Civil Nuclear Safety Case Specialist

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Civil Nuclear Safety Case Specialist

£70,000 to £90,000 per annum depending on experience

Bristol or Gloucester are preferable but would consider any office for the right candidate

We operate a flexible hybrid working pattern at Frazer-Nash, with time split between the office, client sites and working from home.

17th August 2026 but early applications are encouraged.

At Frazer-Nash we deliver innovative engineering solutions to our clients to make lives safe, secure, sustainable and affordable. It’s an exciting time to work in the nuclear industry and Frazer-Nash are involved in many projects across the whole lifecycle of various nuclear facilities. We’re seeking a Nuclear Safety Case Specialist with particular experience of working with EDF to join our diverse team and play a role in developing and increasing our support to existing and new nuclear projects.

We support clients in all parts of the UK civil and defence nuclear industry, with one of our most significant areas being our support to the EDF’s gas-cooled and light water reactor fleet. We provide specialist support to EDF on engineering projects for the design, construction, operation, maintenance, defuelling, and decommissioning of their nuclear facilities.

As an experienced EDF nuclear safety specialist, you will be expected to lead and undertake project work for EDF on, or in support of, significant nuclear safety cases, and supervise other staff in doing such work. You’ll demonstrate your experience and knowledge in the nuclear industry by assessing and justifying safety. You’ll also oversee and manage projects, develop and hold client relationships, and win new work;

as well as supporting and coaching junior colleagues’ development. You’ll also have opportunities to apply your knowledge from working with EDF to projects with other nuclear clients.

This is an opportunity for candidates with relevant experience of working specifically with EDF, who are comfortable working within EDF processes and able to perform the following kind of roles:

• Develop and execute strategies to tackle complex nuclear safety challenges.
• Lead technical tasks such as safety assessment, risk assessment, hazard identification, fault schedules, design basis analysis, probabilistic analysis, safety functional requirements.
• Conducting periodic review of safety of nuclear facilities.
• Qualification and substantiation of systems against safety requirements.
• Internal and external hazards assessments.
• Safety case development and support for nuclear and non-nuclear plant.
• Authoring or reviewing/verifying safety-related documents.

• Demonstrable 10+ years of civil nuclear or defence nuclear infrastructure experience, with a significant period of that being with EDF.
• A Degree, Master's or PhD in a relevant STEM subject.
• Extensive experience and understanding of:
• The UK regulatory regime for nuclear safety cases and safety management.
• Nuclear safety case requirements, processes, terminology and documentation.
• Safety analysis and safety justification methods as they are used in the nuclear industry.
• Effective organisational skills and proven track record of leading technical teams.
• Clear written and verbal communication skills.
• Willingness to handle shifting requirements and operate autonomously.
• An appetite to continually learn, improve and stretch yourself.
• A willingness to travel and spend time on client sites.

It would benefit applicants to be able to demonstrate some of the following areas:

• Experience working for multiple site licensee companies.
• Both reactor and non-reactor plant.
• Technical oversight; leadership; and self-directed review.
• Experience in project…