Nuclear-Jobs in United States

Are you an experienced Engineering Manager with expertise in managing multi-discipline engineering teams?

Do you have knowledge of regulatory compliance within the nuclear industry standards and site Authorised Conditions?

If so, please read on for further information!

Due to the security nature of the programme, all candidates must be UK born.

An exciting opportunity has arisen for an experienced Engineering Manager to oversee engineering support across relevant programmes of work.

This is a contract role and has been classified as inside IR35.

• Managing DA safety cases and engineering workstreams to ensure the programme achieves its end of design life.
• Developing, maintaining, and implementing the Safety Justification Plan.
• Engaging with stakeholders throughout project lifecycles to ensure Defence Authority (DA) requirements are identified and managed.
• Ensuring all activities comply with site-specific Safety Management Arrangements, processes, and procedures.
• Providing guidance to Safety Case and Design Engineers.
• Contributing to the programme’s option evaluation processes.
• Promoting professional behaviours within the engineering team.
• Sharing system-specific Learning from Experience (LfE) within the engineering function.
• Fostering a culture of collaboration and transparency.
• Preparing and delivering safety case and engineering presentations as needed.
• Facilitating effective communication between the programme team and stakeholders to support programme delivery.
• Adhering to policies on Environment, Health, Safety, Security, and Quality, and contributing to their ongoing improvement.

• Degree qualification in a relevant engineering or scientific discipline.
• Chartered Engineer status or near attainment, with a commitment to professional development.
• Extensive knowledge of nuclear industry standards and site Authorised Conditions compliance.
• Experience with technical assurance activities.
• Experience in project engineering and site implementation/integration.
• Understanding of legislation and standards relevant to the industry.
• Experience working in highly regulated environments.
• Ability to produce technical documentation such as reports, specifications, and queries.
• Stakeholder engagement skills.
• Basic health and safety training for site visits.
• Knowledge of nuclear safety case requirements.
• Ability to work independently and within a team.
• Supervision and mentoring experience within engineering teams.
• Strong attention to detail.
• Excellent organizational and communication skills, both written and verbal.

If you are looking for a new opportunity to lead a team of nuclear specialists and possess the skills and experience required, apply now or contact Callum Jones via LinkedIn.

Millbank Holdings Ltd is an equal opportunities employer and welcomes applications from all qualified individuals eligible to work in the UK.

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