Assistant Site Manager– Solar
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£35,000- £45,000
Introduction
Astute are proud to be partnering with one of the worlds leading EPC service providers of solar powered plants. Since they were founded in 2001, they have installed over 480 PV systems with an output of 4 GW. The client has an exciting opportunity as an assistant project manager to support on the site management of both Solar PV and battery storage projects.
Roles & Responsibilities
Reporting to the Head of Project Management you will be responsible for:· Supporting the site manager on both Solar PV and Battery Storage projects.
· Ensuring quality standards and contractual requirements are met.
· Coordination of sub-contractors.
· To make sure all HSQE standards are met.
· Preparation of site documentation for project handovers
· To identity and mitigate any risk to the budget, quality or programme.
· Coordinate logistics and manage materials.
Skills & Qualifications
We are looking for someone with the following:
· Experience of working within the solar sector, or renewable sector
· Previous site management experience
· SMSTS or SSSTS training
· CSCS card
· Excellent communication skills, both verbally and written
Salary & Package
What’s on offer for this exciting role:
· £35,000- £45,000
· KPI driven bonus
· Pension
· 4 x life cover
· 33 days holiday (including BH)
· Mobile/PC/ PPE provided
How to apply? To apply for this opportunity simply send a copy of your up-to-date CV and covering letter to [email protected] or call 03333 074 887 to speak to Maddy Smith who can tell you more.
INDREN
Job Title: Health Physics Monitor (HPM)
Location: Urenco Capenhurst, Cheshire Department: Health Physics / Radiation Protection Reports to: Health Physics Team LeaderOverview:
We are seeking a dedicated Health Physics Monitor to support radiation protection activities across the site. The successful candidate will be responsible for working to support the appointed RPA on-site for monitoring radiation levels, ensuring compliance with safety standards, and supporting operational teams to maintain a safe working environment.Key Responsibilities:
Carry out routine and non-routine radiological monitoring and contamination surveys.
Assist in the implementation of radiological protection measures and controls.
Operate and maintain radiation monitoring equipment.
Support investigations into radiological incidents or alarms.
Record and report monitoring data in accordance with regulatory and site-specific requirements.
Provide front-line support to operational staff regarding radiological safety and best practice.
Participate in emergency response drills and actual events as required.
Requirements:
Relevant qualifications or experience in radiation protection or health physics monitoring (e.g., RPA2000-accredited training or equivalent).
Strong understanding of radiological safety principles and regulations.
Good communication skills and a proactive approach to safety.
Ability to work independently and as part of a team in a regulated environment.