Works Specifier Project Engineers

Booth Welsh Ltd; Leiston; Remote; GBP 40,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading engineering company in the UK is seeking a Project Engineer / Work Order Card Specifier for a long-term contract. The successful candidate will write work order cards for nuclear power stations, manage documentation and risk assessments, and ensure compliance with EDF procedures. Ideal candidates will have experience in mechanical engineering and Authorised Person Safety Assessments (APSA). This role allows flexibility, with work being performed remotely in the UK.

Qualifications

• Experience writing work order cards for nuclear plants.
• Able to specify and approve work order packages.
• Familiar with EDF processes and the AMS system.

Responsibilities

• Write work order cards for nuclear power stations.
• Manage documentation and risk assessments.
• Attend work planning meetings and conduct site walk downs.

Skills

Writing work order cards

Mechanical engineering

Control & instrumentation engineering

Authorised Person Safety Assessments (APSA)

Familiarity with EDF processes

Proficiency in Microsoft Office

Job description

Job Title: Project Engineer / Work Order Card Specifiers

Long-term contract available on a rotational basis — one week on site per month. Work can be performed from anywhere in the UK.

Responsibilities include:

• Writing work order cards for nuclear power stations, specifically for refuelling outages.
• Specifying work order packages and managing documentation, risk assessments, and spares.
• Attending work planning meetings and conducting site walk downs to identify deficiencies, verify defects, and assemble work packs.

Ideal candidates will have experience in:

• Writing work order cards for nuclear plants, with a mechanical and control & instrumentation engineering bias.
• Specifying, approving, and conducting Authorised Person Safety Assessments (APSA).
• Familiarity with EDF processes, procedures, and AMS system.
• Ability to write routines and proficiency in Microsoft Office programs.
• Understanding how work is planned and actioned systematically.