificate, would be a bonus.

You must be a confident communicator, with strong influencing skills.

You need to be comfortable using IT packages such as Excel and PowerPoint.

You will need a full UK driving licence and be prepared to travel, as there will be regular visits to sites around your region.

Your work helps to keep people safe across our business.

You share learning and best practice so that everyone benefits.

There is regular regional travel, so you can visit different places and meet lots of people.

With this experience, there is scope to move into a more senior safety and construction job. Or you might be interested in a role that focuses on environmental compliance.

Control centre experience is ideal for this job.

Some knowledge of the electricity market would be a bonus.

You need strong IT skills (such as Microsoft Office) and must be a clear, confident communicator – able to get points across verbally and in writing.

You get to talk to people across the business and build positive relationships.

There’s scope to oversee projects, making sure that teams are putting the focus into the correct engines and managing performance.

This job is a good stepping-stone into other analytical roles – including operations performance manager, asset manager or inventory manager.