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in ensuring the planning and scheduling of planned maintenance and reactive works is maintained? Do you have experience using CMMS Systems? Is working in data input or data analysis something youre confident with? Are you a confident, well organised individual who can work to deadlines and has … to ensure all equipment and building infostructure is serviced/maintained in a timely manner. You will also be responsible for CMMS Reporting and Data Analysis to facilitate Asset Lifecycle Management and Management Reporting. Responsibilities: Ensure the CMMS Asset Register is maintained/updated. Ensure Scheduling of Planned … Daily up date of Helpdesk Reactive work orders. Maintain Asset Lifecycle Management for both FM and Scientific Assets across all UK sites. Provide CMMS data to support other departments. Engage in cross departmental projects. Support QA in internal/Sponsor Audits. Support to the Management Team to ensure all more »

Type: Permanent Hours: 37 hours per week, Monday to Friday, working flexibly to suit your needs Salary: £47,814 - £58,206 Are you a Data Analyst with experience working with HR data, and using PowerBI and/or Business Objects proficiently? Are you looking for a new opportunity … to make a significant impact, share your skills and help us move forward with our aspirations for HR data? Join this small team with a transformational vision, serving over 10,000 employees across Bedfordshire Police, Cambridgeshire Constabulary and Hertfordshire Constabulary (BCH). The BCH HR Data team is … adjustments, wherever needed so everyone feels welcome and can flourish. What will you be doing? You'll have overall management responsibility for the HR Data team and play a crucial role in developing high quality dashboards and reports to enable data driven decision making for all three police more »

Post-doctoral level and is an extra headcount in an already experienced team. Main responsibilities will include (but are not limited to): Hands-on analysis of biological/protein samples via mass spectrometry (MS) & liquid chromatography (LC); Preparing samples for LCMS analysis, eg by performing reverse phase or … size exclusion chromatography; Analysing and interpreting raw data, eg using statistical/bioinformatics tools and pipelines, or software like MaxQuant or Proteome Discoverer; Conducting targeted assays for quantitative experiments; Working with labelled (eg TMT) and label free/DIA samples; Liaising with research groups on experimental data and … experience of/an interest in coding and bioinformatics (especially R or python) to take on a key role providing in-house scripting and data analysis to support a range of research projects. What you'll need to succeed As well as strong communication, teamworking and organisational skills more »

in ensuring the planning and scheduling of planned maintenance and reactive works is maintained? Do you have experience using CMMS Systems? Is working in data input or data analysis something youre ... APCT1_UKTJ more »

and organise regular internal and customer meetings. Engaging with relevant vendors and subcontractors to support the needs of the project. Risk management and hazard analysis activities. Developing product test methods, basic data analysis/evaluation to determine or prove product conformance and safety. To function within all more »

extracting actionable insights from paid digital campaigns. Compelling verbal and written communicator, adept at client interactions. Proficient in Microsoft Office apps, using Excel for data analysis and PowerPoint for report creation. Your new role. Drive and optimise Paid Search and Paid Social campaigns for diverse clients. Support on more »

meetings ? Engaging with relevant vendors and subcontractors to support the needs of the project ? Risk Management and hazard analyse, ? Developing product test methods , basic data analysis/evaluation to determine or prove safety and product conformance ? To function within all regulatory requirements and quality systems Candidate Attributes ? Ideally more »