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Health Physics Monitor
Newbury
Health Physics Monitor, Contract, Aldermaston Our Client requires experienced Health Physics Monitor to work on a decommissioning project on the AWE Aldermaston site. The successful candidate will be required to use/wear RPE, (Respirators and PBAS (Pressurised Breathing Air Suits) following the appropriate training. Role and Responsibilities The Health Physics Monitor will: Perform Health Physics Surveys (radiation and contamination) and complete Health Physics Survey Reports. Use/wear RPE, (Respirators and PBAS (Pressurised Breathing Air Suits) following the appropriate training. Undertake decontamination monitoring of PBAS workers. Maintain a register of sources and record daily checks and defects Make daily use of air sampling equipment. Undertake function checking of Health Physics survey equipment and report any defects noted to Health Physics Supervisor. Provide Health Physics coverage of operations as directed by Health Physics Supervisors. Undertake Health Physics reassurance survey and clearance of items removed from and between controlled areas. Maintain stocks of Respiratory Protective Equipment/Personal Protection Equipment. Maintain local rules applicable to controlled areas, dresser and barrier duties, including the organisation with laundering of clothing. Undertake instruction to trainee surveyors maintaining best practice. Undertake radiological coaching of staff with whom they work. Ensure that a Daily Log is completed. Participate in Pre-job briefs and post job reviews. Qualifications City & Guilds stage 1 Radiological Protection or NVQ equivalent Due to the nature of the position SC clearance is required
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Health Physics Surveyor
Newbury
Health Physics Surveyors x 4 , Contract, Aldermaston Our Client requires experienced Health Physics surveyors to work on a decommissioning project on the AWE Aldermaston site. The successful candidate will be required to use/wear RPE, (Respirators and PBAS (Pressurised Breathing Air Suits) following the appropriate training. Role and Responsibilities The Health Physics Surveyor will: Perform Health Physics Surveys (radiation and contamination) and complete Health Physics Survey Reports. Use/wear RPE, (Respirators and PBAS (Pressurised Breathing Air Suits) following the appropriate training. Undertake decontamination monitoring of PBAS workers. Maintain a register of sources and record daily checks and defects Make daily use of air sampling equipment. Undertake function checking of Health Physics survey equipment and report any defects noted to Health Physics Supervisor. Provide Health Physics coverage of operations as directed by Health Physics Supervisors. Undertake Health Physics reassurance survey and clearance of items removed from and between controlled areas. Maintain stocks of Respiratory Protective Equipment/Personal Protection Equipment. Maintain local rules applicable to controlled areas, dresser and barrier duties, including the organisation with laundering of clothing. Undertake instruction to trainee surveyors maintaining best practice. Undertake radiological coaching of staff with whom they work. Ensure that a Daily Log is completed. Participate in Pre-job briefs and post job reviews. Qualifications City & Guilds stage 1 Radiological Protection or NVQ equivalent Due to the nature of the position SC clearance is required
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Project Manager/Contract Manager - Civil Eng Design Contracts
Bristol
Role: Project Manager / Contract Manager - Civil Engineering Design Contracts - Hinkley Point 'C' nuclear power station project Location: Bristol. close to the M4/M5 junction Salary: up to £59000 + benefits including 10% client pension contribution Start: March 2021 onwards (due to need to obtain security clearance - client happy to wait for candidates to serve appropriate notice period) An exciting opportunity exists for a Project Management / Contract Management professional with knowledge and/or experience of civil engineering design contracts required to work for a key client responsible for the production of the construction drawings for EDF's Hinkley Point 'C' nuclear power station construction project. The role will be based at the client's UK head office in north-west Bristol close to the M4/M5 junction. The Contract Engineer / Project Manager will be responsible for the management of one or multiple civil engineering design contracts. She/he will be ultimately responsible for all aspects of the contract, from ensuring that the technical specifications are adhered to by the contract holder, to ensuring the contracts runs to the planned schedule, cost and quality. Main Activities She/he will carry out the following main activities: Project management Ensure contract specifications are followed by the contract holder(s) Managing the technical surveillance of contract holder's studies Establish surveillance programme(s) and annual surveillance reports Managing the resolution of contractor technical queries Organise and run weekly and monthly progress meetings Contract/commercial management Develop and improve contracts tools Lead contractual discussions and clarifications Prepare, review and analyse Early Warnings and Compensation Events Review and validate monthly payment applications Prepare and deliver reporting Financial Progress Maintain the risk register of the contract(s) Lead a small team of Contract Managers and Assistant Project Managers Liaison with different entities from the client organisation Audits of the contract holder -Quality and Financial Recording and sharing lessons learnt from everyday activities for the benefit of others on the project Implementation of lessons learnt from previous projects and other contracts Qualifications and Experience Candidates should ideally possess an engineering degree or relevant level of experience Project management qualification and/or experience Contract management qualification and/or experience (preferably NEC3 or similar target price contract) Knowledge of and/or experience of civil engineering design contracts in the nuclear sector or other heavily regulated industry (such as oil & gas, rail,…) This is a long-term role (4-5+ years on HPC, plus the opportunity of work on further UK nuclear projects, including Sizewell 'C') offering excellent future career and salary development opportunities. For the right candidate, our client can offer a competitive salary, along with a good benefits package including 10% client pension and private heathcare, combined with the opportunity to work for a highly respected company at the forefront of the UK nuclear new build industry MORSON INTERNATIONAL, part of the Morson Group, are the leading TECHNICAL & ENGINEERING RECRUITMENT COMPANY in the UK specialising in Technical Support to the following industries: Nuclear, Power Generation, Aerospace, Rail, Marine, Petrochemical & Construction
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