Principal CS&A Engineer

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employment solutionsDenver (CO)

Nuclear Engineers Engineering Services

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Lead

SALARY

£95,000 per year

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About the role

Principal CS&A Engineer We have a fantastic opportunity for an experienced Principal CS&A Engineer to join a major nuclear infrastructure programme supporting the refurbishment of a critical facility on the Sellafield site. This role will provide technical leadership across civil and structural engineering activities, leading engineering delivery while ensuring designs meet the highest standards of nuclear safety, quality and compliance. This role can be done remotely with 1 day in either Warrington or Cumbria every 2 weeks. This position would suit a Principal Civil or Structural Engineer with extensive experience delivering complex nuclear projects. It will appeal to someone who enjoys leading multidisciplinary engineering teams, providing technical assurance and taking ownership of engineering delivery across major infrastructure projects.

Key Responsibilities: Lead the delivery of civil and structural engineering work packages across complex nuclear projects Provide technical leadership, design assurance and approval of engineering deliverables Coordinate multidisciplinary engineering teams to ensure safe and compliant project delivery Support construction activities through technical guidance, site support and resolution of engineering issues Ensure compliance with nuclear regulations, engineering standards and project quality requirements In return you'll receive a salary up to £95k, up to 20% annual bonus, enhanced pension, private medical insurance, private dental cover, 25 days holiday plus bank holidays and a comprehensive benefits package.

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