NUCLEAR SERVICES Salary
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THISTLE HOUSE 24 THISTLE STREET 2ND FLOOR ABERDEEN AB10 1XD SCOTLAND
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Estimated salary
£ 3674
Median salary at NUCLEAR SERVICES
£ 1333 Lowest salary
£ 3714 The average salary
£ 6001 Highest salary
NUCLEAR SERVICES is looking for employees for positions:
project engineer
Requirements
- appropriate HNC, ; preferably degree level or working towards
- significant experience in practising disciplined Engineering role on industrial plant
- HNC, Engineering Degree or National Qualifications Framework level 5/6
- experience of fulfilling the CDM Designer role
- membership of a relevant Engineering Institution
- experience in a practising disciplined Engineering role on industrial plant
- knowledge/Experience in commissioning of industrial plant
- chartered Status
Responsibility
- the post holder may be required to achieve various authorisations in order to carry out the full scope of the role. The requirements for specific authorisations are specified in Common Authorisation Instructions
- deputise for Section Head when required
- prepare modification proposals as required, acting as Nominated Responsible Engineer where appointed
- maintain site configuration control of appropriate documentation & drawings throughout project lifecycle
- support project optioneering process
- manage hand over to systems/operations ensuring that all drawings, instructions and training have been supplied as required
engineer
Requirements
- educated to NQF level 6 / NVQ Level 6
- educated to at least NQF/NVQ level 6
- member of a relevant professional institute
- minimum HNC/HND or equivalent technical qualification in a scientific, environmental or engineering discipline
- radiation Protection Adviser
- ability to develop solutions to challenges associated with the management of waste
- relevant experience in specialism related roles
- ability to collaborate with internal and external stakeholders
Contract type
- management and assessment of operational activities and doses
- setting up/implementing radiological protection arrangements
- management of heavily alpha in air environments
- shielding assessment, optimisation and justification
- production of risk and ALARP assessments at both design and operational phases of a project
- management and packaging of intermediate- and low-level radioactive wastes
Responsibility
- provide the focal point and ownership for a portfolio of assigned systems and/or assets
- maintain a system file
- undertake delegated responsibility for the Design Authority and site intelligent customer when required
- deputise for Section Head when required
- undertake emergency scheme duties when required
- provide authoritative advice on radiological environmental and waste matters
- liaise with company inspectors and external regulators during routine surveillance inspections, audits and investigations
project manager
Requirements
- A degree or equivalent
- working knowledge of delivering projects
- APM Practitioner Qualification or equivalent and willingness to obtain within APM Practitioner within 1 year of appointment
- an appropriate project management or project controls qualification
- exposure to project delivery
- relevant experience in nuclear or heavy industry in an industrial operational environment which is highly regulated
- significant experience in a Project Controls or Project Management discipline
- degree Qualified, HNC/HND Level will be considered
Responsibility
- work collaboratively with Sites and internal Functions on decommissioning projects
- commitment to continuously improve and a pro-actively contribute to successful improvement changes
- support the consistent application of NRS processes and procedures for planning, estimating, resourcing, design, modification, implementation and reporting tasks for projects
- to provide project management leadership and ensuring the safe delivery of projects to time, cost and quality with responsibility for leading the project to a successful conclusion
- providing input for the Project Manager to compile cost estimates and the managing forecasts and Estimate at Completion
- develop and maintain good working relationships with key internal and external stakeholders and in particular site teams having the ability to engage and influence others to achieve positive outcomes
- actively manage and drive the baseline change process
safety engineer
Requirements
- educated to NQF level 3 / NVQ Level 3 in relevant discipline
- A degree in a suitable technical subject, e.g. mechanical engineering / physics or National Qualifications Framework level 6
- A degree or equivalent NQF level 6 qualification in a suitable technical subject, e.g. mechanical engineering / physics
- certificate in relevant aspect of safety or environmental management
- experience of working within a highly regulated industry
- knowledge of modern standards of safety case production and processes within the nuclear industry
- good knowledge of Company Processes for own specialty
- demonstrable ability to assemble, present and communicate safety arguments in a clear, accurate, well-structured manner
Responsibility
- support performance monitoring and provide advice as necessary to maintain conventional safety standards and improve performance
- prepare supporting safety case documents such as fault grouping reports, safety case strategy statements and radiological dose assessments
- monitor compliance with Site standards through daily inspections and close contact with the operational staff
- manage the self-monitoring programme for the project and submit monthly returns
senior project engineer
Requirements
- appropriate HNC, National Qualifications Framework level 5; preferably degree level or working towards
- degree in Engineering or relevant subject, National Qualifications Framework level 6
- membership of a relevant Engineering Institution
- chartered Engineer Status
- chartered Status
- experience and proficiency in using 2D and 3D CAD packages
- significant experience in a practising disciplined Engineering role on industrial plant
- experience in an engineering and project delivery environment
Responsibility
- resolving issues arising from design and commissioning activities, leading engineers to identify issues, implement recovery plans and drive resolution
- acting as an intelligent customer to ensure that the design and commissioning activities of contractors and suppliers meet NRS requirements
- attending and witnessing acceptance tests to de-risk programmes
- managing NRS personnel and contractors work, to ensure adherence to company standards and health and safety legislation
- supporting the development of technical strategies, approaches and methodologies to deliver decommissioning projects. This includes providing engineering support and advice and managing technical interfaces between project areas
- leading, managing and overseeing specific areas of design, manufacture, procurement, installation, testing and commissioning of plant and equipment in support of decommissioning projects
- providing CAD support to projects including managing, preparing and reviewing CAD layouts, drawings and 3D models; and to manage CAD support provided by others
- the post holder may be required to achieve various authorisations in order to carry out the full scope of the role. The requirements for specific authorisations are specified in Common Authorisation Instructions
senior engineer
Requirements
- minimum National Qualifications Framework NQF level 5 ; preferably a relevant Degree or working towards
- membership of a relevant Engineering Institute
- chartered Status
- significant experience in a practising disciplined Engineering role - Electrical, C & I on industrial plant
- significant nuclear and conventional plant operation and/or maintenance experience
- providing oversight and guidance to projects during the design, build or commissioning phase
- significant experience in Control Systems, including familiarity with IEC61131-3
- experience in OT systems Cyber Security
Responsibility
- the role will also involve delivering training, managing compliance with site procedures, and delegation of the Safety Case Manager’s responsibilities from time-to-time
- provide the focal point and ownership for a portfolio of assigned systems and/or assets
- maintaining and updating a range of site documents used for tracking the status and operation of plant assets
- undertake delegated responsibility for the Design Authority and site intelligent customer when required
- providing assessments and advice for site modification proposals
- deputise for Section Head when required
- participating in or leading Test and Commissioning panels which control and approve commissioning processes and activities
firefighter
Responsibility
- carry out specific duties as referenced in DFARS procedures and working instructions
- participate in training and exercising personnel in preparation for on and off-site major incidents
- provide support to the training of site and local emergency service personnel
- provide training for appointed persons first aid, breathing apparatus and rope rescue
- respond to emergency incidents including fires, rescues, ambulance calls and special services
- on completion of firefighter training, the candidate will receive further competency based on-the-job training
- participate in fire evacuation exercise
- carry out maintenance inspections on site specified equipment as per the K/SRE work programme
Requirements
- ability to work as part of a team maintaining personal and team safety as a priority
- core knowledge of the Dounreay site and the decommissioning phase
- previous experience in an emergency response role would be advantageous
- willingness to train as an ambulance practitioner and rope rescue operator
- sound decision making, interpersonal and communication skills
- physically fit to meet the required fitness standards - see post specific physical capability analysis
Contract type
- full time
manager
Requirements
- experience of nuclear waste management, covering a broad range of alpha, beta and gamma emitting wastes in differing forms
- A Degree or equivalent in a relevant scientific, environmental or Engineering subject or NQF level 5
- knowledge of practices, policies, legislation and stakeholders relating to radioactive and non-radioactive waste management
- experience in developing waste inventories and associated electronic and hard copy records management
- strong IT skills, knowledge of relational databases an advantage. Training may be required to develop the appropriate skills level
- knowledge of the types of operational and safety controls that can be applied within a Nuclear facility
- there is a requirement to live within a commutable distance to the sites where the role is based. For central/multi-site roles, we have various hubs across the UK and can be flexible with base location
Responsibility
- system specific training will be provided where relevant
- be responsible for the quality and management of waste records in both paper and electronic formats
- be responsible for managing team workload, people, performance, staff development, control and supervision, event reporting, learning, communications and team competency assessments
- ensure key documentation including working instructions, specifications, and technical reference documents are available and accurate
- use the Access© and Paradox© databases holding radioactive waste inventory data and safety case information to allow waste to move through its required processing routes and to generate the requisite compliant package records
- perform the duties of a Nuclear Material Custodian, including inventory taking and to ensure that the Magnox accountancy system for Nuclear Material is accurate and updated, initiating updates as required
- there may be a requirement to undertake emergency scheme duties
- carries out oversight reviews of asbestos management arrangements and processes. Definition of scope parameters in support of asbestos survey requirements
civil engineer
Requirements
- degree in Civil Engineering ; preferably membership of a relevant Engineering Institution and Chartered Status
- HNC, Engineering Degree or National Qualifications Framework level 4 qualification
- experience in a practising Civil Engineering role
- nuclear and/or conventional project engineering experience
- knowledge of contract management is preferred
- understanding of relevant Company and/or national engineering standards
- working knowledge of the Safety Rules and working knowledge of risk assessment methodology
- understanding of relevant Site Licence and Quality Management System requirements
Responsibility
- supporting the development of technical strategies, approaches and methodologies to deliver civil and structural engineering aspects of decommissioning projects
- this includes providing civil engineering support and advice, and managing technical interfaces between, and within, project areas
- acting as the technical lead to manage and oversee specific areas of design, construction, procurement, installation and testing of civils works
- providing general civil engineering advice and support to other areas and/or other NRS projects
- answering technical queries from sub-contractor designers regarding civils and structural work packages
- supporting the civil engineering works of large decommissioning projects. This includes completing civil engineering design and analysis work to meet project objectives and within project timescales and budgets
- assessing civil and structural designs, including reviewing and checking assessments carried out by others, ensuring compliance with specifications and all relevant legislation. This includes both permanent and temporary works
- maintain site configuration control of appropriate documentation & drawings throughout project lifecycle
construction manager
Requirements
- educated to HNC or equivalent level NQF 4 in a relevant discipline
- APM introductory course
- NEBOSH Construction Certificate
- significant demonstrable experience of managing construction activity
- A thorough knowledge of the CDM Regulations
- A thorough knowledge of the company and local procedures, rules and instructions
- experience and knowledge of project and programme management
- commitment to continuously improve and make a proactive contribution to successful improvement through the NRS Construction Manager Group
Responsibility
- ensure the Construction Office is properly resourced and structured
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Average salary in this position in the country
National average salary
2950 £
Average salary in this company
3714 £