Adam Nash

Requirements Engineer (Nuclear)

DV Clearance needed

Length of Contract – 12 months +

Location - Berkshire

Rate - £50-55.00 per hour

Start Date - ASAP

 

As a Requirement Engineer you will provide expertise to multiple programmes responsibility working closely with, and advising appropriately, the Project Manager or Engineering Task Manager, to ensure that Systems Engineering methods, tools and processes are used to best effect.

 

Key Accountabilities:

 

• To Engineering Task/Project Manager for planning and execution of tasks in order to deliver specific agreed objectives; demonstrating control of cost, quality and timeliness of engineering output.
• Lead and influence collaborative working and contribute towards the achievement of project goals.
• Provide mentorship and supervision of staff working in systems engineering.
• Maintain and promote high personal standards in environment, safety, health, security and quality and be a great team player.
• Additional accountabilities for this job profile may be defined and appointed through the Chief Engineer Management Arrangements, with appointees listed within the Company Design Authorities and Technical Authorities, as held in the company management system.

 

Key Responsibilities:

 

• Elicit, analyse and translate stakeholder needs into technical requirements.
• Undertake requirements derivation, architecture development and system simulation.
• Undertake modelling and simulation to explore problem space and potential system solutions.
• Undertake requirements verification and validation and support technology teams’ derivation of verification and validation events, test cases, test plans and test specifications, to support integration activities.
• Perform or lead trade studies and analyse the relative benefits/merits of competing solutions.
• Lead the development and delivery of viable technical solutions that meet customer requirements.
• Manage and develop long term plans in support of life-cycle phases using Systems Engineering best practice.
• Support process capture, implementation and improvements for integrating the sub-systems.
• Support project reviews for internal programmes and external contracts, including providing written reports and verbal briefs to management and stakeholders.
• Maintain and promote awareness of Systems Engineering best practice and wider systems issues.
• The Company may require you to fulfil any other reasonable duties aligned to your position from time to time in line with business needs.

Essential Requirements:

• Ability to grasp new and abstract concepts and ideas quickly

• Lateral and innovative thinking

• Effective report writing skills

• Competence in the use of both office and technical software.

• Ability to deliver objectives on time and to quality with minimum supervision.

• Ability to work from minimal instruction.

• Ability to work effectively with others towards common goals

If you are interested in finding out more, you can call Adam on 02392 288 289 or email on [email protected]

Graduate EC&I Engineer – Nuclear/Decommissioning Chorley, Lancaster Up to £25,000     Introduction Our Client is one of the UK's leading providers of Environmental solutions to the nuclear sector, offering a full range of Waste management, decommissioning and land remediation services to their customers.  As such, they are looking for Graduate EC&I Engineers to join their growing Engineering team, based in Chorley. Working as a Graduate EC&I Engineer, you will be exposed to a variety of different projects, allowing you to broaden your knowledge and experience across a wide range of Engineering disciplines, to ultimately focus on an area of your choice. They offer an exciting opportunity to develop your skills while receiving excellent support and training from experts in the field.                   Roles & Responsibilities As the Graduate EC&I Engineer you will be responsible for:

• Participating in a wide range of projects from decommissioning to design and testing new equipment
• To deliver on project briefs, taking ownership with support and guidance from Senior EC&I Engineers
• To provide updates on projects according to the development of work, through design and procurement to build and commissioning.
• Support across other projects when needed.
• Personal growth and development
• Any other duties as required  

    Skills & Qualifications We are looking for someone with the following:

• MEng, BEng, HND or DipHE in electrical engineering
• Experience of AutoCAD
• Ability to organise and prioritise workload
• Good communication and ability to work collaboratively

    Salary & Package What’s on offer for this exciting role:

• Salary up to £25000
• Opportunities for occasional hybrid working
• Chance to work on a variety of projects
• 25 days holiday plus bank holidays

    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 07441 391 419 to speak to Laura who can tell you more.     INDNUC

    About the role: Astute’s Nuclear team are currently working with a leading business in the Nuclear sector, who are currently recruiting for an EC&I Engineer to work on a long term contract basis, outside IR35. The EC&I Engineer role comes with an hourly rate of £45- £55 per hour.                   Key skills:

• Design fundamentals
• Application of Formulae and Calculations
• Basic optioneering and equipment selection
• Environmental impact to installation and equipment, for example IP Ratings and Special Locations
• General understanding of EC&I drawings, both reading and production of Block, Line, Layout, Schematic, Wiring, Termination etc
• Fundamentals of Safety Systems, Interlocks and of designing to ‘Fail Safe’
• Control methodology

    Location, remuneration and timeframe of the role:

• Chorley(hybrid)
• £45- £55 per hour
• 12-month contract
• Outside IR35

   

 

Principal Safety Case Engineer Location: Reading / Basingstoke area

Salary: £58,500 - £92,000 per annum

We are seeking experienced Principal Nuclear Safety Analysts to lead and support high-profile nuclear safety projects, working on ground breaking innovation and technical challenges. This role involves overseeing new facility construction, extending the life of current operations, and decommissioning projects.

Key Responsibilities:

• Lead the development of safety assessments and ensure regulatory compliance.
• Manage and deliver complex safety documentation for new and existing projects.
• Collaborate with process owners to maintain modern standards.
• Mentor and guide junior safety analysts.

Requirements:

• Degree in science or engineering or relevant practical experience (HND or equivalent).
• Experience in nuclear safety assessments.
• Professional membership in a relevant chartered body (desirable).

Benefits:

• Generous Annual Leave: 270 hours, plus every other Friday off.
• Flexible Working: Options to balance work and life, with part-time opportunities available.
• Career Development: Funding for professional memberships, access to mentors, and tailored training.
• Pension Scheme: Company contributions of 9% to 13%, depending on your contribution.
• Health & Wellbeing: Life assurance, Employee Assistance Program, Occupational Health Services, and a variety of voluntary health benefits.
• Special Leave Policy: Paid time off for volunteering, public service, and family care.
• Discounts & Savings: Access to discounts for everyday purchases.
• Work-Life Balance: Paid time off and supportive policies to suit your lifestyle and family needs.

Join us to advance your career while enjoying a supportive work environment and an extensive benefits package. Apply now to be part of a leading nuclear safety team!