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Nuclear Safety Engineer

Bristol
Posted about 18 hours ago
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I🚨 Safety Engineer (Nuclear) | Contract Opportunity

We're supporting a government client in the search for an experienced Safety Engineer (Nuclear) to support the development of an integrated safety case for a critical defence programme.

This is an excellent opportunity to contribute to a high-profile project, working alongside key stakeholders to deliver essential nuclear safety documentation and governance.

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  • Supporting the completion of the Preliminary Safety & Environmental Report (PSER)
  • Coordinating and integrating safety artefacts from multiple contractors
  • Supporting Safety Working Groups and Programme Safety & Environmental Committee (PSEC)
  • Updating the Safety & Environmental Management Plan (SEMP)
  • Managing stakeholder feedback and document control throughout the safety case process

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  • Nuclear Safety Engineering experience
  • Experience developing integrated safety cases and safety management systems
  • Strong stakeholder engagement and coordination skills
  • Active Clearance and UK National status

Location: Hybrid – Abbey Wood/Home Working, with travel to Glasgow/Clyde approximately twice per month

Contract: 3 months likely extended (ASAP start)

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Skills

Nuclear Safety Engineering
Safety Case Development
Safety Management Systems
Stakeholder Engagement
Document Control
Project Coordination
Nuclear Safety Documentation
Governance
Safety & Environmental Management Plan
Preliminary Safety & Environmental Report

Location

Bristol, England, United Kingdom

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