Apprenti Ingénieur Réglementation

Westinghouse Electric Company LLC.; Marseille; Sur place; EUR 45 000 - 80 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

An established industry player in nuclear technology is seeking a Regulatory Engineer to ensure compliance with regulatory requirements throughout project lifecycles. This role involves defining applicable regulations, drafting key documents, and engaging with stakeholders, including the French Nuclear Safety Authority. The company promotes a high-tech work environment with opportunities for professional development and emphasizes safety in its operations. If you are passionate about regulatory compliance and want to contribute to fossil-free energy initiatives, this position offers a unique opportunity to grow your career while making a significant impact.

Qualifications

• Degree in Mechanical Engineering or equivalent required.
• Experience in regulatory compliance and documentation is essential.

Responsabilités

• Define regulatory requirements and ensure compliance throughout project lifecycle.
• Draft regulatory documents and engage with stakeholders on regulatory topics.

Connaissances

Regulatory Compliance

Mechanical Engineering

Stakeholder Engagement

Document Drafting

Formation

Mechanical Engineering Degree

Description du poste

At Westinghouse Electric Company, we are pioneers in nuclear technology, providing technology that powers nearly half of the world's commercial nuclear plants. We are also constructing new reactors to promote fossil-free energy. Our global workforce exceeds 10,000 employees across 19 countries, including 1,000 in Sweden at Västerås and Täby. Founded in 1969, our Swedish operations supply nuclear fuel, automation products, and services in maintenance, testing, and decommissioning worldwide.

Role Overview

The primary role of the regulatory engineer is to define applicable regulatory requirements and ensure compliance throughout the project lifecycle.

Responsibilities:

1. Define applicable regulatory requirements and verify compliance at all project stages.
2. Determine regulatory classification of components or equipment where applicable.
3. Draft and verify regulatory documents such as Hazard Analyses, Nuclear Material Appraisals, Visual Examination Specifications, and Defect Reports.
4. Engage in discussions with stakeholders including customers, notified bodies, suppliers, and the French Nuclear Safety Authority on regulatory topics.
5. Support project teams in applying the technical framework.
6. Issue regulatory advice to facilitate the lifting of hold points during manufacturing, especially during critical activities, identifying unmet regulatory requirements.

Qualifications and Skills:

Minimum Education Requirement: Mechanical Engineering degree or equivalent.

Additional Information:

We offer an inspiring, high-tech work environment with opportunities for professional development and career growth both in Sweden and internationally. Our culture emphasizes safety, supported by union agreements and local policies.