Commissioning Environment Engineer - Nuclear

WOODplc; Bridgwater; Sur place; GBP 60 000 - 90 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

Wood is recruiting for an experienced Commissioning Environment Engineer to support EDF at Hinkley Point C (HPC). The role is based at the HPC site in Bridgwater, Somerset, on a 12-month rolling PAYE contract, working 40 hours per week, Monday to Friday.

You will lead environmental safety and compliance across the commissioning programme, reporting to the Commissioning Environment Lead. You will collaborate with Industrial Safety, Fire Safety, Emergency Preparedness and Quality teams to ensure

Qualifications

• Degree in an environment related discipline required or equivalent experience.
• Experience with environmental compliance arrangements in regulated industries.
• Experience writing/implementing/reviewing environmental specifications and risk assessments.
• Knowledge of UK environmental permitting and waste management framework.
• Knowledge of groundwater, surface water and soil assessment/monitoring.
• Ability to communicate complex environmental data to stakeholders clearly.
• Experience producing high-quality records/reports for assurance.
• Ability to engage with others on environmental issues and provide practical advice.
• CTC level security clearance or ability to obtain.
• Excellent communication and networking within large projects.

Responsabilités

• Create, maintain and improve Environmental Safety controls for the commissioning programme.
• Monitor, coordinate and review Environmental activities per HPC Safety Management System.
• Produce Environmental safety performance reports and trend analyses.
• Engage with the commissioning programme on Environmental issues and risks.
• Support Regulatory Interfaces with ONR/EA and other bodies.
• Undertake and review risk-based Environmental risk assessments and inspections.
• Provide assurance on compliance with legal duties and standards.
• Collaborate with Environmental professionals across the HPC project.
• Support Emergency Preparedness and Environmental Incident Management.
• Liaise with Environmental teams within HPC and EDF Energy.

Connaissances

Regulatory compliance

Risk assessments

Permitting & waste

Water monitoring

Environmental reporting

Stakeholder comms

Security clearance

Construction experience

Nuclear environment

Regulator interface

Groundwater & soil

Contamination assessment

WFD awareness

Formation

Degree in Environment related discipline

Description du poste

Commissioning Environment Engineer - Nuclear

Bridgwater, Somerset, United Kingdom

Job Description

Wood Commissioning is recruiting for an experienced Commissioning Environment Engineer to support EDF at Hinkley Point C (HPC). Ideally based locally to the area, successful candidates will be engaged on a 12 month rolling PAYE contract working 40 hrs/week Monday to Friday at the HPC Site in Bridgwater.

The Role

Hinkley Point ‘C’ (HPC) is a vital part of the UK’s future energy strategy. As the first of the UK’s next generation of Nuclear power stations, HPC is both of high profile and high complexity. The HPC Commissioning Programme is expanding as it begins commissioning HPC, the first nuclear power station to be built in the UK in a generation.

We are seeking an Environment Engineer to help ensure environmental safety and compliance across the HPC Commissioning Programme. In this role as part of the Commissioning and Pre-Operations organisation (CommOps), you will work in a dynamic environment and contribute your knowledge and skills to advise on the preparation and execution of commissioning activities at HPC. Working collaboratively with other areas, teams and programmes, you will help maintain environmental safety and compliance standards.

The Commissioning Environment Engineer is part of the CommOps Industrial and Fire Safety professional team. The post holder will report to the Commissioning Environment Lead and will work closely with Commissioning Delivery teams across the project to enable them to carry out their critical work in a manner that minimises their impact on the environment.

The Commissioning Environment Engineer will also be responsible for promoting adherence to, and compliance with, all applicable statutory Environmental legislative requirements, along with identifying and providing guidance on matters relating to Environmental non-compliances. You will provide advice and guidance to ensure smooth reporting and resolution of environmental safety issues. This will include planning, delivering and reviewing environmental compliance activities, conducting environmental assurance and surveillance on the HPC Site, and supporting delivery of technical workstreams within the field of environmental safety.

As part of the role, you will collaborate with a range of safety focused professionals, including specialists in Industrial Safety, Fire Safety, Emergency Preparedness, Chemistry and Quality management. Together, you will contribute to the overall HPC CommOps safety arrangements. Building strong collaborative relationships with stakeholders across the HPC project will be crucial in ensuring well-defined and controlled interfaces with the commissioning safety process.

The Commissioning Environment Engineer will also liaise closely with the network of environmental professionals within HPC and EDF Energy, including but not limited to the Pre-Operations Environment Team, NNB Principal Contractor Environment Team, and the NNB Client Environment Team.

Our Clients and Projects

Designing the future. Transforming the world.

Hinkley Point C (HPC) is a first‑of‑a‑kind UK EPR nuclear construction project and one of the most complex engineering undertakings in Europe. The Commissioning Programme leads the transition from construction to operation, demonstrating to regulators that systems are safe, compliant and ready for service.

Responsibilities

Key responsibilities will include:

• Create, maintain and improve Environmental Safety controls to address risks across the Commissioning programme
• Assist in the monitoring, coordination and review of Environmental activities in accordance with the HPC Safety Management System and CommOps Environmental Management Plans
• Produce Environmental safety performance reports, ensuring all performance data is provided to the Commissioning Environment Lead and Commissioning Managers in accordance with agreed timeframes, including identification of trends, early warnings of possible issues and recommendation of remedial actions
• Positively engage with and influence the Commissioning programme on key Environmental issues / risks / Hazards relating to the Commissioning process
• Support Regulatory Interfaces
• Undertake and review risk-based assessments, Environmental safety inspections and Environmental safety assurance activities
• Provide assurance on compliance with applicable legal duties
• Be an effective and participative member of a community of Health, Safety and Environmental professionals across the HPC Project
• Support Emergency Preparedness and effective Environmental Incident Management to help ensure that the HPC project is delivered in a manner that protects the environment and their community

Qualifications

What makes you remarkable?

Expected:

• Degree qualified (or an equivalent level of experience) in an Environment related discipline
• Experience or understanding of environmental compliance arrangements in a regulated industry
• Experience of writing, implementing and / or reviewing environmental specifications and environmental risk assessments
• Knowledge of the legal environmental permitting and waste management framework within the UK
• Knowledge of groundwater, surface water and soil assessment and monitoring
• Strong focus on identifying Environmental risks and implications, and communication skills to present complex concepts and data in a way that is readily understood and actionable
• Ability to produce high-quality records and reports, providing assurance through communication of Environmental data and information to a range of stakeholders
• Ability to engage with others on environmental issues and provide practical advice on how technical issues should be addressed
• Hold CTC level security clearance or the ability to obtain this
• Excellent communication skills with the ability to develop wide network and working relationships within the project
• Chartered membership of a relevant professional body or working toward membership
• Experience of working within a construction environment
• Experience or understanding of radiological and non-radiological environmental compliance arrangements in the nuclear power industry
• Experience of interface with UK regulators (ONR / EA)
• Experience in site investigation and land contamination assessment
• Experience in Water Framework Directive and Habitats Regulations assessments
  

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