Engineering Lead: Lifting Equipment Projects

NUKEM Ltd.; United Kingdom; Hybrid; GBP 90,000 - 120,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Private Medical Scheme

Employee Share Scheme

Salary Sacrifice Schemes

Job summary

NUVIA UK is seeking an Engineering Lead for the Lifting Equipment project to oversee development of safe, compliant lifting solutions. You will capture stakeholder requirements, coordinate multi-discipline design work and support procurement activities, ensuring practical implementation for future facilities operations and decommissioning.

The role requires degree-qualified mechanical engineering expertise, professional registration progress, and experience in regulated sectors such as nuclear,

Qualifications

• Degree (BEng, MEng, BSc or equivalent) in Mechanical Engineering or related discipline.
• Chartered Engineer (CEng) or Incorporated Engineer (IEng) status, or progressing toward registration.
• Experience delivering engineering projects in regulated industries (nuclear, energy, infrastructure).
• Familiarity with CDM Regulations 2015 and LOLER/PUWER requirements.

Responsibilities

• Act as Engineering Lead for the Lifting Equipment project, coordinating lifting solution development for operations and decommissioning.
• Develop and maintain stakeholder and engineering requirements for BeHF lifting equipment.
• Oversee design activities to ensure safe, compliant, practical solutions.
• Coordinate interfaces across engineering disciplines, operations, safety, and project teams.
• Support procurement and tendering processes, evaluate supplier proposals.

Skills

Leadership

Stakeholder engagement

Engineering coordination

Safety-focused design

Technical writing

Education

BEng/MEng/BSc in Mechanical Engineering

Job description

NUVIA UK is seeking an Engineering Lead for the Lifting Equipment project to oversee development of safe, compliant lifting solutions. You will capture stakeholder requirements, coordinate multi-discipline design work and support procurement activities, ensuring practical implementation for future facilities operations and decommissioning.

The role requires degree-qualified mechanical engineering expertise, professional registration progress, and experience in regulated sectors such as nuclear,