Nuclear Equipment Surveyor - Contractor

Nettitude Group; Birmingham; Remote; GBP 50,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

LRQA seeks a Nuclear Equipment Surveyor for a predominantly home-based role, with required UK site visits and overseas travel as needed. The role combines administrative oversight with technical inspection duties to ensure conformity with international codes and client specifications.

The ideal candidate will have experience in welding, materials and NDT, and be comfortable working remotely while delivering clear findings to manufacturers and clients.

Qualifications

• Technical skills include welding, materials, heat treatment and NDT.
• Ability to use and understand international standards such as ASME and BS EN ISO series.

Responsibilities

• Review procedures and inspection plans to establish conformity with international codes and standards.
• Conduct inspections on site.
• Create and issue inspection deliverables.
• Supervise on-site inspectors and communicate findings to the end customer.
• Attend online and offline meetings and carry out periodic site visits in the UK and Europe.

Skills

Welding

Materials

Heat treatment

NDT

Tools

ASME

BS EN ISO

RCC-M

Job description

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Job ID: 42785
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Position Category: Nuclear
Position Type: Contractor On Demand

Who are LRQA?

LRQA stands for dedication to clients, market firsts, and deep expertise in risk management. We’ve grown to become a leading global assurance provider, bringing together outstanding expertise in certification, customised assurance, cybersecurity, inspection and training.

While we’re proud of our heritage, it’s who we are today that really matters, because that’s what shapes who we and our clients can become tomorrow. By staying true to our shared values and combining decades of collective experience, we support our clients in building a safer and more sustainable future.

LRQA currently operates across 50 countries, has more than 2,500 colleagues, generates £315m in revenue, and supports more than 60,000 clients across a diverse range of sectors and markets.

Role Purpose

The Nuclear Equipment Surveyor role requires a combination of administrative and technical skills. In the pre-manufacturing phase the Surveyor will be required to review procedures and inspection plans to establish conformity with international codes and standards and project specific requirements. The Surveyor will need good communication skills both written and verbal in on-line and face to face meetings to explain the findings of the reviews to the manufacturer and the end client. In the manufacturing phase the Surveyor will supervise remotely on-site inspectors, review and collate inspection reports and communicate findings to the end customer for their action. Further attendance at on-line and face to face meetings will be required along with periodic visits to manufacturing locations in the UK and Europe. Technical skills required include welding, materials, heat treatment and NDT. It is recognised that candidates may not be experts in all these topics and the LRQA Nuclear Team has dedicated experts in each of these fields who will provide support. The ability to use and understand international standards such as ASME and BS EN ISO series is vital. Training will be provided on industry specific codes such as RCC-M. This role will be predominantly home based so candidates will need to be comfortable working unsupervised for extended periods. The role is restricted to UK Nationals and security clearance will need to be undertaken.

Key Responsibilities:

• Review procedures and inspection plans to establish conformity with international codes and standards and project specific requirements.


• Conduct inspections on site


• Create and issue inspection deliverables


• Supervise on-site inspectors, review and collate inspection reports and communicate findings to the end customer for their actions.


• Attendance at on-line and face to face meetings will be required along with periodic visits to manufacturing locations in the UK and Europe


• Responsible to attend meetings to explain the findings of the reviews to the manufacturer and the end client.

The successful candidate should be able to demonstrate the following:

• Good communication skills both written and verbal.


• Technical skills required include welding, materials, heat treatment and NDT.


• Ability to use and understand international standards such as ASME and BS EN ISO series is vital.

Note:

It is recognized that candidates may not be experts in all these topics and the LRQA Nuclear Team has dedicated experts in each of these fields who will provide support. This role will be predominantly home based (office location - South West England) so candidates will need to be comfortable working unsupervised for extended periods. The role is restricted to UK Nationals and security clearance will need to be undertaken.

Diversity and Inclusion at LRQA:

We are on a mission to be the place where we all want to work and we are passionate about embracing different perspectives because we understand the value this brings to our business, our clients and each other. We are all about creating a safer and more sustainable future and our inclusive culture is right at the heart of our business.

Together our employees make our communities better and we want you to be part of our diverse team!

LRQA is a leading global assurance provider. The integrity and expertise we bring to our partnership with clients support their journey to a safer, more secure and more sustainable future. ( Group entities ).