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Project Manager Bristol Permanent Assystem’s Nuclear New Build team in Bristol is heavily engaged within the Hinkley Point C project, due to continued growth within the programme, we’re looking to recruit a Project Manager on a permanent basis to support project delivery. The role will focus on delivering critical elements on the programme, working heavily with Quality Engineering to ensure vast programme of Quality work are delivered. There will be additional requirement to support the Hinkley Point C Project Team and provide overall bid support. Additional responsibilities will include ·         Build positive relationships with Client. ·         Management of multi-disciplined teams of designers and engineers, to ensure projects are delivered within budget and timescale targets, to the correct quality. ·         Develop opportunities from the prospect stage, via pre-qualifications and tenders, to successful contract award, project execution and satisfied customers ·         Work with Bid Managers and Operations staff in making bid/no-bid decisions and prepare detailed strategies for tenders. ·         Maintain knowledge of clients’ intentions, programmes and budgets to assist in the Company’s forward planning ·         Team resource management including manpower need, team set up, specific recruitment needs ·         Management of project KPIs e.g. Earned Value ·         Client and Subcontractor Management; strategic, relationship and contractual and commercial management ·         Interface with clients project management team to report update and resolve issues ·         Ensure project deliverables are met in accordance with programme, quality and cost Essential ·         Significant demonstrable competence gained in Project Delivery position. ·         Past project management or project engineering experience is essential. This will ideally have been gained in a technical area within the nuclear industry or other highly regulated industry sector. ·         Proven track record of delivering to tight deadlines. ·         Knowledge and experience of preparing and utilising estimates, schedules, risk registers, execution plans ·         Bid management experience (i.e. development of value proposals and tender returns) How to apply Should you wish to apply, or have any questions regarding the opportunity, please get in touch with Callum on 01254 927 629 or clatham@assystem.com

As Assystem’s business grows, we are looking for a dynamic, self-motivated and outcome focused project administrator to work across projects and in general support of the Assystem business. Please note the role will have a provisional start date in September The role will be based in Bristol with the requirement for occasional travel to client and / or other Assystem sites. Key Responsibilities The following is a non-exhaustive list of core responsibilities: Support to the selection, onboarding, and induction of new team members including: Co-ordinating interviews (both internally and with the client) Organising and delivering inductions Collation, storage, and processing of personal information (e.g. qualification records and / or security clearance related documentation) Support to the collation of information for and the production of project and business reports Maintenance and update of project and commercial registers (e.g. change register, work-order register) Organisation of and minute taking at meetings when required Update, maintenance, and archiving of project registers, files and records Act as the main point of contact for visitor passes Support to the coordination of travel logistics Collation and reporting of project and business statistics such as performance and / or health and safety KPIs Creating and updating spreadsheets, word documents, and slide-decks Production and maintenance of stakeholder maps Data entry Photocopying, printing and scanning Filing and archiving a background doing similar would be preferred. Act as a point of contact for visitors Co-ordination of local office “special projects” such as team and / or recruitment Security clearance Due to the nature of work to be undertaken applicants will be required to meet certain residency criteria in order to attain a minimum level of UK security clearance. To be considered for this position, you must have: Minimum education standard of 5 GCSEs grades A-C or equivalent including English and Maths Ability to obtain a minimum of BPSS Security Clearance Good working Knowledge of Microsoft Excel, Powerpoint, Word, and Outlook Good organisational and communication skills An ability to maintain an attention to detail when dealing with repetitive tasks Excellent literacy and IT skills An ability to use own initiative and work independently An ability to work under pressure and to deadlines A team player An ability to learn in house systems Advantageous  Knowledge and / or experience in cost control or reporting Knowledge and / or experience of project and / or business reporting Knowledge of Visio and / or mind mapping software Experience and / or working knowledge of the HPC project Knowledge of French Knowledge of Quality Management Systems and standards Knowledge and / or introductory qualifications related to project management and / or the nuclear industry

Commissioning Process & Method Lead Bristol Permanent Assystem’s Nuclear New Build division is looking to recruit a Senior position within our Hinkley Point C team. We’re actively recruiting for a Commissioning Process & Method Lead. This role is a permanent position and will be looking at a start date of late September/early October following a successful interview process. Within the Nuclear New Build (NNB) project team, the Commissioning Programme is responsible for all the commissioning activities required to test the functional and safety performance of the Nuclear Island (NI), the supporting systems and the conventional plant installed in the station. As a Commissioning Process and Method Lead working for the Commissioning Programme, the consultant will develop the testing methodology to be used for the commissioning of HPC. You will extract best practice from other EPR projects and use it to define HPC’s commissioning processes. These processes will cover preparation, execution and approval of tests. Activities include (indicative list): ·         Define the test processes, methods and guides, using best practice from previous EPRs; ·         Provide technical guidance on the application of the graded approach ·         Liaising with other project stakeholders (e.g. Engineering, MEH Alliance) to validate key interfaces with the testing programme ·         Support regulatory compliance and approval of commissioning arrangements. The objective of this work is to provide the Commissioning Programme with an efficient testing methodology, which will drive productivity and cost optimisation. How to apply. Should you wish to find out further information about the position, please get in touch with Callum on 01254 927 629 or clatham@assystem.com, alternatively, please feel free to apply and we’ll be in touch shortly.

Commissioning Training & Development Engineer Bristol Permanent Assystem’s Nuclear New Build division is looking to recruit a Senior position within our Hinkley Point C team. We’re actively recruiting for a Commissioning Training & Development Engineer. This role is a permanent position and will be looking at a start date of late September/early October following a successful interview process. Within the Nuclear New Build (NNB) project team, the Commissioning Programme is responsible for all the commissioning activities required to test the functional and safety performance of the Nuclear Island (NI), the supporting systems and the conventional plant installed in the station. As a Commissioning Training Development Engineer, you will be expected to contribute to the definition and implementation of the training programme for the commissioning of HPC. The starting point of this work will be the resource planning for HPC commissioning and a Training Specification document. Based upon these elements, the objective of this work will then identify the best available training modules from the Commissioning Alliance partners and supply chain and use these in order to build a dedicated training programme for the commissioning of HPC. Activities include (indicative list): ·         Identify and assess available training modules and materials that can meet the competence requirements for the identified commissioning roles; ·         Highlight gaps in the existing training programme and undertake research to identify the resources and providers to fill these gaps; ·         Optimise the use of alternative training options (e.g. apprenticeships, internal mentoring, shadowing, secondments); ·         Develop practical training on the mock-up at the National College for Nuclear; ·         Support the application of a graded approach to training. The objective of this work is to provide HPC with a commissioning training programme that can enable the mobilisation and upskilling of the large commissioning workforce required for HPC. How to apply. Should you wish to find out further information about the position, please get in touch with Callum on 01254 927 629 or clatham@assystem.com, alternatively, please feel free to apply and we’ll be in touch shortly.

Digital Commissioning Consultant Bristol Permanent Assystem’s Nuclear New Build division is looking to recruit a Senior position within our Hinkley Point C team. We’re actively recruiting for a Digital Commissioning Consultant. This role is a permanent position and will be looking at a start date of late September/early October following a successful interview process. Within the Nuclear New Build (NNB) project team, the Commissioning Programme is responsible for all the commissioning activities required to test the functional and safety performance of the Nuclear Island (NI), the supporting systems and the conventional plant installed in the station. As a Digital Commissioning Lead working for the Commissioning Programme, the you will oversee the specification and development of the digital solution that will be implemented to support the commissioning of HPC. You will liaise with HPC’s Responsible Designer (RD) and other project stakeholders (including SWITCH, EDF’s company-wide digitalisation programme) to ensure that the commissioning processes and procedures are consistently integrated and managed in a common data environment. A critical aspect of the role is to engage stakeholders outside of the Commissioning Programme and sustain their commitment throughout the project. The consultant will have to be familiar with the use of collaborative working methods and have the ability to lead collaborative workshops. Activities include (non-exhaustive list): ·         Audit and analyse existing processes and workflows; ·         Align needs and expectations from the different parties; ·         Author functional specifications for the digital tool and liaise with the tool’s editor and/or integrator; ·         Define priorities amongst user requirements and monitor their implementation; ·         Follow-up on the various technical open points. The initial focus of this work will be on the digitalisation of the commissioning documentation (procedures and test instructions). Required Experience ·         Knowledge of information management systems ·         Knowledge of data-centric principles ·         Experience in process mapping and data modelling ·         Analytical mind ·         Strong communication skills ·         Team player and delivery-focused Desirable Experience ·         Commissioning experience ·         Knowledge of EPR projects and system engineering ·         Knowledge of configuration management ·         Quality and nuclear safety culture ·         French language skills ·         Knowledge of the Dassault Systèmes platform (3D Experience) or any relevant Plant Lifecycle Management (PLM) system

You will be responsible for performing the necessary engineering analysis, including the supporting calculations, for a specific system(s) in order to produce the system documentation required for the project working from the Bristol based office. You will act as the central point of contact for system(s) which fall(s) under their responsibility. This role is for a System Engineer specialising in HVAC (Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning) design. Duties - Responsible for preparing the System Design Manual including: Analysis and verification of the input data Describing the system, its role and mission (including the safety missions) Updating and implementing the Safety Classified Component List, SCCL, working closely with the Safety Department (SNE) in France Carrying out the process and operational design of the system Sizing components e.g. pumps, pipework, pressure relief valves Performing thermal modelling using ThBat software Producing component datasheets required for the procurement of equipment Ensuring the 3D model is accurate and consistent with the intended system design Performing the analysis for defining the Instrumentation and Control Functional Requirements of the system and production of the I&C logic Working closely with counterparts in the Paris office to agree common approaches and share knowledge Implementation of modifications related to the system including: Analysis and verification of the applicability of these modifications and challenging them as appropriate Utilising the electronic Engineering Change Management tool Security clearance Due to the nature of work to be undertaken applicants will be required to meet certain residency criteria in order to attain a minimum level of UK security clearance. Essential: Mechanical or Chemical Engineering degree or equivalent qualification Knowledge of  HVAC system design, calculation and modelling Working knowledge of fluid mechanics, heat transfer and thermodynamics Understanding of Safety Case construction Desirable: Knowledge of EPR design principles and Safety Classification Knowledge of Instrumentation and Control design Experience of performing HVAC design work on UK nuclear facilities Ability to speak and write technical documents in French Familiarity with Human Performance techniques Experience of working on an operating plant or on an industrial site Understanding of Nuclear Safety principles related to design of HVAC systems on a Nuclear Power Station For an informal chat on the role please contact Louise on 01254 927580 or email on looneill@assystem.com

Mechanical/Process Engineer Bristol Permanent Assystem is the world 3rd largest Nuclear Consultancy, we are currently growing our Nuclear New Build capabilities in Bristol and as such as looking to recruit a Mechanical/Process Systems Engineer within our Commissioning team. Your role will be to support Commissioning Engineers to Develop and Author Commissioning Test Packages. These are developed from P&ID’s by using an AVEVA digitalised software package to define the system boundaries for the different CTP’s and to identify and define the interface points between the CTP’s. This role will Initially be supporting the HVAC, Waste and NSSS work-streams for the Nuclear New Building Commissioning plans. Familiarisation and training on the software will be provided. Experience, Skills and Qualification Requirements ·         Degree Qualified in a relevant subject ·         Experience within Design, Mechanical or Process Engineering ·         Systems Engineering or Commissioning experience would be highly advantageous ·         Experience within a highly regulated industry How to apply   If you have any questions regarding the project and/or the position, or wish to learn more before applying, please get in touch with Callum at clatham@assystem.com or 01254 927 629. Alternatively, please hit apply and we’ll be in touch shortly.

Quality Engineer/LTQR Engineer Bristol Permanent Assystem Energy & Infrastructure Ltd (AEIL) are looking to build a team of Lifetime Quality Record (LTQR) Engineers to manage the Delivery of packaged LTQR’s on behalf of our client. Your role as part of the LTQR team, will be located as required at Client and Key Tier 1 Sites. The role will be generally office base, but travel may be required to  other office locations in support of the role. Person specification The ideal candidate will be familiar with LTQR management, including an understanding of required records, within highly regulated industries such as; Oil & Gas, Electrical Generation and Defence, ideally with existing experience working in a nuclear or large project environment. A key member of the LTQR team, the position will be working closely with Quality Leads and the Assystem Quality Team, supply chain and other LTQR Stakeholders as required. As such, we are looking for candidates who are good communicators, with strong interpersonal skills, used to dealing with individuals at different levels within the client and supply chain. Essential requirements: ·         Review of documentation/certification records pack ·         Ability to ensure pack meets the Contract/Technical specifications ·         Any deviations have been captured (Concession/Technical Query/Change Note) and reflected in the LTQR for the component/assembly. ·         Validation of approval of Drawings, Certification, Procedures, Quality Plans (QP's), Inspection and Test Plans (ITPs), Route Cards by company and client. ·         Liaison with suppliers to retrieve lost/incomplete documentation/certificates. ·         Maintain accurate records of contract documentation as required by the company. ·         Generating progress reports as required. ·         Monitor close out of issues and follow up when necessary. ·         Maintain discipline of filing systems for completed documents/certificates. ·         Must have a good understanding of Quality Management Systems and previous Quality experience within an engineering/industrial background. ·         Must have a good understanding of projects and be able to plan tasks around schedules, targets and milestones. ·         Must have good technical knowledge and an understanding of material certification. This will ideally include materials knowledge, concrete, welding, I&C experience How to apply    If you have any questions regarding the project and/or the position, or wish to learn more before applying, please get in touch with Callum at clatham@assystem.com or 01254 927 629. Alternatively, please hit apply and we’ll be in touch shortly.

Job Title: Commissioning Functional Support Manager Location: Finland and Bristol thereafter Duration: Permanent or Contract Commissioning Functional Support Manager Job Title: Commissioning Functional Support Manager Location: Finland and Bristol thereafter Duration: Permanent or Contract Commissioning Functional Support Manager   The Project: Working initially on a NNB project in Finland and thereafter joining our largest NNB project in the UK. The Role: Working under the authority of the CFS/NI Commissioning Management, the Functional Support Manager will be responsible for support functions integrated in the Commissioning Department including: •             Coordinate staffing requirements with commissioning branches and groups leaders. Make sure that necessary resources and competencies are available. •             Manage the commissioning budget (Barchart, Contracts, HBO hours) •             Manage training and qualification of all personal in CFS/NI Commissioning Department in accordance with Commissioning Manual procedures and site needs. •             Manage and ensure updating of the Commissioning Manual (CPs) and Project Instructions managed by Commissioning. Develop and arrange dedicated training. •             Support the commissioning needs in term of organizational changes and method implementation Additional tasks and responsibilities could be added at a later stage when needed including technical and/or operational functions. A full job specification is available. Your background: You will have a Technical degree or equivalent together with Management experience in a similar commissioning setting. You’ll need to have proficiency with Microsoft Office Suite (and Documentum) as well as a good knowledge of OL3 project organisation. Security clearance: Due to the nature of work to be undertaken applicants will be required to meet certain residency criteria in order to attain a minimum level of UK security clearance if not already security cleared to a minimum SC level. Apply Now: To apply forward your CV on this advertisement, if you have any queries about the role or would like a full job spec please contact jghayour@assystem.com  or call 01254 927491

Surveillance Engineer Bristol Permanent but would consider contract Assystem is supporting the Quality Delivery works within Hinkley Point C, as such we’re looking to increase our Quality capability, specifically operating as a Surveillance Engineer for Manufacturing, Inspection and Testing. This role is of critical nature to the delivery of the HPC project, operating as an intelligent customer for the client and working with the supply chain, auditing and reporting on progress to the client. The role will require travel to supplier sites. The role has both QC and QA elements so experience of both is essential Accountabilities ·         Deliver manufacturing surveillance programmes per contract based on a graded approach of equipment safety function and project importance ·         Interface regularly with other internal and external mechanical and civil engineering team also supporting the surveillance of manufacturing suppliers’ premises or on site. ·         Lead the internal technical review and acceptance of supplier manufacturing documentation and the client acceptance of non-conformance reports and maintain the link to parallel review performed by external stakeholders ·         Establish and check planned client inspection witness and hold points marked in the supplier inspection and test plans and monitor their completion ·         Perform visits to manufacturing facilities to perform oversight of inspection performed by our inspection agencies, when required (UK, France or Worldwide) ·         Support the review and delivery of the end of manufacturing records, lead to the quality release of equipment of the construction site ·         Support to engineering direction and project managers by reporting on progress of manufacturing surveillance activities and raising issues ·         Ensure supplier quality control requirements are adequately specified within the contract documentation submitted in the ITT ·         Maintain knowledge and expertise in Nuclear codes and quality control stand and practices. Knowledge, Skills, Qualifications and Experience required ·         Degree in Mechanical Engineer or alternative equivalent disciplines ·         Experience of the manufacture and inspection of Mechanical Equipment with a concrete interface e.g. embedded steel pipework, pipe supports, tanks ·         Experience of working in environments subject to ISO9001, ISO14001 and OHSAS18001 ·         Excellent communication skills and ability to build strong working relationships ·         Nuclear site experience is essential ·         Proven experience developing supplier relationship ·         Ideally you will have operated in an Intelligent Customer/Client Representative position