Mechanical Equipment Engineer - Nuclear

Assystem

As a Mechanical Equipment Engineer working on nuclear projects in a client design office environment, your key responsibilities will include:

Assist the Engineering lead (EL) in resolving technical issues related to equipment design, manufacturing, and qualification, while ensuring compliance with specifications through surveillance of design documentation;
Collaborate with other Mechanical Design Engineers to assure design interfaces (electrical, process and I&C) between the turnkey contract and wider plant;
Help manage interfaces between the Contractors equipment within the scope of supply and interfacing systems, contracts and buildings, while communicating effectively with the service contractor, client, and all other stakeholders;
Support the EL in risk management, configuration management, and preparation of governance meetings, including handling of Contract Transfer Sheets (CTS’s), Design Modifications (UKDCs), and Referential Evolution Requests (RER);
Assist the EL in responding to supplier requests such as RFI’s, IQs, or ERs, with appropriate assistance and sign-off from CEL as required;
Contribute to the development of action plans for Design Open Points (OP) and assist in the preparation of annual surveillance reports.

Bachelor/Master’s degree in a relevant engineering field (Mechanical, Process, Chemical)
Knowledge and design work experience with at least one of the following:
- Pressure equipment such as valves and tanks – highly desirable;
- Filters;
- Piping and ducting;
- HVAC;
- Industrial Doors;
- Rotating equipment (motors, pumps, compressors);
- Heat-exchangers;
- Emergency diesel generators.
Excellent leadership skills of large teams in complex environments;
Experience in highly regulated industry i.e. nuclear, oil & gas, energy, or public sector works is desirable;
Knowledge of UK regulatory requirements (CDM, COSHH, IRR, Environmental Permitting, etc.);
Experience with British/ISO standards and other design codes.