Radiological Protection Engineer A

Overview

Provide expert radiological protection for nuclear decommissioning at Hinkley Point A

Key Responsibilities

• radiological advisory
• instruction review
• bat studies
• ppe management
• technical reporting
• performance monitoring

Tasks

-Advise on the radiological protection and/or radioactive waste aspects in the preparation of Safety Case submissions, strategy documents and other site and company documents. -Review and approve written work instructions for all work carried out within the controlled area boundary and other areas of the site if appropriate. This includes the review and approval of work order cards or similar work control documents produced by the site’s planning system. -Provide expert-level advice, support and guidance on radiological issues throughout the Site. -Comply with the Health, Safety, Environmental and Quality policies, procedures, work instructions and risk assessments. Support the continuous improvement of Health, Safety Environment and Quality on Site. -Support as appropriate Best Available Technique (BAT) studies, ALARP assessments and other optioning processes for all work. -The post holder may be required to be a member of, and participate in, the Site Emergency Scheme. -Contribute to the effective development and delivery of training within own area of specialism. -Advise on the selection, issue, storage and maintenance of PPE including respiratory protection equipment used on site for radiological protection as appropriate. -Provide critical evaluation to designers, engineers and contractors on radiological protection related matters within the design. -Assist with managing the relevant aspects of the Detail Volume, SPI/CPI, and commercial and financial aspects as required for delivery of the lifetime plan. -Provide detailed technical radiological advice to support site, projects and programmes. The advice to include the production of written documentation including departmental documents, technical reports, radiological risk assessments, health physics certificates, designated work documentation, dose estimates and ALARP reports. -Liaise with company inspectors and external regulators during routine surveillance inspections, audits and investigations. -Monitor performance and take action or provide advice as necessary to maintain radiological standards and improve performance. -Develop and implement new radiological protection practices and procedures and the commissioning and introduction of new equipment and instruments.

Requirements

• nuclear site
• environmental regs
• ionising regs
• health physicist
• level 6
• professional member

What You Bring

-Experience at a nuclear site in own specialism (Desirable). -Detailed knowledge of Environmental Permitting Regulations (Essential). -Detailed knowledge of Ionising Radiations Regulations compliance (Essential). -Member of a relevant professional institute (Essential). -Accredited Health Physicist (Essential). -Relevant experience in specialism related roles (Essential). -Educated to NQF level 6 / NVQ Level 6 (or equivalent in a post related subject) (Essential). -Radiation Protection Adviser (Desirable).

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Benefits

-Employee Assistance Programme including 24-hour telephone support & personal assistance service and access to an online wellbeing App. -Flexible benefits scheme – including cycle to work and reduced gym membership fees. -Up to 13.5% employer pension contribution depending on individual contribution amount. -Enhanced maternity and paternity pay (dependent on service). -Access to training and development through the company performance management arrangements, supporting you in maintaining your personal Continuous Professional Development. -Flexible working – where possible. -The equivalent of 25 days (185 hours per year) annual leave plus Public Holidays (59.2 hours per year). This increases by 2 days (14.8 hours per year) annual leave after two full calendar years of service (as at 5th January in the leave year) , and an additional 3 days (22.2 hours per year) annual leave after five full calendar years of service (as at 5th January in the leave year). You also have the option to buy or sell the equivalent of 5 days (37 hours) annual leave each year (available in specific windows for the following holiday year). For the purpose of assessing an employee’s annual leave entitlement, a day means seven and two fifths (7.4) hours. A pro rata entitlement will apply for part time workers. -Participation in our Company Bonus Scheme (up to £5,750 per annum based on corporate objectives).

About Nuclear Restoration Services

-Offers cutting-edge solutions for the restoration and decommissioning of nuclear facilities. -Plays a pivotal role in the safe management of nuclear waste and hazardous materials. -Has been involved in numerous high-profile projects, providing critical services to both public and private sectors. -Expertise spans nuclear, energy, and industrial sectors, with a strong emphasis on heavy civil engineering and infrastructure. -Has a proven track record in safely decommissioning complex nuclear sites and managing environmental restoration. -Innovative techniques and highly skilled teams enable handling challenging projects in the most demanding environments. -Is at the forefront of integrating advanced technologies for long-term nuclear waste management.

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Security Clearance

-requires security clearance -must reside within commuting distance of the site