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Assystem GmbH
Bridgwater
4 weeks ago
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Our Vacancy# Process Engineer* Nuclear* Permanent /* Bridgwater* United Kingdom* 14/10/25* On site* Share At Assystem, you’ll be part of one of the top three largest nuclear engineering companies in the world. Joining us means working in a collaborative and supportive environment where innovation thrives. You’ll be empowered to grow your skills while contributing to cutting-edge projects that have a lasting global impact. Please note: Due to project security requirements, Unfortunately, visa sponsorship is not available for this position.## Job Description The Job Mission This is a hybrid role, primarily based in Bridgwater, with flexibility to work from home and local offices. Relocation support is available for those moving closer to site.You’ll join our Radwaste Commissioning team, supporting the safe start-up and testing of process systems on a major UK energy project.Key responsibilities: Prepare and validate commissioning test documentation. Support detailed planning of commissioning activities. Execute system flushing, pump, and valve testing. Analyse test data and produce summary reports. Contribute to design reviews for ease of commissioning. Ensure compliance with safety and quality procedures. Manage risks, changes, and open points effectively.Skills and Qualifications: Degree or HNC in Mechanical or Chemical Engineering. Experience in commissioning or industrial testing activities. Understanding of mechanical process and utility systems. Ability to read and interpret P&IDs and drawings. Knowledge of pumps, valves, and associated equipment. Familiarity with commissioning or construction documentation. Prior experience in nuclear, oil & gas, or heavy industry projects. Right to work in the UK – no visa sponsorship available. This is your chance to work on a project that defines the future of clean energy in the UK. You’ll join a forward-thinking organisation where your contribution directly supports a safer, more sustainable world. If you’re ready to take on the challenge and grow with your future team, apply today.Benefits include: Hybrid Working Opportunity Flexible working hours Pension scheme (8% company contribution / 4% personal contribution) 25 days’ paid annual leave + bank holidays + option to buy or sell days Professional fees reimbursed Employee referral scheme Competitive Sick Pay – Support when you need it Income Protection & 3x Salary Death-in-Service Cover Free Digital Gym Access – Expert-led fitness classes 24/7 Employee Support Line – Mental health, financial & legal helpWe are committed to equal treatment of candidates and promote, as well as foster all forms of diversity within our company. We believe that bringing together people with different backgrounds and perspectives is essential for creating innovative and impactful solutions. Skills, talent, and our people’s ability to dare are the only things that matter !. Bring your unique contributions and help us shape the future. Please note: Due to project security requirements, Unfortunately, visa sponsorship is not available for this position
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