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Location: TA6 7LQ, Bridgewater

Job Purpose / Overview

An opportunity has arisen for a Data Analyst to join the Maintenance Team within the site Comm-Ops Directorate. Based at Hinkley Point C you will be part of an expanding multidiscipline team responsible for planning and executing maintenance on equipment that will be required to build, commission and operate Hinkley Point C Power Station. The role will primarily be focused on Data extraction and analysis. The successful candidate will be responsible for populating the Asset Register along with associated attributes within HPC's EAM tool.

Key Responsibilities:

Maintain the accuracy of the Asset Register in the Enterprise Asset Management (EAM) Tool
Provide a legible meaningful description for the Assets
Populate equipment type against Assets
Maintain location data against the Asset register
Populate Divisions against Assets. Maintain the divisions data.
Populate Systems against Assets. Maintain the systems data.
To succeed you will need

Strong attention to detail when working with data to make accurate conclusions and predictions
Strong verbal and written communication skills to effectively share findings with shareholders
A solid understanding of data sources, data organisation and storage
Strong IT skills, Excel, Word, Power Point
Knowledge of data analysis techniques
Experience of working with large data sets
Knowledge of Power Bi
Qualifications & Experience

A degree in a relevant discipline
Good written and verbal communication skills

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