Control & Instrumentation Engineer

Control & Instrumentation Engineer

Salary: £40,069 - £71,101

Location: Dunbar, GB

Career Area: Engineering, Nuclear & Scientific

(Work Engineering Group and Technical Advice Group Positions)

The opportunity

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Join us as a Control and Instrumentation Engineer in the Maintenance department. You’ll provide engineered solutions for planned and developing work, while making sure safety and quality standards comply with HSE and Site Licence Conditions.

Pay, benefits and culture

The salary range associated with these roles is between £40,069 - £84,892; however, the starting salaries will be within the range of £40,069 - £71,101, allowing room for potential career advancement.

These are both full-time, site-based positions.

We want you to feel safe, valued, and celebrated. Working needs are individual: wherever you're based, we make sure your environment supports connection and comfort.

We defend fairness, diversity, and inclusion. Varied backgrounds and experience drive fresh thinking and innovation. Our future workforce looks to have an equal gender balance, people from minority ethnic backgrounds, LGBTQ+, those with a disability, and supports social mobility. As a disability confident employer, we can help with your application; let us know if you’ll need reasonable adjustments made.

Here's an overview of what you’ll be doing:

You will engineer and specify work to achieve the station’s objectives. Using operational experience in line with the stations’ Corrective Action Programme, you will write and approve safe systems of work with engineered solutions to correct defects; identifying tasks that support repair, while ensuring resources, materials and procedures are planned into work packages.

Through the provision of advice and information to improve maintenance work instructions and check sheets, you will ensure work packages inform to create successful work performance by the maintenance teams, with applicable standards, practices, and expectations.

Creating risk assessments (in line with HSE’s five steps to risk assessment) and supporting developing issues identified during execution week, you will be a first point of contact for technical issues and act as Field Supervisor for technical contracts.

Your knowledge and experience:

As a minimum, you’ll have an HNC in Measurement and Control Engineering (or equivalent).

A background in C&I Engineering / Maintenance in heavy industry is essential. With a record of troubleshooting and fault-finding on complex, electronic and pneumatic control circuits, you will bring excellent interpersonal and communication skills. A basic understanding of the operation of an Advanced Gas Reactor (AGR) Power Station is beneficial, however, extensive training will be given.

Closing date for applications: Wednesday 6th November 2024

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