Nuclear EC&I Commissioning Engineer (Contract)

-; City of Edinburgh; On-site; GBP 100,000 - 125,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading engineering firm is seeking an experienced freelance EC&I Commissioning Engineer for a major nuclear decommissioning project in Scotland. The role requires extensive previous experience in nuclear commissioning, including duties like vendor testing, preparing commissioning specifications, and fault identification. A relevant engineering qualification (HNC/HND), IOSH certification, and project management knowledge are essential. This opportunity provides a chance to contribute significantly to a vital project within the nuclear sector.

Qualifications

• Previous nuclear experience is essential.
• Project management knowledge, preferably APM member.
• Experience in nuclear commissioning.

Responsibilities

• Carry out vendor testing witnessing duties at works test.
• Prepare plant commissioning test specifications.
• Perform early inspection of site installation to facilitate system handovers.
• Execute testing activities throughout IPC commissioning phase.
• Identify faults and propose solutions.
• Organise Commissioning Technicians and support resources.
• Initiate and implement FOBs.
• Validate Working Level Instructions.
• Apply and remove Temporary Commissioning Aids.

Skills

Nuclear CE&I systems commissioning

Project management

Calculation production using Excel

IOSH Working or Managing Safely

SMSTS or SSSTS

ECS Supervisory card

Education

HNC/HND in Engineering related subject or equivalent

Job description

A leading engineering firm is seeking an experienced freelance EC&I Commissioning Engineer for a major nuclear decommissioning project in Scotland. The role requires extensive previous experience in nuclear commissioning, including duties like vendor testing, preparing commissioning specifications, and fault identification. A relevant engineering qualification (HNC/HND), IOSH certification, and project management knowledge are essential. This opportunity provides a chance to contribute significantly to a vital project within the nuclear sector.