79628 - Disconnections Co-ordinator
This Disconnections Co-ordinator will work within Network Operations based in our Maidstone office. You will be a permanent employee.
You will attract a salary of £34,891 per annum (depending on experience) and a bonus of 3%.
Close Date: 28th September 2024
We also provide the following additional benefits
1. 22 Days Annual Leave plus bank holidays
2. Personal Pension Plan – Personal contribution rates of 4% or 5% (UK Power Networks will make a corresponding contribution of 8% or 10%)
3. Tenancy Loan Deposit scheme
4. Tax efficient benefits: cycle to work scheme
5. Season ticket loan
6. Occupational Health support
7. Switched On – scheme providing discount on hundreds of retailers products.
8. Discounted access to sports and social clubs
9. Employee Assistance Programme.
Job Purpose
Operationally responsible for daily co-ordination and technical performance of the delivery of a programme of electricity disconnections to time, cost, quality and health and safety standards,
Principal Accountabilities
10. Responsible for a programme of work, ensuring that all quotations & delivery timescales are met and delivered following regulatory process, to the highest possible standards of quality and safety
11. Ensure an excellent level of service to all customers resulting in a high level of customer satisfaction and zero customer complaints following our ICE and Broad Measure targets
12. Manage the project budget to ensure financial targets are achieved
13. Ensure work is delivered in compliance with Company procedures and to the required standards
14. Ensure that a high standard of safety management prevails throughout all responsibilities and safety performance is maintained within parameters defined by the Executive. Promote the Incident and Injury Free philosophy. Promote Zero Harm through a safe and injury free philosophy that is visible demonstrated
15. Support the area in preparation, readiness and implementation for a system emergency at local/tactical team level. The post holder is also required to accomplish an emergency role to support the Network Operations Manager.
Measure of Success
16. Improve the productivity of their programme of work.
17. Accurate information recorded on all operational systems.
18. Deliver the programme following regulatory targets.
19. Deliver the programme following financial targets.
20. Support and achieve the goal of zero harm to one's self, colleagues and members of the public.
21. Understand and successful implementation of UK Power Networks' procedures.
22. Ensure staff comply with Company procedures and finish work to the required standards.
23. Work is undertaken to time, cost, quality and health & safety requirements.
24. No Lost Time regarding Accidents/Incidents
25. Record Near Misses and reporting of Hazards
26. Receipt of Compliments and resolution of complaints
27. Feedback from management, other staff and other departments within UK Power Networks and external organisations demonstrate a positive image of the department and the profession.
Qualifications
28. Experience of Project Management
29. Excellent customer management skills
30. Have a high level of competence and attention to safety compliance
31. Excellent IT skills
32. Good level of organisational awareness
33. Impeccable ethical and moral behaviour, coupled with unquestionable Character
34. Have experience of Payment receipting, Invoicing & Cost analysis
35. Experience of NRSWA desirable
36. Experience of MAP21 Management of Flows desirable & associated Applications
Responsibilities – Coordinator (Principal)
37. Receive & process Disconnections Applications
38. Schedule site visits and contact customer to agree date and time (following Guaranteed Standards of Performance)
39. Monitor appointments (following Guaranteed Standards EGS8)
40. Manage Site Technicians planned absence
41. Obtain cable records
42. Produce marked maps
43. Environmental issues
44. Deal with Consents
45. Obtain Traffic Management Plans/Quotes
46. Produce Quotations
47. Deal with technical enquiries/cost breakdowns
48. Process payments and refunds
49. Raise/send Invoices
50. Monitor financial performance
51. Raise Purchase Orders
52. Manage Job Completion
53. Reporting
54. Support Manager in dealing with escalated calls
55. Train new Team Members
56. Create Work Pack
57. NRSWA Streetworks
58. Produce Task Instructions
Responsibilities – Flow Management (Secondary)
59. Deal with telephone enquiries
60. Deal with emails
61. Deal with Enquiries & Applications / log correspondence
62. Scan & save paperwork
63. Send standard letters
64. Register jobs on Systems Analysis & Program development (SAP CP1/CRM)
65. Register jobs on miniDFS Works Management Database
66. Update systems
67. Identify jobs outside of scope & pass to relevant area of the Business
68. Manage Daily MPAN Flows within Industry Regulatory timescales
69. Investigate & resolve Supplier Queries
70. Keep records and produce performance reports
Nature and Scope
Reporting to the Disconnections Team Leader, You will be the customer's contact for their work, which will cover more than one Network area. You will meet the customer's delivery timescales, working with our delivery resource.
Due to the nature of this work, a large amount of customer contact and interaction will be required. An important part of this role also requires the monitoring of quality and safety standards throughout the project.
You will attend customer meetings and prepare / submit regular progress reports.
Give high class service to customers and to see things from their point of view and ensuring we meet the requirements of our regulatory and legislative obligations
Can work co-operatively with others to achieve shared goals and improve the contribution of all members of a team.
The team can be the department, the wider senior management team, a project team or teams with partners outside the organisation.
The post holder can think and act ahead of time to take advantage of opportunities and to address problems. Set appropriate priorities for self and team to improve customer service and enhance service provision.
A significant level of is important in this role. The post holder. These are important as the post holder is required to partner with Managers within the Networks Department.
You will be an ambassador for the business and represent us in discussions with important partners.
Health & Safety Responsibilities
Managers and supervisors carry both legal and company responsibilities for ensuring the health and safety of their employees, those under their control and those who might be affected by the work undertaken, i.e. public, visitors and employees of other organisations. This includes briefing individuals working for them and ensuring there is the necessary understanding, competence and application of requirements to work safely and without harming the environment.
Employees will ensure they understand the health and safety risks involved in their work activities and their responsibility to apply the controls needed to manage those risks to acceptable levels. Similarly where work activities can have an adverse impact upon the environment, and where there are legal requirements, employees will understand those impacts and the controls they must ensure are applied.
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