Overview
With the Project having reached the stage where design work is now largely complete, this role will specifically focus upon the design surveillance of a building that will house the Auxiliary Boiler system - which will eventually provide steam to the main turbines of the two power station reactors.
The role holder will essentially be responsible for reviewing/checking subcontractor completed works, coordinating design related activities and providing support as the Project transitions into the commissioning phase.
You will be supported by a multi-disciplinary Team within the business.
Key Responsibilities
- Act as an all-round engineering lead, with a strong focus on coordination rather than detailed technical delivery.
- Provide technical management of Contract(s), including being the primary point of contact for the civil programme Project Managers and Mechanical, Electrical and Heating and Ventilation (MEH) programme Project Managers.
- Review and check completed design work to ensure it is suitable for project requirements.
- Coordinate the design team and help keep project activities aligned.
- Ensure effective configuration control processes are in place and are implemented.
- Lead the resolution of transverse (multi-programme) engineering issues or risks.
- Ensure consistency of Contract Partner(s) deliverables with the contract technical specifications.
- Work closely with the Project Manager and external suppliers.
- Support the project as it moves from design completion into the commissioning phase.
Criteria
- Typically, degree qualified or equivalent in civil/structural/architect/process/mechanical Engineering discipline (Mechanical engineering background would be useful).
- Experience in design management and coordination on large multi-discipline infrastructure projects.
- An all-round engineer who can coordinate effectively across teams and suppliers.
- UK project experience required.
- Solid technical knowledge of building design and construction particularly key UK legislation (eg CDM 2015).
- Commissioning experience would be beneficial.
- Experience in nuclear industry appreciated - though not essential. (Awareness of the nuclear safety related constraints).
- Accuracy, tenacity, diplomacy, results-oriented, leadership.
- Acknowledged organisational skills including the ability to delegate.
- Excellent communication/interpersonal skills.
- Strong IT skills and proficiency in engineering software packages.
Desirable
- Engineering experience with boilers, steam generation facilities or thermal process.