C&I Engineer - Nuclear

We are currently supporting a major international engineering organisation involved in complex energy and industrial projects in the UK and are looking to connect with experienced C&I Engineers
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Sector:
Energy / Industrial / Highly Regulated Environment /
Nuclear

• Perform Control & Instrumentation engineering studies in coordination with multidisciplinary teams
• Analyse technical inputs, manage interfaces and resolve engineering open points
• Produce technical documentation including control architecture drawings, block diagrams and instrumentation specifications
• Support installation and on-site engineering activities
• Participate in technical discussions with internal stakeholders, subcontractors and clients
• Support bid preparation, planning and engineering execution activities
• Contribute to mentoring and knowledge sharing within the engineering function

• Experience in C&I / EC&I engineering within energy, nuclear, industrial or process sectors
• Knowledge of control systems, instrumentation and industrial standards
• Comfortable working in multidisciplinary and technically demanding environments
• Strong communication and coordination skills
• Experience in C&I in industry, ideally in the nuclear industry
• Can communicate easily with other discipline and can help solving multi-disciplinary problems
• Engineer with several years of experience in layout and piping
• Software and tools:
  Microsoft Word/Excel, Autodesk Plant 3D, Autocad, E3D/PDMS
• Key competencies:
  Interpersonal and communication skills, proactive, influencing skills, ability to work in a team as well as on own initiative, ability to multi-task, logical thinking, results focused with the ability to meet commitments and deadlines
• Good knowledge of standards like BS EN IEC 60709, BS 60073, standards relating to electromagnetic compatibility BS EN IEC 52003 and 61000, and standards relating to instruments, cables, wiring

This opportunity offers exposure to large-scale projects, technical challenges and long-term career development within a growing engineering environment.