Senior Safety Case Engineer — Lead High-Impact Bids Hybrid

Babcock International; Warrington; Hybrid; GBP 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Generous holiday allowance

Matched pension scheme

Digital GP & health checks

Employee share scheme

Be Kind Day volunteering leave

Flexible working options

Job summary

Cavendish Nuclear is seeking a Senior Safety Case Engineer to join the Business Winning team across Warrington, Preston, Leicester, Newbury, or Bristol, with hybrid working. You will bring deep safety-case knowledge to early project development, lead safety-case contributions to major bids, and shape verification plans.

The role requires a degree in science or engineering, experience in regulated environments, and ability to collaborate with multidisciplinary teams.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in a relevant science or engineering discipline.
• Experience in a highly regulated environment.
• Experience contributing to safety case documentation.
• Knowledge of ALARP and ONR Safety Assessment Principles.
• Ability to prepare technical analyses and safety submissions.
• Experience working with multidisciplinary engineering teams.

Responsibilities

• Lead safety-case contributions to major bids.
• Develop safety case scopes, schedules, and verification plans.
• Produce and review safety case documentation and technical reports.
• Support hazard identification and risk assessment processes.
• Promote collaboration and continuous improvement.

Skills

Regulated environment experience

Safety case documentation

ALARP ONR principles

Technical analyses & submissions

Multidisciplinary teams

Education

Bachelor's degree in science or engineering

Job description

Cavendish Nuclear is seeking a Senior Safety Case Engineer to join the Business Winning team across Warrington, Preston, Leicester, Newbury, or Bristol, with hybrid working. You will bring deep safety-case knowledge to early project development, lead safety-case contributions to major bids, and shape verification plans.

The role requires a degree in science or engineering, experience in regulated environments, and ability to collaborate with multidisciplinary teams.