Project Engineer (Structural Integrity Engineer)

Booth Welsh Ltd; West of England; On-site; GBP 45,000 - 65,000; Full time

Job summary

Booth Welsh Ltd. is seeking a Project Engineer for a Bristol-based contract with a client in the nuclear sector. You will work with a multi-disciplinary team to support the Stress Reports Strategy, coordinating actions and delivering outcomes with stakeholders.

The role emphasizes strong communication, a proactive approach, and the ability to lead topics at pace while maintaining rigor in configuration management and progress tracking.

Qualifications

• Experience in complex engineering environments (nuclear or regulated)
• Background in Engineering or Science with interest in Project Engineering/Management
• Demonstrates context leadership to coordinate topics quickly
• Experience with configuration management
• Engagement in fast-paced, evolving topics
• Pragmatic and good listening to distill solutions
• Strong critical thinking to resolve issues

Responsibilities

• Lead one or more workstreams with a multi-disciplinary team
• Assist Stress Reports Task Force Lead with tracking actions and minutes
• Collate data in spreadsheets and prepare presentations
• Create project Gantt charts and chase progress
• Take increasing responsibilities as opportunities arise

Skills

Communication

Stakeholder management

Multi-disciplinary teams

Engineering background

Project engineering

Configuration management

Fast-paced environment

Critical thinking

Job description

We have an interesting contract Project Engineer opportunity to work with a client within the nuclear sector, based in Bristol.

We're looking for an individual with strong communication skills, a questioning attitude and who is capable of developing quality trusted relationships with stakeholders to support development and delivery of Complex SI team's Stress Report Strategy.

The ideal candidate will have the following experience:

• Experience working with multi-disciplinary teams within complex engineering environments either within nuclear or other highly regulated spaces;
• Engineering or Science background with an interest in Project Engineering or Project Management;
• Demonstrates Effective "context" leadership skills, developing understandings for new topics at pace to coordinate without being lost in the detail;
• Prior experience with configuration management;
• Track record of engagement in fast-paced and rapidly evolving topic;
• Pragmatic thinker with good listening skills, able to hear the input of many individuals and distil solutions that best fit the collective needs of teams across the project; and,
• Critical thinker who can identify novel ways to resolve longstanding issues.

What You'll Be Doing

The successful candidate will work closely with the Stress Reports Task Force Lead, taking responsibility for varied tasks such as:

• Leading one or more workstreams - working with a multi-disciplinary team to coordinate the delivery of specific outcomes
• Supporting the Task Force Lead with activities such as tracking of actions, minuting meetings, collating data in spreadsheets, preparing presentations for meetings, creating project Gantt charts and chasing progress on actions.
• Being an important part of a multi-disciplinary team with opportunities to take on increasing responsibilities as and when appropriate and if the opportunity arises.