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AtkinsRéalis

Engineering services for infrastructure and energy

MEICA Asset Management Consultant

Mechanical Maintenance and Reliability EngineeringConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeNo salary listed

About the Job

Requirements

  • Proven record improving availability, reliability, and performance of water and wastewater assets.
  • Extensive MEICA experience in treatment works, pumping systems, ICA/SCADA, and process-critical infrastructure.
  • Strong understanding of water-sector regulatory drivers, compliance obligations, and service performance metrics.
  • Skilled in interpreting computerized maintenance management system and enterprise asset management data and leading structured maintenance and reliability-centered maintenance processes.
  • Advanced analytical capabilities for identifying failure modes and reliability trends.
  • Confident communicator able to translate complex engineering or analytical insights into clear operational and commercial recommendations.
  • Collaborative approach, working with client operations and maintenance teams, capital delivery, process engineers, and asset planning functions.
  • Degree in Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Control/Automation, or a related MEICA discipline.
  • Relevant experience in water, wastewater, or similar regulated engineering sectors.

Responsibilities

  • Develop asset health and maintenance performance frameworks tailored to water and wastewater treatment, networks, and instrumentation, control, and automation systems.
  • Align strategies to Ofwat expectations, resilience metrics, and company performance commitments.
  • Define criticality, levels of service, and risk-based interventions consistent with water-sector standards and good practice.
  • Act as a trusted advisor to water and wastewater leadership teams, providing evidence-based recommendations on investment, performance improvement, and operational risk.
  • Support clients in preparing price review submissions, business plans, and regulatory assurance.
  • Build relationships with operations, maintenance, asset strategy, engineering, and capital delivery teams.
  • Develop key performance indicators and dashboards reflecting water industry needs, including customer interruption risk, environmental compliance, asset reliability, total expenditure impact, and serviceability.
  • Apply MEICA, reliability engineering, and data analytics to reduce unplanned outages, improve availability, and optimise routine and reactive maintenance.
  • Support adoption of digital telemetry, condition monitoring, treatment process analytics, and predictive maintenance tools.
  • Identify opportunities to enhance maintenance planning, work execution, operational technology and instrumentation/control/automation reliability, and supervisory control and data acquisition integration across treatment and network assets.
  • Design asset health matrices tailored to treatment process equipment, pumping systems, rotating machinery, instrumentation, control and automation, and critical network assets.
  • Integrate operational data, work orders, planned preventative maintenance/corrective maintenance ratios, compliance history, catchment risk, environmental drivers, and telemetry signals into asset health matrices.
  • Support water companies in establishing transparent, defensible health scoring for asset management plan cycles and regulatory submissions.
  • Analyse computerized maintenance management system and enterprise asset management datasets to identify rising failure rates, non-compliance risks, downtime root causes, and underperforming asset classes.
  • Use root cause analysis and failure mode and effects analysis to identify recurring MEICA-based failures across treatment works and networks.
  • Forecast deterioration and recommend optimised preventative maintenance strategies, spares policies, and refurbishment plans that improve service resilience and reduce total expenditure.
  • Develop risk-based investment plans aligned with environmental compliance, service resilience, and PR24/PR29 outcomes.
  • Support scenario modelling for long-term asset planning, including climate resilience, growth, ageing infrastructure, and emerging regulatory pressures.
  • Prepare options appraisals and performance-risk evidence packs for executive review and regulatory scrutiny.
  • Map maintenance and asset decisions to regulatory frameworks such as Ofwat, the Drinking Water Inspectorate, and the Environment Agency.
  • Support ISO 55001 alignment and audit readiness for asset management systems.
  • Embed ALARP-based decision-making for operational and environmental risks.
  • Travel to client sites, treatment works, and regional offices as needed.

Desired Qualifications

  • Chartered Engineer status is desirable.
  • An IAM Certificate or Diploma is advantageous.

About the Company

AtkinsRéalis

Engineering services for infrastructure and energy

AtkinsRéalis provides engineering services for infrastructure and nuclear projects, connecting people, data, and technology to plan, design, build, and manage systems worldwide. It delivers integrated services through consulting, design, engineering, and project management, using a global team and data-driven collaboration to move projects from concept to commissioning. The company’s global reach and end-to-end capability across conventional engineering and nuclear sectors enable coordinated delivery across multiple disciplines. Its goal is to transform infrastructure and energy systems worldwide by delivering safe, reliable, and efficient engineering solutions.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
Epsom, United Kingdom
Founded
1938

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