The role of a Building Manager is to provide and demonstrate positive HSE leadership and a strong Nuclear Safety Culture throughout the whole construction life cycle of the Project.
The role of a Coatings Inpector is to be responsible for ensuring that coatings are carried out in accordance with the appropriate specification and project requirements.
The role of a Coating Product Buyer is to analyse site team requirements and needs, liaise with wider procurement team and main suppliers to deliver on-time and cost-effectively.
The role of a Coatings Technical Manager is to function in a semi-autonomous capacity, focussed on providing guidance and expert support to Coatings and multi discipline teams.
The role as a Discipline Engineer is to be accountable for delivery of discipline specific construction scope of works to support the construction activities.
The role of an Insulation and Caulking Lead will be to support to the relevant Construction Lead’s throughout the life cycle of their allocated area whilst fully demonstrating a positive Nuclear Safety Culture.
The role of a Materials Coordinator is to maintain accurate inventory records, including stock quantities, locations, movements and monitor stock levels and coordinate with procurement teams to ensure timely availability of materials.
The role of a QC Welding Inspector is to support the installation of Mechanical, Electrical & HVAC items to the construction site through appropriate methods of inspection and oversight in support of the project quality requirements.
The role of a Time Attendance Coordinator is to be the focal point for on-site Payroll for all Blue-Collar personnel up to and including Superintendent.
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.