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Wood is recruiting a Mechanical Commissioning Engineer to support the HPC project at Bridgwater. The role involves planning, reviewing contractor commissioning documentation, and executing tests on site at the HPC Site Office in Bridgwater on a 12-month rolling PAYE contract, 40 hours per week.
You will work with the Commissioning Manager and contractor teams to deliver safe commissioning of HPC systems, analyze results, and ensure deliverables meet project milestones.
Bridgwater, Somerset, United Kingdom
Wood Commissioning is recruiting for an experienced Mechanical Commissioning Engineer to support EDF at Hinkley Point C (HPC). Ideally based locally to the Bridgwater area, the successful candidate will be engaged on a 12 month rolling PAYE contract working 40 hrs/wk Monday to Friday at HPC Site Office in Bridgwater.
The Role
The Mechanical Commissioning Engineer’s role will evolve during the lifecycle of the project and combine technical knowledge withproject delivery skills. At the early stages you will contribute to detailed planning and preparation, including reviewing contractor-producedcommissioning documentation. Following this, you will execute commissioning tests and conduct surveillance on contractor-led activities aspart of a team and analyse the results to justify the readiness of the HPC units to safely enter commercial operation.
As a Commissioning Engineer you will be responsible for the delivery of test specifications and safety documentation during preparation forcommissioning. You will perform site testing safely and effectively, assist with the analysis of commissioning results, resolve problems andtake responsibility for ensuring that deliverables supporting HPC commissioning are provided on time, in accordance with the Project’srequirements. This will include giving support to contract partners and taking part in contractual review and acceptance activities
Our Clients and Projects
Designing the future. Transforming the world.
Hinkley Point C (HPC) is a major infrastructure project encompassing the design, construction and commissioning of two European Pressure Reactors (EPR’s) in the South-West of England.
The Project is of significant importance to the UK’s future energy requirements, being the first to be built in the UK for over 25 years and is designed to operate for 60 years. When in operation it will deliver circa 3,260MW of secure low carbon energy to the UK energy network, which is enough energy to power approximately 6 million UK homes. The Project also represents a significant investment in the UK nuclear industry and the related technical supply chains.
Hinkley Point C 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 Team is expanding in preparation for the commissioning of Hinkley Point C, the first nuclear power station to be built in a generation.
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