We are looking for capable, experienced and proactive individuals to join our growing team and be responsible for leading chemical process engineering packages. These are high-impact roles, ideal for experienced engineers who thrive on technical complexity, process rigour and innovation with purpose. This is an opportunity to use your deep experience in chemical engineering to play a part in the Regeneration of the Raynesway Nuclear Licenced Site. This once in a lifetime major infrastructure programme is replacing the current facilities with modern state of the art manufacturing capability. You will be working across multiple projects and lifecycle stages to ensure that the areas under your responsibility meet both our engineering and project requirements.
What you will be doing
* Act as 'Intelligent Customer' for chemical engineering aspects of design and construction, including process design, P&IDs, mass & energy balances, hazard studies, sizing, pressure and flow calculations.
* Ensure that principles of inherent safety, hierarchy of controls and simplification are embedded into the design.
* Lead the development of requirements and design options for chemical engineering packages.
* Provide assurance that requirements have been appropriately incorporated into design and construction.
* Ensure that chemical engineering within the project is carried out in accordance with required engineering and project processes.
* Review and acceptance of chemical engineering documentation and drawings produced by the external supply chain.
* Provide input to the production of engineering processes, plans and strategies.
* Production of applicable aspects of safety and environmental documentation.
* Implement engineering controls on chemical process engineering work carried out internally and in the external supply chain.
* Ensure that chemical process systems are adequately commissioned and decommissioned.
* Support the Engineering Manager in ensuring that Suitably Qualified and Experienced Persons (SQEP) both internally and in the external supply chain are performing chemical engineering work.
* Provide technical authority, mentorship and review input for junior engineers and cross‑functional design teams.
Qualifications
* Chemical/Process Engineering degree or similar relevant discipline.
* Experienced in the design, construction and operation of nuclear and/or conventional facilities and infrastructure within the UK, ideally including experience of undertaking and assessing design of facilities.
* Familiarity with Nuclear Site Licensing Conditions, Safety Assessment Principles (SAPs) and Technical Assessment Guides (TAGs) is advantageous.
* Experience of working on COMAH or similar high hazard sites.
* Knowledge of Process Safety tools and techniques.
* Understanding of modern control principles relating to chemical processes.
* Experience and knowledge of nuclear safety case production.
* Familiarity with applicable regulations, codes and standards.
* You will also be a Chartered Engineer or hold an affiliate/associate membership of a relevant professional body and be working towards Chartered/Incorporated status.
What we offer
* Excellent development opportunities, a competitive salary and exceptional benefits, including bonus, employee support assistance and employee discounts.
* Hybrid working based on a flexible, locally‑managed arrangement, with a minimum of three days per week at the workplace to support collaboration and other specific reasons.
We are an equal opportunities employer. We are committed to developing a diverse workforce and an inclusive working environment. We believe that people from different backgrounds and cultures give us different perspectives which are crucial to innovation and problem solving. By building a culture of caring and belonging, we give everyone who works here the opportunity to realise their full potential.
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