Morgan Sindall Infrastructure
Construction Coordinator - Electrical

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Location: Cumbria
Role: Electrical Coordinator
As an Electrical Coordinator, you will play a crucial role in the MEICA construction team, identifying and implementing a comprehensive coordination strategy throughout multiple project phases. Your expertise in electrical engineering / installation will be instrumental in building an operable and maintainable facility to meet the requirements of the new facilities expected operational lifetime.
Key Responsibilities:
- Utilise your expertise in Electrical disciplines to contribute to all aspects of project delivery; including design phases (Design constructability reviews, HAZOP’s, Risk identification and management, Contract, Schedule, and Estimate), works testing phases, onsite testing (STW), and handover.
- Coordinate the installation of M&E scope with the supply chain and civil / fit out trades in accordance with CDM.
- Undertake coordination activities in line with management system, ensuring adherence to nuclear site license conditions.
- Champion a proactive and balanced approach to safety, encompassing nuclear, radiological, conventional, and environmental safety measures, optimising safety during project delivery.
- Collaborate and interface with internal and external stakeholders, as well as commissioning experts across various project phases.
- Hold Suitably Qualified & Experienced Persons appointments or training to ensure successful achievement of project delivery targets.
- Attend line of site meetings & lift plan meetings to communicate necessary information for site deliveries, required lay down and plant movements.
- Act as a Technical Author, producing, reviewing, and revising pre-installation documentation. Additionally, complete daily diaries and report project delivery progress to the Construction Engineers and managers.
- Ability to read and understand engineering drawings, technical specifications and engineering standards.
- Ensure inspection check lists are completed and signed off by all parties.
- Review subcontractor Risk Assessments & Method Statements and provide comments if necessary to ensure compliance.
- Carry out oversight and assurance to ensure the supply chain are adhering to site rules and their scope specific work packs.
- Oversight of Safe Systems of work.
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- Recognised apprenticeship in Electrical discipline.
- HNC/ONC/Level 3 qualification in a relevant discipline, with the ability to present qualification certification.
- Willingness and ability to travel to various locations, including those beyond Sellafield Site in West Cumbria, the wider UK, and occasionally overseas, to support project delivery demands.
- Proficiency in computer applications, including MS Word and Excel.
- Demonstrated experience in electrical installation and testing.
- Hold current valid CSCS affiliated card aligned to role.
Desirables:
- HND/Level 4 qualification in the relevant discipline, with the ability to present qualification certification.
- Prior experience in the nuclear sector, with exposure to large-scale projects.
- Experience in setting to work new systems.
- Previous position as Nominated/Authorised/Senior Authorised Person.
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