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Chemeca 2018

/ 30 September /

The 47th Chemeca will be held in Queenstown, New Zealand during September/October 2018 for sharing insights and innovations relevant to chemical engineers.

The conference will include sustainability, process safety, education, chemical engineering fundamentals and systems, collaboration along with the 'bio' dimension.

Plenary Speakers are:

Alison Andrew, Chief Executive, Transpower

Dr Michelle Dickinson,Senior Lecturer, University of Auckland, Nanogirl Labs

Ken Rivers, Deputy President and Honorary Treasurer, Institution of Chemical Engineers (IChemE)

Sources:

www.chemeca2018.org

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Benefits Manager

Ministry of Defence (MOD), Bristol, UK to £296.25 per day

THIS CONTRACT WITH THE MINISTRY OF DEFENCE (MOD) IS FOR 6 MONTHS PAYING UPTO £296.25 PER DAY (INSIDE IR35) AT BRISTOL THE ROLE REQUIRES THE CANDIDATE TO BE SC CLEARED, ANY APPLICANTS WHO ALREADY HOLD SC CLEARANCE WILL HAVE AN ADVANTAGE CV DEADLINE : Thursday 18th October at 10:00 AM DESCRIPTION: • Support the overall coherence of the Log IS Programme through development and implementation of an agreed Benefits Management Strategy for the Log IS Programme and its constituent projects • Contribute to ensuring benefits are aligned to the Log IS Programme’s strategic outcomes • Contribute to ensuring that the benefits map illustrates the relationship between outcomes and outputs so that realisation between the benefits can be mapped and tracked. • Ensure that benefits are sufficiently defined and appropriate means of measurement are in place in order that benefits can be tracked across the lifetime of the programme. • Tracking benefits across the lifetime of the programme utilising appropriate tools and techniques • Supporting development and maturing of the Benefits Realisation Strategy and Plan • Ensure a coherent benefits approach is adopted in all Log IS constituent projects including retro fitting where this does not currently exist. • Provide benefits assurance role to all emerging projects as submitted. • Develop and implement the Log IS Pg Benefit Management Strategy and plan that supports the delivery of the Defence Support Network. • Develop and populate the associated Log IS Pg artefacts: o Benefit Dependency Map o Benefit Profiles o Benefit Realisation Plan. • Provide assurance that all Defence Logistic Business as Usual and Transformation component projects are aligned to the agreed benefits strategy and map. • Ensure quantification of Log IS benefit baselines/targets/measures and identify BCM leads where this is not already evident from extant Business Cases/PDD records. • Facilitate benefit reviews to provide assurance of benefit realisation plans. • Provide a benefits input and review service to new projects emerging under the PMG and other related Log IS funding lines. • Identify the details of the required Log IS enablers and changes using Benefit Dependency Maps (BDMs). Once the Benefits Map(s) have been refined and agreed, benefits to be scored to provide a structured process to inform investment priorities. • Prepare reports by collecting, analysing, and summarising information as requested by the SRO/ PMO and updating the organisations benefit map against investment outcomes, profiles, interdependencies and realisation plans. • Report progress on Log IS Pg benefits management artefact production and benefits identification and realisation, monthly, to enable population of the Programme Management Reporting System for Log IS Pg, in time for SRO approval prior to report submission. • Ensure Log IS benefits capture is coherent with DSN(T) benefits management. CV DEADLINE : Thursday 18th October at 10:00 AM

Analyst

The Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (Dstl), Porton Down, UK to £425.56 per day

THIS CONTRACT WITH THE DEFENCE SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY LABORATORY (DSTL) IS FOR 11 MONTHS PAYING UPTO £425.56 PER DAY (INSIDE IR35) AT PORTON DOWN THE ROLE REQUIRES THE CANDIDATE TO BE SC CLEARED, ANY APPLICANTS WHO ALREADY HOLD SC CLEARANCE WILL HAVE AN ADVANTAGE CV DEADLINE : Friday 2nd November at 03:45 PM DESCRIPTION: This requirement comes from the Air and Maritime Environment Group within Dstl's Defence and Security Analysis Division, and will include a number of key future research and procurement studies requiring expert knowledge, resulting in a demand for an experienced and skilled resource. They will provide analytical support to the models and processes required for the research into future Air C2 and Battlespace Management constructs, future Air Information Architectures, Future Combat Air System requirement, and wider Air Enablers and Enterprise level analysis. TASKS AND DELIVERABLE: Support OA and Decision Support activities to the Air System Projects; this will require working closely with Dstl staff on direct and research directed work packages developed to support Air Command (Air Cmd) and, where required, establishing and maintaining effective communications and working relationships with Air Cmd's, Capability branches and DE&S Project Teams. The role includes supporting delivery to stakeholders and customers of analysis products. The role will include working as part of a team and/or as an individual on tasks and span from inception to delivery of output material conducting both quantitative and qualitative analysis. Outside of the specific work packages the successful candidate will be expected to identify areas where work and working practices may be exploited across other work packages. EXPERIENCE REQUIREMENTS: Experience of Air Domain analysis in support of Military Customers. In particular, the following expertise is desirable: - Air and/or Space Command & Control - Air Battlespace Management - Air Information Systems Architectures. Experience of working with and delivering to a wide range of customers and stakeholders. Experience of producing OA papers for Business Case submissions. Experience of working within Defence Strategic Direction (DSD) Policy. Experience and expertise in Operational Analysis using a range of models, tools and techniques and capable of delivering technical reports in challenging timescales. Practical experience, knowledge or technical expertise in the Air Domain. Confident in facilitation of Military Judgement Panels, and engaging with stakeholders and customers CV DEADLINE : Friday 2nd November at 03:45 PM

Project Engineer

Ministry of Defence (MOD), Stafford, UK to £450 per day

THIS CONTRACT WITH THE MINISTRY OF DEFENCE (MOD) IS FOR 6 MONTHS PAYING UPTO £450.00 PER DAY (INSIDE IR35) AT COLDFIELD THE ROLE REQUIRES THE CANDIDATE TO BE SC CLEARED, ANY APPLICANTS WHO ALREADY HOLD SC CLEARANCE WILL HAVE AN ADVANTAGE CV DEADLINE :Wednesday 17th October at 03:30 PM DESCRIPTION: The Electrical Infrastructure (EI) Section provides an engineering framework for the design, construction, and maintenance of electrical infrastructure including aeronatical ground lighting systems (AGL) and its associated control systems. This involves the provision of technical oversight and safety assurance functions to ensure the MOD discharges its responsibilities and duties under the HASW Act 1974 and other relevant legislation applicable to electrical systems. The EI Section provide the DIO Intelligent client interface with Industry for electrical infrastructure systems including HV and LV Distribution systems. The EI Senior Electrical Engineer (SEE) (HV/LV) will support the Principal Electrical Engineer (PEE) with: the implementation of the electrical safe system of work including the development of the safety rules and procedures and undertaking assurance activities; the development and maintenance of technical documentation and the provision of technical support to customers; and the development of technical policy. •Assessment of AEs •Assurance (Active/Reactive/Monitoring/ AE Audits/etc.) •Assisting the Custodian of Chapter 3 (JSP375 Volume 3) •Accident/incident Investigation including, where necessary, undertaking investigations. •Issue of Safety Alerts and Information Notes for HV and LV generation, transmission and distribution systems. •Management of Electrical Incident/DO dBase, NEDeRS, and co-ordination with DIO reporting systems QUALIFICATIONS REQUIRED: Chartered or Incorporated Electrical Engineer status. Corporate member of an appropriate Institution/Institute pertinent to electrical engineering. First degree (or an equivalent qualification) in electrical engineering or equivalent subject matter expert. CV DEADLINE :Wednesday 17th October at 03:30 PM

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