FAQs
What is the location for the NOC Engineer role?
The NOC Engineer role is located at Dundrum Road, Dublin, Ireland.
What are the working hours for the NOC Engineer position?
The role operates on a shift basis with 12-hour shifts, either from 7am to 7pm or 7pm to 7am, covering a 24/7/365 schedule.
Is this a full-time position?
Yes, this is a full-time role.
Are there any specific requirements for candidates regarding work eligibility?
Yes, candidates must have the right to work in the Republic of Ireland.
What kind of training is provided for new hires?
New hires will undergo an initial 8-10 weeks of training, during which they will work normal Mon-Fri hours before transitioning to the shift pattern.
Do NOC Engineers work remotely?
The role is almost 100% office-based, with only minimal home working allowed.
Is there assistance for transportation to the work locations?
Having your own mode of transport is highly recommended as public transport to the locations can be awkward.
What benefits are offered to NOC Engineers?
The benefits include a 6% employer contribution to the pension scheme, healthcare cover, life assurance, permanent health insurance, 25 days of holiday entitlement, and various supports for working parents, among other perks.
Will NOC Engineers receive a shift allowance?
Yes, after completing the initial training period, NOC Engineers will be entitled to claim a monthly shift allowance as per company policy.
What is the closing date for applications?
The closing date for applications is 7th October.
