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Autostore Technician, working on site at our flagship ASDA distribution centre in Lutterworth to be accountable and responsible for the technical support for the Automated Materials Handling Equipment. The role will be working rotating 12-hour days and nights. Benefits to include 25 days holiday plus statutory, company contributory pension scheme and private healthcare. Responsible for Managing technical training as well as support for specified AMHE areas throughout the system with a heavy bias towards Autostore. This will include availability, throughput, preventative maintenance, root cause analysis, condition-based monitoring and identifying areas of improvement for customer service and KPIs. To manage, co-ordinate, and deliver specialist product training on the Autostore and other systems. Responsible for producing training material and creating a ‘best practice’ working environment. As well as managing individuals and projects, the role will also include a certain amount of ‘hands on’ to aid implementation of actions identified. Accountable for the delivery of training to both the ESO and Engineering team, ensuring ‘best practice’ is carried out at all times.  Responsible for conducting and producing relevant documentation for ESO and Engineering teams i.e., risk assessments and method statements. Liaise with Line Managers and Deputy Managers to inform them of best practice solutions and be responsible for follow up and validation that actions have been implemented. Application Requirements What you need to succeed Five years’ experience in automation Product related experience related to Autostore & IDC Experience in Windows Server OS.  A working understanding of Mechanical, Electrical & Electronic technical manuals & drawings A High knowledge of PLC equipment & related software Experience in team Development Health and Safety experience IBOSH minimum Experience in producing risk assessments & and safe-working procedures. Experience in project management KPI SLA target responsibility experience PC literacy