On-Site Nuclear Safety Coordinator for SMR Projects

ATG Europe; Mol; Sur place; EUR 90 000 - 130 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

ATG Europe seeks a Nuclear Safety Coordinator for its Mol, Belgium site to manage industrial safety tasks across the project, ensuring regulatory alignment and risk-control throughout the conceptual design phase.

The role requires strong knowledge of safety standards, stakeholder-leadership, and willingness to work on-site for a minimum of five out of ten working days. Fluency in English is essential, and security clearance may be required.

Qualifications

• MSc in Engineering.
• At least 5 years of relevant experience in industrial risk analysis, including environmental aspects.
• Experience with HAZID, HAZOP, FMEA and ideally LOPA.
• Experience in complex or hazardous installations, such as nuclear, energy, chemical/process plants, research facilities or pilot plants.
• Knowledge of functional safety standards such as IEC 61508/IEC 61511/ISO 13849.
• Knowledge of relevant EU directives and regulations, particularly ATEX, PED, Machinery, EMC and Low Voltage.
• Experience during conceptual design/FEED phases.
• Strong stakeholder-management and communication skills.
• CE marking/conformity assessment experience and safety certifications such as TÜV or NEBOSH is an asset.
• Candidates must have or be eligible to obtain the relevant Secret level security clearance.
• Candidates must be willing and able to carry out the activities on-site in Mol, Belgium for a minimum of 5 out of every 10 consecutive working days.
• Candidates must be eligible to live and work in the EU.

Responsabilités

• Contribute to drafting the SMR-LFR industrial safety project initiation document for conceptual design (including milestones, work packages, resources, workplan).
• Develop a framework and an approach for industrial and environmental safety and risk analysis, starting from available guidelines and lead-cooled fast Small Modular Reactor (SMR) nuclear safety approach, in consultation with the client’s licensing team and Health & Safety department.
• Define a preliminary strategy for the SMR CE self-declaration, in consultation with the client’s licensing team and Health Physics department.
• If necessary, and with support of the client’s Health Physics department, become familiar with the applicable Belgian (national and regional) legislation and regulations in the matters of Environment, Health and Safety, identify the relevant sections providing design requirements, including but not limited to: CODEX; AREI/RGIE; ARAB; Royal Decree of 07/07/1994 fixing the basic standards for the prevention against fire and explosion; Belgian Royal decree of 11/03/2002: risks of chemical agents at work, Flemish VLAREM II.
• Become familiar with the industrial hazards of the SMR installation.
• Lead, participate in, and plan risk analyses sessions (e.g., HAZID, FMEA).
• Keep the project stakeholders informed about the progress and outcome of the risk analyses.
• Review design documentation for hazard minimization and compliance with the industrial safety approach and safety codes & standards (e.g., IEC-61508, IEC-62061/4, European directives: Machinery, PED, Low voltage, EMC, etc.).
• Review the list of SMR Codes & Standards applicable for industrial safety and propose additions/alternatives when necessary;
• Prepare key deliverables for conceptual design such as Industrial Safety Philosophy, Hazard Mapping and Hazard Inventory;
• Define necessary requirements for the design of safety systems deriving from the industrialsafety approach and risk analyses;
• Request and follow up the progress of ad-hoc studies in support of risk analyses if necessary.

Connaissances

Stakeholder management

Communication skills

English fluency

Formation

MSc in Engineering

Description du poste

ATG Europe seeks a Nuclear Safety Coordinator for its Mol, Belgium site to manage industrial safety tasks across the project, ensuring regulatory alignment and risk-control throughout the conceptual design phase.

The role requires strong knowledge of safety standards, stakeholder-leadership, and willingness to work on-site for a minimum of five out of ten working days. Fluency in English is essential, and security clearance may be required.