Nuclear Technical Specialist - Systems Training

Copello; Barrow-in-Furness; On-site; GBP 55,000 - 65,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading defense contractor is seeking a Nuclear Technical Specialist - Systems Training in Barrow-in-Furness. This role involves designing and delivering training solutions to support nuclear safety standards. The successful candidate will have a strong understanding of nuclear systems and experience in delivering technical training. Benefits include a competitive salary up to £65k, relocation support, and flexibility in health and lifestyle benefits. This position is primarily onsite and open to British nationals.

Benefits

Competitive salary up to £65k

Pension

Paid overtime

Relocation support

Flexible health benefits

Qualifications

• Proven experience in delivering technical or safety-critical training.
• Ability to respond to changing customer demands.
• Understanding of nuclear safety requirements.

Responsibilities

• Design and deliver nuclear training solutions to maintain safety standards.
• Develop and enhance technical training materials.
• Work with stakeholders to improve nuclear capability.

Skills

Understanding of nuclear systems

Delivering technical training

Adapting training approaches

Organisational skills

Analytical thinking

Job description

Nuclear Technical Specialist - Systems Training

Location: Barrow-in-Furness (Primarily Onsite) - Relocation assistance offered

Salary: Competitive plus potential overtime available

Security: Due to security restrictions this position is open to sole British nationals only; any dual nationality must have been relinquished

About the Role as : Nuclear Technical Specialist - Systems Training

On behalf of a defence client, we are seeking a Nuclear Technical Specialist in Systems Training to support the design, delivery and governance of nuclear training within a highly regulated environment. This position is integral to maintaining nuclear safety standards by ensuring training content, methods and assurance processes are aligned with operational, regulatory and programme requirements.

Key Responsibilities as : Nuclear Technical Specialist - Systems Training

• Design, deliver and continuously improve nuclear training solutions that support strategic objectives and uphold nuclear safety principles.
• Provide specialist input into the development and enhancement of training materials within your technical discipline.
• Support the review and improvement of training content beyond your own specialism where it contributes to nuclear safety outcomes.
• Work closely with stakeholders and subject matter experts to strengthen specialist nuclear capability across the organisation.
• Ensure training activities are correctly governed, documented and assured in line with established nuclear policies and procedures.
• Maintain and enhance personal nuclear shipbuilding competence through involvement in build, test, commissioning, regulatory or assurance activities.

Essential Skills and Experience as: Nuclear Technical Specialist - Systems Training

• Strong understanding of nuclear systems and nuclear safety requirements, particularly within a nuclear submarine construction environment.
• Relevant qualifications and proven experience delivering technical or safety-critical training to varied audiences.
• Demonstrated ability to adapt training approaches to suit different learner needs.
• Highly organised with the flexibility to respond to changing customer and programme demands.
• Sound judgement in risk and issue management, supported by analytical thinking and problem-solving capability.

Desirable Experience as: Nuclear Technical Specialist - Systems Training

Previous submarine service with experience of submarine operations, including reactor and reactor support systems.

Benefits

• Up to £65k basic salary DOE
• Competitive pension
• Paid overtime
• Relocation support
• A wide range of flexible health, wellbeing and lifestyle benefits

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