Fusion Safety Advisor: Regulatory & International Impact

UK Atomic Energy Authority; Abingdon; In loco; GBP 51.000 - 63.000; Tempo pieno

Vantaggi offerti da questo lavoro

Defined benefit pension

Bonus scheme up to 7%

Relocation allowance

Flexible working options

Employee Assistance Programme

Mental Health First Aiders

Generous annual leave 25 days + 3 days

Career development opportunities

Inclusive culture

Descrizione del lavoro

UK Atomic Energy Authority seeks a role focused on fusion safety regulation and environmental policy, with duties spanning regulatory development and international collaboration. The role requires an engineering or scientific degree, experience in radiological assessments, and familiarity with ADMS and PACE.

Based on site (Culham, Oxfordshire) with SC clearance possible; travel to international groups is expected.

Competenze

• Degree in engineering or scientific discipline with relevant experience or postgraduate qualification.
• Knowledge of safety, security, environmental protection and waste management regulations.
• Experience in radiological consequence assessment and hazard identification.

Mansioni

• Take main responsibility for high‑level radiological consequence assessment for postulated accident scenarios.
• Provide specialist fusion safety, security and environment input into regulatory documentation.
• Plan regulatory familiarisation and training through site visits and expert presentations.
• Interact with fusion organisations and regulatory bodies to harmonise safety regulation.
• Represent UK in national/international fusion industry workshops to develop standards.
• Offer technical review and guidance on fusion safety regulation in line with strategy.

Conoscenze

Radiological risk assessment

Regulatory understanding

Task ownership

Formazione

Engineering or science degree

Postgraduate qualification

Strumenti

ADMS

PACE

Descrizione del lavoro

UK Atomic Energy Authority seeks a role focused on fusion safety regulation and environmental policy, with duties spanning regulatory development and international collaboration. The role requires an engineering or scientific degree, experience in radiological assessments, and familiarity with ADMS and PACE.

Based on site (Culham, Oxfordshire) with SC clearance possible; travel to international groups is expected.