Bureau Veritas
Electrical QC Inspector

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Bureau Veritas are excited to say that we are looking for an Electrical QC Inspector to work on a prestigious UK Defence project based near Reading, UK. Contract outside of IR35 until December 2026.
The roles are located at a highly secure working site and will require Security Clearance and therefore successful candidates must be a British Born UK passport holder.
This is a Monday-Friday working role based onsite at Reading.
Main Duties and Responsibilities
- Deliver independent inspection and quality control services at operating sites and vendors relating to new equipment in manufacture, fabrication and construction.
- Equipment ranging from Class 1 nuclear pressure equipment to items manufactured and installed to conventional codes, standards and regulations.
- Review of fabrication / manufacturing documentation within delegated authority levels in terms of quality plans, ITP’s fabrication / manufacturing procedures, welding procedures, NDE procedures, compilation and review of LTQR’s.
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Knowledge, Skills and Experience
- Have a good working knowledge of UK requirements for Inspection within the nuclear industry or transferable experience from another high hazard industry.
- Experience and understanding or the ability to learn nuclear and conventional codes and standards relating to Inspection of Electrical equipment on a Nuclear or related high hazard site, to include installation, punch lists, reporting and full NCR process.
- Good working knowledge of the Customers quality requirements


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Qualifications
- Ideally ONC/HNC/HND in Electrical Engineering or: Minimum full apprenticeship and one or more of C&G Electrical Inspection 2360/2391/2392/2377
- 17th/18th Edition
- Compex/ATEX 1-4 accreditation would also be favourable
- CSCS Card or equivalent Safety Passport
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