Nuclear Restoration Services
Facility Engineer

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An exciting opportunity has arisen within the Fuel Cycle Area (FCA) for a skilled and motivated Facility Engineer to play a pivotal role in a high-profile decommissioning programme.
Based within the established D1204 team, you’ll join a dynamic environment where your engineering expertise will directly support complex, high-hazard removal projects and critical facility operations.
A trainee would be considered for this role with a salary range of £38,354 - £46,267, depending on experience.
What You'll Be Doing
This is a unique chance to act as an engineering “intelligent customer,” influencing key decisions, ensuring compliance, and driving technical excellence. You’ll work at the forefront of plant modification, asset management, and regulatory engagement, making a tangible impact on safety, performance, and project delivery.
- Design, evaluate and deliver the technical governance of projects
- Write technical specifications
- Control, develop and monitor plans and procedures
- Oversee asset management planning, reviews, and maintenance assurance on behalf of the authority to operate (ATO) Holder
- Ensure full compliance with safety, environmental, and legislative standards while liaising with regulators and stakeholders
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We’re seeking a proactive and resilient engineer (or developing trainee engineer) with a solid mechanical engineering foundation and a passion for delivering safe, high-quality outcomes in complex environments. You’ll bring strong collaboration and communication skills, confidence in decision-making, and a commitment to ownership and integrity. Whether fully qualified or working towards advanced qualifications, you’ll thrive in a team that values technical excellence and continuous improvement.
- HND/HNC (or working towards degree) in Engineering, aligned with Engineering Council standards, with relevant mechanical experience
- Proven ability to support delivery of engineering or decommissioning projects to time, cost, and quality expectations
- Strong interpersonal and stakeholder engagement skills, with the ability to influence and collaborate effectively
- Demonstrated behaviours of resilience, accountability, teamwork, and sound decision-making in challenging environments
- Post specific physical capability analysis assessment


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Interviews
We are looking to hold interviews week commencing Monday 21 September 2026, however, this vacancy may close earlier than the stated deadline should we receive a high volume of applications, so we encourage you to submit your application as soon as possible.
If you require assistance at any point during the recruitment process contact careers@dounreay.nrservices.uk at the appropriate time so we can make any necessary, reasonable adjustment.
Please note: All successful candidates who do not already hold security clearance will need to provide proof of identity, eligibility to work in the UK, and employment/education history (typically covering the last 3–5 years) in line with NRS Baseline Security requirements. Some roles may also require full Security Clearance, which involves additional checks. For details, please refer to the Defence Business Services National Security Vetting (DBS NSV) guidance.
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