We are currently looking for a Waste Systems Commissioning Engineer to join our team in Bristol. The successful candidate will be supporting nuclear power plant project. The overall purpose of the role is to consult on the following matters:
- Platform Test Procedure (PTP) and its related study file aiming at validating I&C functions at test bay for the operational control system (SPPA-T2000 S7).
- Sufficiency Analysis Note (SAN) and its related study file demonstrating the proper test coverage of the safety functions assigned to a system.
- System Commissioning Programme (SCP) and its related study file.
- Commissioning Procedures (CP) and its related study file.
Such activities are based on design documentation, the customer's engineering methods, standards and processes as well as commissioning documentation and feedback from other EPRs.
The successful candidate will be entrusted to work on the following tasks:
1. Preparatory phase
- Confirm the project data & internal organization with the discipline Lead (budget, time schedule, author – checker – approver).
- Identify the relevant stakeholders and means.
- Check the maturity of the input data against RC2 CS2 configuration and/or upcoming changes.
- Collect OPEX
- Record risks in the related register and propose mitigation plan.
- Arrange pre-job brief / kick-off meetings.
- Open the study file.
2. Execution phase
- Produce the deliverables in compliance with customer's engineering procedures and taking into account OPEX from other EPR projects.
- Get the deliverables checked by the relevant parties – resolve outstanding issues and comments.
- Survey commissioning deliverables elaborated by others (e.g. contractors) with respect to project standards.
- Feed the study file as tasks evolve.
- Support I&C function tests (PTP) at test bay (France) including test result assessment.
3. Monitoring phase
- Report progress towards initial time schedule & budget.
- Update risk register on a need basis.
4. Close out phase
- Get approval of the deliverables by the relevant parties without comments (PTP, SAN, SCP and CP).
- Store both the above mentioned deliverables and associated study files in the EDMS.
- Significant engineering experience in the power generation or process industries with heavy regulatory constraints is required.
- This must include the drafting of mechanical and monitoring equipment testing guidelines and procedures / instructions.
- Functional knowledge of Wastes systems is expected.
- I&C logic diagrams reading and understanding are required.
- A first commissioning experience is a plus (commissioning test experience on a nuclear site, or commissioning procedure elaboration).
- A commissioning experience on an EPR project I&C test bay (or writing of associated procedures) is also appreciated.
- Ability to propose fit-for-purpose technical solutions in their area of expertise
- Capability of coordinating technical topics which may involve several engineering disciplines (mechanical/HVAC, electrical, I&C) and suppliers.
- Good writing skills with a focus on the drafting of test procedures and test coverage substantiation files.
- Rigour in the production and review of deliverables.
- Ability to work in a team, in an international and multicultural environment.
- 12-24 month contract opportunity
- Salary/rate will depend of experience
- 20 days’ holiday plus bank holidays
- Employee Assistance Programme
- Access to a range of internal and external trainings
- Team events
- Opportunity to work with Colleagues from other locations
- Free on-site parking
We are an equal opportunities employer and highly value Diversity and Inclusion.
We encourage, welcome and support applications from People of all genders and cultural backgrounds.
Your application will be reviewed based on your experience, skills and motivations.
Do not hesitate to reach out to us if you need any reasonable adjustments within the recruitment process. We are here to help you be at your best.
