Quest Global
Safety Engineer

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Quest Global is an organisation at the forefront of innovation and one of the world’s fastest growing engineering services firms with deep domain knowledge and recognised expertise in the top OEMs across seven industries. We are a twenty-five-year-old company on a journey to becoming a centenary one, driven by aspiration, hunger and humility.
We are looking for humble geniuses, who believe that engineering has the potential to make the impossible, possible; innovators, who are not only inspired by technology and innovation, but also perpetually driven to design, develop, and test as a trusted partner for Fortune 500 customers.
As a team of remarkably diverse engineers, we recognize that what we are really engineering is a brighter future for us all. If you want to contribute to meaningful work and be part of an organization that truly believes when you win, we all win, and when you fail, we all learn, then we’re eager to hear from you.
We are looking to expand our Systems and Project Engineering capability in all levels of experience and are keen to hear from you if you feel you’re ready to take the next step in your career.
You must be a UK National and qualify for Security Clearance.
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- Work transparently with various facilities engineering discipline leads / teams to provide clear and concise reports and information regarding progress and management of Risk and Opportunities in relation to the Engineering activities.
- Define and conduct governance meetings.
- Bring learnings & operational best practices from other engagements.
- Undertake technical and feasibility studies and site investigations.
- Develop detailed Safety requirement specifications.
- Support projects as they evolve through the project engineering lifecycles.
- Assess the potential risks of specific projects, as well as undertake risk management in specialist roles.
- Review of project documentation.
- Communicate and liaise effectively with a wide set of project stakeholders.
- Think both creatively and logically to resolve design and development problems.
- Be adaptable, as project requirements evolve, and ensure relevant parties are notified of changes in the project.
- Compile and peer review project and technical reports.
Work Experience
Domain Knowledge
- Good understanding of Project life cycle from concept, commissioning to operations and maintenance.
- Safety Analysis: Performing risk assessments, hazard identification, and consequence analysis to identify potential safety issues in nuclear facilities.
- Safety Case Development: Writing comprehensive safety cases to justify the design and operation of nuclear facilities, demonstrating compliance with regulatory requirements.
- Design Review: Analyzing proposed design changes and modifications to ensure they maintain or enhance safety standards.
- Regulatory Compliance: Staying updated on relevant nuclear safety regulations and ensuring facility operations adhere to them.
- Experience in design and construction phases especially in dock environment will be an added advantage.


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Desired Skills
- Good Communication skills - Makes clear and convincing oral presentations; listens effectively; clarifies information as needed.
- Relevant experience in the nuclear industry, ideally with exposure to reactor design, operations, and safety systems.
- Knowledge of nuclear safety principles, standards, and regulations, including probabilistic risk assessment (PRA), hazard analysis techniques (HAZOP, FMEA).
- Familiarity with safety analysis software and tools.
- Ability to handle discussions / communications independently.
- Works in a collaborative environment.
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