Site Quality Engineer
JOB LOCATION: Reading UK
DURATION: 12 + Months Minimum
PAY RATE:
£44 PAYE = £33.34 + £5 shift rate
£49 PAYE = £37.07 + £100 daily per diem location dependent (30 miles plus)
£5 per hour retention bonus - to be paid at the end of the project 66 hours per week
- Shifts 11 days on 3 days off
Main Purpose:
Ignore dates above – ASAP start subject to clearance.
• What project is it working on (or a list of what it could be on) Reading UK
• Does it need to be British passport holder, will dual nationals be considered – Dual nationals considered
• Does security need to be in place No, but SC preferable
• Will there be travel with the role to other sites – not routinely – limited, ad hoc requirement for paid travel for security/training requirements (Newbury, etc.) may be required
• Longevity of the project – 12mths+
• Is per diem available (location dependent) - £100/day
• Will travel expenses be paid – business travel only.
Qualifications:
The role exists in order to develop and implement site quality arrangements across all aspects of site activities (e.g. Installation, Commissioning, Operations) in support of the overall project lifecycle.
The Site Quality Engineer is responsible for ensuring that activities (e.g. audits) are undertaken to establish the implementation status of the above arrangements and the reporting of such information.
The Site Quality Engineer will also undertake specific activities on behalf of the Quality function as required.
Experience:
• Have experience of Nuclear Construction Site Work.
• CSCS card holder
• Experience of Drafting ITP’s and construction Installation, Test & Commissioning check sheets.
Knowledge:
• Good working knowledge of the Nuclear industry and Nuclear License Conditions.
• Good working knowledge of all relevant regulations and legislation.
• Good working knowledge of the Customers quality requirements
• Good working knowledge and application of ISO 9001.
• Knowledge of site construction completions systems e.g. OCCMS.
• Knowledge of Configuration Management Practices