Building Services Engineer

Description

The Building Services Engineer will work as part of a multi-disciplinary engineering team within the Approval Authority, directly supporting current operations and future programmes across nuclear facilities. The team (Mechanical, Civil, Structural, Building Services, Electrical, Piping Engineers) is responsible for the authorship, development, assessment, and maintenance of Engineering Design Substantiation, ensuring Design Intent, Critical Safety Factors and Safety and Operational Requirements are met in line with legislative, regulatory, and good practice standards.

• Applying general and specialist engineering knowledge to utilise existing/emerging technologies, and applying theoretical and practical methods across the full engineering lifecycle within a nuclear/high-risk environment.
• Producing/assessing Periodic Review of Safety reports and providing advice to internal/external stakeholders.
• Reviewing technical reports and safety case submissions from external contractors, and checking calculations/technical documents written by other staff.
• Authoring, development, assessment, maintenance and management of Nuclear Infrastructure Design Substantiation documents and associated design changes/concessions.
• Producing and developing Examination, Inspection, Maintenance & Testing (EIMT) schedules, operating procedures and results to satisfy design requirements and lifecycle safety case needs.
• Presenting Design Substantiations to nuclear safety committees.
• Producing robust technical justification for design modifications within a high-hazard industry.
• Producing Independent Technical Assessment (ITA) / Independent Peer Review (IPR) scopes of work.

Requirements

👷Bring your building services engineering skills to a role where every decision influences safety, reliability and long-term asset performance👷

Our client has a requirement for a Building Services Engineer on a contract basis in Glasgow.

• Familiarity with HAZID/HAZOP safety case development techniques.
• Engineering degree and Chartered Engineer status.
• Experience working on multi-discipline projects (ideally industrial or maritime).
• Knowledge of UK and US nuclear industry regulations, nuclear-specific codes and standards.
• Ability to illustrate and analyse psychrometric properties of air and their impact on internal environments.
• Active SC Clearance
• Minimum HNC or equivalent in a relevant discipline and Incorporated Engineer status or equivalent experience.
• Experience authoring robust technical justification and supporting documentation for design modifications.
• Building services design experience within the HVAC discipline and supporting systems (LTHW, Fire Dampers etc).
• Experience in a similar high-risk environment or within the UK nuclear industry (energy or defence).
• Knowledge of key legislation and standards for building services design, plus familiarity with CIBSE guides and ASHRAE standards.
• Experience producing written technical reports and substantiation for engineered safety measures in high-hazard industries.

Benefits

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance