Mechanical Engineer - Pressure Compliance - HYBRID

Morson Human Resources Limited; West of England; Hybrid; GBP 48,000 - 72,000; Full time

Job summary

Morson Edge are recruiting for a Mechanical Engineer (Pressure Compliance) to join the Nuclear New Build project at Aztec West, Bristol. The role is contract and inside IR35, with hybrid working: min two days in the office and balance remote.

You will manage pressure systems compliance and structural integrity for a defined scope, interfacing with project managers, regulators including ONR, and supply chain partners; travel to mainland Europe may be required.

Qualifications

• Experience with pressure systems regulation and structural integrity.
• Ability to interface with project managers, regulators and supply chain.
• Knowledge of RCC-M or ASME codes is beneficial.

Responsibilities

• Support development and maintenance of pressure systems compliance and structural integrity requirements for the appointed scope.
• Ensure project policies and contracts are implemented to meet safety case requirements.
• Act as technical decision-maker for pressure systems compliance within assigned scope.

Skills

Pressure systems experience

Regulatory interface

Project coordination

Education

Tertiary education in engineering or science

Job description

Status: CONTRACT inside IR35 - Mon-Fri (5 days)
Office Location: Aztec West, Bristol
Hybrid working schedule: Min x2 days per week office attendance and balance of week remote working
Reports to: Pressure System Completions and Integration Manager

Morson Edge are working on behalf of a major client in the Energy Sector who have a requirement for a Mechanical Engineer to join their established Project team at Aztec West, Bristol. All work is associated with the Nuclear New Build construction Project underway in Somerset. The position is offered on a contract basis, inside IR35.

Overview

• The Pressure Compliance organisation sits within the Quality Function and is responsible for developing and delivering plant compliance for pressure systems structural integrity, conformity assessment and safety. The team interacts closely with many different stakeholders, including project managers, engineering design, manufacturing/installation companies and regulators.
• The Mechanical Engineer (Pressure Compliance ) will take responsibility for managing the pressure systems compliance and structural integrity requirements on behalf of a specific scope identified by the Pressure System Completions and Integration Manager and Pressure Compliance Lead, ensuring appropriate implementation and compliance to meet Project needs.
• The role will require good technical and organisational capabilities to effectively interface with Project Managers and relevant stakeholders in the programme, the ONR, third party organisations and support the supply chain in delivery.
• Their team and role will act as the single point of contact for pressure systems compliance and structural integrity requirements - through all phases of the project and for the various project policies, for their allocated scope.
• The role may require trips abroad (mostly mainland Europe).

Principal Accountabilities

• Support the development and maintenance of the pressure systems compliance and structural integrity requirements for their appointed work scope.
• Ensure that project policies, processes and contracts are implemented and delivered to the right quality to manage pressure systems regulation and structural integrity safety case requirements.
• Responsible for arbitration and technical decisions in regard to pressure systems regulation and structural integrity compliance for their programme.

Dimensions

• Ensuring delivery by third parties on behalf of the project.
• Develop strong working internal/external relationships (within the Project, regulators and the supply chain).
• Be able to credibly advise projects and programmes on technical requirements and act as the technical decision maker in regard to pressure systems compliance and structural integrity activities as per their delegation of authority.

Qualification

• Typically tertiary education qualified in a related Engineering or Science based discipline - or equivalent work related employment history

Knowledge and experience

• Relevant experience in large scale project or asset management within a highly regulated industry sector as Power Generation, Nuclear Industry or Oil &Gas / Petro-Chemical.
• Relevant engineering topic experience associated with pressure systems manufacture, installation, structural integrity and conformity assessment.
• Mechanical engineering design and operation of pressure equipment specifically built to RCC-M or ASME codes.
• Working in a multidisciplinary and matrix environment.
• Working with regulators and supply chain companies to coach through the pressure compliance process.
• Knowledge of regulatory requirements relating to plant in the UK would be a plus.

Desirable

• Chartered Member of appropriate professional institution would be a plus (IMeche Preferred), or capable of being chartered.