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EC&I Engineer - Nuclear Industry
Location: Warrington or Cumbria
Compensation: Competitive Salary & Benefits
Role Type: Full time / Permanent
This role is full time, 37-hours per week, with a flexible and hybrid working arrangement.
I am currently working with a leading client within the nuclear industry who is looking to recruit an experienced EC&I Engineer to join their growing engineering team.
The role
As an Electrical, Control and Instrumentation Engineer, you'll have a role that's out of the ordinary, from decommissioning redundant nuclear facilities, through supporting the Continuous at Sea Deterrent, to supporting the operation and build of nuclear power plants.
Day to day, you'll be responsible for:
- Applying engineering domain knowledge to provide technical solutions in the delivery of project requirements.
- Assist in effective management of the customer, through interfacing with customers and supply chain on design issues and assist with procurement specifications.
- Ensure procedures, codes and standards are correctly identified and applied to engineering and technical activities.
- Provide a technical interface with internal and external stakeholders at a detailed level.
- Carry out technical investigations and analysis to provide data for problem assessment/resolution and for design of improvements.
- Contribute to process improvement within the operational and/or design lifecycle to deliver continuous improvements in quality, cycle time and asset utilisation.
- Apply engineering domain knowledge to produce technical solutions and documentation in support of assigned task and project.
- Produce, review, verify outputs including: calculations, analyses, technical reports, technical specifications and method statements.
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- Experience in working collaboratively in multi-discipline teams to deliver activities on a range of project types.
- Nuclear experience is not a necessity.
- Demonstrable experience in covering a variety of tasks related to electrical engineering.
- Communications skills and the ability to interface with other disciplines.
Qualifications of the EC&I Engineer
- Engineering degree (or equivalent qualification) in relevant engineering discipline, with demonstrable experience.
- Security Clearance: The successful candidate must be able to achieve and maintain Standard (BPSS) security clearance for this role.
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