Interface Coordinator

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Job Category:
Project Management / Controls

The HPC Jobs Service supports local people into exciting, long-term careers across our Project.

Main Duties:

• The Interface coordinator is responsible for providing leadership to the workforce and supervision on site whilst interfacing with the client.
• phold project and Bilfinger values
• Supervise and monitor works on site and report progress as per program, finding any issues or blockers that may prevent the team from working in areas.
• Provide leadership to workforce and supervision on site, supporting on site-based audits and client observations.
• Lead construction interface and coordination duties on site, in the relevant work areas and when required office for Bilfinger NSSS scope of works
• Responsible for interface between contractors & principal contractors involved in the NSSS scope of works.
• Responsible for readiness of NSSS scope of works in assigned project area, this involves being at the site face and making sure the area is ready, suitable and safe for the Bilfinger team to complete required tasks.
• Lead project daily / weekly / monthly coordination meetings on site, in the relevant work areas and when required in the office.
• Represent Bilfinger in all required meetings to ensure readiness for NSSS scope of works, including the site walk downs.
• Liaise with site management to facilitate program updates and work flow
• Support interface manager where required and directed alongside project leadership when required and directed

10 day on 4 day off rotation, 10 hour shifts
Based full time on site

Requirements:

• Enrolment onto ILM Level 3 Certificate C&BE plus completion of Nuclear Unit Or Confirmation of booking onto Nuclear Engineering Construction Supervisor (NECS)
• SMSTS Or IOSH Managing Safely
• Previous experience working in Nuclear preferred but not essential

For this role you must have evidence of right to work in the UK. As a project, we do not discriminate on the grounds of age, gender, race, colour, religion, disability or sexual orientation, and we welcome applications from all sections of the community.

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