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Process Engineer

Millbank Holdings
Warrington
1 week ago
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Do you want to join a well-established and leading player in the nuclear energy sector?

Are you a proven Process Engineer keen on growing your own expertise through challenging design tasks?

Do you want to contribute to complex engineering challenges across nuclear decommissioning?

If this sounds like the role for you, then click apply to take the next steps!!

The Opportunity
An exciting opportunity has become available for a Process Engineer to apply their skills and academic learning to support a leading nuclear energy business on a permanent basis. As a Process Engineer, you will contribute to ongoing and new complex engineering projects. With a successful and experienced team around you, you’ll benefit from a wide range of skills and expertise.

Your duties and responsibilities will be
Production of design deliverables (e.g. drawings, reports or calculations) to agreed standards of safety, cost, quality and time.
Where appropriate, may be required to train and develop others.
Involvement in improvement initiatives and projects.
Comply with all legislative, regulatory and company policy standards and processes applicable to the role.
Work within UK nuclear regulations and internal standards to ensure all designs meet legislative and safety requirements.
Work closely with mechanical, electrical, safety, and project engineers to deliver integrated solutions.
Liaise confidently with clients, regulators,...

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