About the Project:

Infrastructure Gated Projects EELVS & B484/ELoG

EELVS Fulfilling the requirement to provide emergency standby generation to a critical nuclear facility on the Sellafield site.

Due to the nature of the facility, there is a requirement for this to withstand 1 in 10,000-year extreme events. Conceptual design of a Diesel Generator Island was developed under a previous project (EDNUP) prior to being paused, project is now due to be restarted as a standalone project.

B484/ELoG Study required to understand the shortfall in on site diesel storage and refuelling capabilities on site following the closure of B484. Also need to understand the operating philosophy and preferred way forward to extend the duration of site

standby power provided through EDNUP following a change in resilience requirements following a Extended Loss of Grid (ELoG) from 3 days to 5 days.

About the Role:

Support to the SL Responsible Engineer (RE) in the production of design deliverables (Study, Front End Design, Detail).

Support and process engineering input to other discipline and plant/engineering discussions and asset investigations.

The role will support a SL Responsible Engineer (RE).

Experience of the following is desirable:

Regulations & Assessments (COMAH, DSEAR, COSHH)

Front End Design/Studies & Feasibility Assessments

Project Review & Due Diligence

Operating Philosophies & Operational Modelling

Environmental and Nuclear Waste Management (including ALARP/BAT studies)

Nuclear Safety and Structured Hazard Management Processes

Production of engineering drawings, Basis of Design/Control, Instrument Process Data Sheets, Process Data Sheets, Equipment Design & Sizing Calculations, S&IDD etc

This role requires interface with an Integrated Design Team, facility team (including systems engineering), other project functions and must work closely throughout project phases. The ability to work collaboratively in a team environment is essential.

Essential Qualifications & Experience

Degree qualified Process Engineer (or equivalent through enhanced experience).

A minimum of five years post graduate experience working within a highly regulated industry.

Experience in the design of standby power generation systems including diesel generators, pumping and auxiliary storage systems.

Familiar with a range of available technologies and techniques for emergency electrical generation.

Experience in engineering reviews and due diligence.

Capable of independent and autonomous work during the delivery of packages.

Able to actively seek input from other engineers, specialists, facility and project team members to improve understanding and deliver fit for purpose solutions.

Be able to present information in forms specifically aimed at a variety of target audiences.

Ability to demonstrate competence in a design role (SQEP).

Good proficiency in Microsoft packages (Excel, Word, Visio, Power point, Outlook, etc).

Desirable Qualifications and Experience:

Experience of any Sellafield or nuclear industry Design.

Experience in Requirements Identification & Management.

Chartered (or close to chartered) engineer.

Experience of leading work packages .

Monitored worker status advantageous but not essential.

Good working knowledge of other IT systems (AutoCAD / DM Desktop) will be invaluable but not essential.