Careers in Nuclear Energy and Waste Management
Nuclear Careers is an independent website providing a comprehensive insight into the careers and jobs available in nuclear and energy management. Browse through a wide selection of individual roles found within this sector and view the companies currently recruiting for each vacancy. Register and follow links to apply direct to the employer.
Typical roles include engineers, managers, quantity surveyors, planners, contract managers, logistics, security, quality controllers, painters, welders, insulators and many more roles.
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The role of a Construction Engineer is to lead, manage and motivate the team through implementation of best practice.
The role of an estimator is to support the Proposals Manager and management team in the assembly of accurate and well organized estimates as required by Senior Management.
The role of a HiViz Database Manager is to assist with the management of the Hi-Vis database scaffold management and the TempWorks application.
The role of an Office Manager is to be the focal point for all site administration queries and for any communications between facilities management and client.
The role of a Welding Engineer is to support the Welding Manager, ensuring that all Welding and Welding Related matters are delivered to the highest standards.
The role of a Sourcing Officer is to assist in the provision of an effective procurement and contract management function in line with existing procedures ensuring value for money.
The role of a Procurement Business Partner is to manage effective and efficient, end to end procurement projects and making good business decisions.
The role of a Waste Consultant is to provide a range of waste and business consultancy services to both internal and external customers; contributing to the development and growth of the Expert Services and Support Team.
The role of a Procurement Manager is to lead the successful delivery of a variety of sourcing activities for works, goods, and services covering a range of projects, programmes, and business functions.
The role of a Project Engineer is to provide and demonstrate positive HSE leadership, building a strong and compliant HS&E culture throughout the whole construction life cycle of the Project.