Mechanical Engineer

ABMI France; Bristol; On-site; GBP 40,000 - 80,000; Full time

Job summary

Join a forward-thinking engineering consulting firm as a Mechanical Equipment Engineer in Bristol. This role offers a unique opportunity to engage in significant projects, focusing on the calculation of piping and valves for major nuclear initiatives. You will be part of a collaborative team, coordinating activities and ensuring successful contract delivery while adhering to health and safety regulations. With a strong emphasis on employee growth and innovation, this position not only promises a fulfilling career path but also the chance to contribute to groundbreaking engineering solutions. If you're ready to take your career to the next level, this opportunity awaits you.

Benefits

Pension Scheme

Private Healthcare

28 Days Holiday Plus Bank Holidays

Access to Nuclear Training Courses

Team Events

Qualifications

• Master's degree in engineering or scientific discipline is essential.
• Knowledge of nuclear mechanical equipment design and safety regulations.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate activities during tendering phases and manage contract delivery.
• Organise technical meetings and report progress to stakeholders.
• Plan and resolve technical problems and queries.

Skills

Nuclear Mechanical Equipment Design

Contract Management

Documentary Surveillance

Understanding of Equipment Interfaces

Health and Safety Regulations Knowledge

Education

Master’s degree in Engineering or Scientific Discipline

Job description

ABMI, a fast-growing engineering consulting firm, has been accompanying industrial challenges in France, Europe, and worldwide for over 35 years. As partners in the most significant projects, our 700 employees, including doctors, engineers, technicians, and project management experts, offer innovative and ambitious solutions in line with our clients’ needs.

At ABMI, we offer not just a job but a career path. We support each of our employees as our company develops. Our company is built on a human scale and grows alongside your progress. Whatever project you are working on, you can count on a trio: your manager, your HR contact, and your business advisor, all working together to help you succeed.

We encourage your creativity and innovation.

RESPONSIBILITIES:

Our UK agency is searching for a new collaborator as a Mechanical Equipment Engineer to support all activities performed by the team devoted to the calculation of piping and valves on SZC and HPC.

The position will be based in Bristol, under a permanent contract.

• Coordination of activities during all tendering phases (clarification meetings, bid assessments, and contract surveillance).
• Organise and lead regular progress and technical meetings with the contractor.
• Report internally with RD and with the client to communicate progress, risks, issues, and planning to support contract delivery, management, tracking of design risks, and leading the preparation and assessment of early warnings and variations.
• Manage interfaces with the contractor, the client, and all other stakeholders (internal and external) to ensure the successful delivery of the contract aligned with the overall engineering schedule and technical specifications.
• Coordinate overall Configuration Management activities: Contract Transfer Sheets, Design Modifications, and Referential Evolution Requests preparation as required.
• Organise, coordinate, and monitor surveillance activities (drafting of the Surveillance Programme Organisation Note and the Annual Surveillance Report).
• Plan and contribute to the resolution of technical problems and queries.

BACKGROUND AND SKILLS REQUIRED:

Essential

• Master’s degree or equivalent in an Engineering or Scientific Discipline.
• Contract management and documentary surveillance.
• Understanding of equipment interfaces (pipework, supports, fluids, safety case, systems engineering).
• Knowledge and experience in Nuclear Mechanical Equipment Design, manufacturing, and operations.
• Knowledge and understanding of relevant Health and Safety regulations.

Desirable

• Experience with the SZC or HPC project.
• Experience in the nuclear sector.
• Knowledge of and/or experience with equipment contracts in the nuclear sector or other heavily regulated industries (such as oil & gas, rail, etc.).
• Knowledge and understanding of engineering design sequences.
• Project management qualification and/or experience.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:

• Permanent Contract only
• Salary: depending on experience
• Based in Bristol
• Pension Scheme
• Private healthcare
• 28 days’ holiday plus bank holidays
• Access to Nuclear training courses and specific training
• Team events

We do not discriminate on the grounds of age, gender, race, colour, religion, disability, or sexual orientation, and we welcome applications from all sections of the community.

If you are interested in this position, please apply directly on LinkedIn.

See you soon in Bristol!