Booth Welsh are looking for an Electrical, Control and Instrument biased Project Engineer to work in the Nuclear Industry in Lancashire.
The ideal EC&I Project Engineer will have the following experience
Site Supervision Capability (SMSTS preferred but not essential)
Ability to review contractor Risk Assessment and Method Statements (RAMS)
Ability to write Work Orders in accordance with site H&S policy and E&M Safety Rules
Identifying, implementing and complying with applicable safety, environmental and quality standards, company procedures and policies and other relevant legislative and regulatory requirements.
Support the Project Manager with day-to-day activities required to deliver work in line with the project
plan including safety, quality, schedule and cost objectives.
Facilitate and chair meetings as required by the Project Manager.
Prepare and maintain engineering documentation including Quality Plans and other documents as
required.
Ensure production of technical specifications and support the process of contractor selection and
contract placement.
Review technical documentation including contractor’s documents, designs and drawings when authorised to do
so.
Ensure technical queries are managed in accordance with process and procedures.
Carry out technical appraisals of project options. Perform feasibility studies, site surveys and liaison with
designers and station engineering staff as required.
Prepare commissioning documents and act as test team leader where appropriate