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Supply Chain Auditor (Sizewell C)

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Supply Chain Auditor (Sizewell C)
Morson Sizewell C
Job Role
- Support the development and delivery of a risk-based Supply Chain Audit Programme aligned with ISO 9001 and SZC Project requirements.
- Collaborate with Supply Chain Assurance, Inspection, Environmental, H&S, and Quality teams to inform audit planning and outcomes.
- Define audit scope, objectives, and criteria, ensuring requirements are understood by stakeholders and auditees.
- Plan and conduct scheduled and unplanned audits, ensuring effective stakeholder engagement.
- Identify and accurately categorise audit findings, including Non-Conformances, Observations, Opportunities for Improvement, and Good Practice.
- Produce, review, and issue accurate audit reports within agreed timescales.
- Monitor Non-Conformances and corrective actions to ensure they are closed promptly and implemented effectively.
- Provide audit performance data for monthly dashboards and annual SZC Management Reviews.
- Analyse audit results to identify trends, risks, and opportunities for improvement.
- Work with other auditors to ensure audit evidence and data are available for Certification Body assessments.
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Qualifications
- HNC/HND qualification or Degree in a relevant science or engineering subject, or equivalent.
- Broad experience of implementing a variety of quality-related solutions.
- Successfully completed an IRCA accredited Lead Audit Course for ISO 9001:2015/ISO 19443:2018, ISO 14001, or ISO 45001.
- Experience in the application of ISO9001, ISO1400, ISO 45001, and/or ISO 19443 standard in a multi-disciplinary project environment.


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Experience
- Proven leadership experience working in a quality assurance/control environment within the nuclear industry or other relevant safety-critical industry.
- Proven experience of interaction and resolving issues with a wide range of stakeholders in a multi-cultural environment.
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For this role, you must have evidence of the right to work in the UK. As a project, we do not discriminate on the grounds of age, gender, race, colour, religion, disability, or sexual orientation, and we welcome applications from all sections of the community.
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