Key accountabilities
• Accountable for engineering systems, ensuring safe, reliable, maintained and configured engineering plant and equipment providing an interface with projects and engineering design
Knowledge, Qualifications, Experience, Skills
• Broad Engineering background
• Principles of radiological and toxic hazards and protection
• Change and configuration control
• UK Health and Safety legislation
• Company finance process and commercial contract awareness
• Safety Cases – key hazards, outputs and awareness; such as safety mechanisms and legislative systems
• HNC or Degree in an engineering discipline
• Member of a Professional Institute desirable
• Good team working experience
• Problem solving and delivering workable solutions
• Report writing
• Computer software user
• Significant experience of, or working with, a broad range of plant, equipment and engineering systems
• Flexible and manage a multiplicity of tasks in parallel
• Effective communications, both written and oral at all levels
• Resource and People Management
• Sound and reliable judgement
• Critical assessment of documentation
• Conflict resolution
• Computer literate
Special Requirements
• To become a Facility Emergency Controller
• A willingness to undertake Monitored/Classified Radiation and Beryllium Worker status
About The Atomic Weapons Establishment (AWE)
Tasked with maintaining the UK's nuclear deterrent, the Atomic Weapons Establishment is without equal. No other organisation in the UK does what we do. Nor do they operate the way we do. This means our people can push the boundaries of conventional thinking and enjoy a wealth of stimulating challenges that are of real national importance.
Benefits
Join our team and on top of continually developing your abilities, you'll receive a superb benefits package. One that includes 28 days' holiday in addition to statutory bank holidays, a final salary pension scheme and relocation assistance where necessary.
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