Senior EC&I Engineer

Overview

Lead design, delivery and management of EC&I engineering for nuclear projects

Key Responsibilities

• subcontract management
• safety compliance
• design engineering
• procurement liaison
• client interaction
• team supervision

Tasks

Definition and distribution of the scope of work to ensure that all work is executed safely, on time and at appropriate levels of quality. Delivery of all design and engineering to meet the requirements of Design Reviews and HAZOPs within Project procedures. Supervision of less experienced engineering employees, engineering resource management and interviews. -Responsible for managing project subcontracts -Liaison with multi disciplines -Reporting to Principal Engineers with ultimate line management responsibilities being with the Chief Engineer within your discipline -Normally supervises a design or project team of up to 5 engineering staff, although the team may be supplemented by staff from elsewhere. -In partnership with trade unions -Manage safety by developing and reinforcing the safety culture, compliance with safety regulations (eg. CDM and CE marking), and the application of safety systems -Manage Contractors and Sub Contractors, Staff Development -Responsible for the allocation of work and managing quality, progress and cost of the work carried out within the project -Responsible for communications within project team on your allotment of the project -Regularly interacts with clients and managers of other engineering disciplines -Design, Specification, Procurement, Supply/Manufacture Liaison, Installation, Acceptance Testing, Commissioning and Operator Training in Nuclear Engineering Projects

Requirements

• mechanical handling
• chartered engineer
• functional safety
• trimble pro-design
• plc/scada
• nuclear

What You Bring

-Mechanical Handling (including Remote in-cell handling) -Experience and/or ability of leading a technical team within a professional project delivery environment -Degree qualified in a relevant technical / engineering discipline or demonstrable experience -Minimum 5 years’ experience in the Nuclear industry -Experience of Design Substantiation to support safety cases including assessment of new and existing systems. -Functional Safety (to BS EN 61508/BS EN 61511) -A full UK driver’s licence -Machinery Safety (including BS EN 60204 and BS EN 13849) -Working towards Chartered Engineer status (where applicable) -Understanding of design requirements to support nuclear safety cases -Knowledge of safety regulations including CDM -Organisation & Collaborations skills -Demonstrable expertise in working to tight deadlines -High level of commercial awareness -Experience of checking design documentation including drawings and supporting calculations -Chartered Engineer and candidates nearing chartership are preferred. Membership to appropriate institutions is preferred e.g. IET -Experience of bid preparation -Additional experience obtained within the Defence sector would be advantageous. -Demonstrable competence in a design/delivery position within a project based environment -Experience of managing sub-contracts -LV Distribution Systems (including experience in Trimble Pro-design) -Experience of leading design teams -EC&I design integration with control systems (PLC/SCADA) would be advantageous.

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Benefits

Permanent / Hybrid Up to £58,000 DOE -Long Service & Recognition Awards -25 days holiday (increasing to 28 days after 5 years’ service, 31 days after 10 years’ service) -Private Medical Scheme* -Personal Development & Further Education Support -Employee Share Scheme -Option to buy, sell and carry over up to 5 days annual leave per year -Gym Discounts -Salary Sacrifice Schemes: Electrical Vehicles, Technology and Cycle to Work -8.5% Pension Contribution & Life Assurance -Free Employee Assistance Programme.......And More*After 1 year of service.

About Nuvia

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