Nuclear Equipment Surveyor

TL;DR

Nuclear Equipment Surveyor (Nuclear Assurance): Leading technical oversight of equipment scopes across a joint venture, with an accent on inspection governance, technical documentation, and quality assurance. Focus on coordinating suppliers and inspectors, managing nonconformities, witnessing commissioning trials, and issuing final release certification.

Location: Birmingham, United Kingdom

Company

Global assurance and risk management provider delivering certification, inspection, cybersecurity, training, and customised assurance services across multiple industries.

What you will do

• Act as technical lead for assigned nuclear equipment systems and coordinate with project management, site inspectors, surveyors, suppliers, clients, and joint-venture stakeholders.
• Chair kick-off and pre-inspection meetings and contribute to project reporting, risk tracking, and scope planning.
• Review and approve technical specifications, quality plans, intervention plans, inspection reports, and release documentation.
• Plan and monitor inspections, coordinate inspector requirements, and supervise surveyor and inspector activities.
• Manage areas of concern, corrective actions, NANs, and NCRs through resolution and closeout.
• Conduct equipment inspections, witness commissioning and acceptance trials, support supply-chain audits, and maintain required authorisation codes.

Requirements

• Experience and technical competency in nuclear equipment inspection and assurance.
• Ability to lead technical scopes covering major, intermediate, and minor equipment assemblies.
• Experience reviewing technical specifications, quality plans, inspection requirements, and certification documentation.
• Ability to coordinate suppliers, clients, inspectors, surveyors, and joint-venture stakeholders.
• Capability to manage risks, areas of concern, corrective actions, NANs, and NCRs.
• Ability to conduct inspections and witness commissioning and acceptance trials in accordance with applicable authorisations.

Culture & Benefits

• Work in a global assurance and risk management organisation supporting safer and more sustainable outcomes.
• Collaborate with colleagues, clients, suppliers, and joint-venture partners across diverse sectors and markets.
• Environment focused on integrity, shared ambition, diverse perspectives, professional growth, and technical expertise.
• Regular Employee position based in Birmingham.