About the role
SZC is ultimately owned by two shareholders, Électricité de France (EDF) and His Majesty’s Government (HMG). The shareholders hold their investment in SZC through NNB Holdings Company (SZC) Limited. Over the course of the current shareholding arrangements the shareholdings of the two shareholders will change.
The shareholders will fund SZC up until Financial Close through equity in line with the
approved schedule and budget. SZC’s business is to design, finance, construct,
commission, operate, maintain, and eventually decommission the nuclear power plant and related infrastructure (including activities relating to hydrogen, direct air capture and/or desalination) at Sizewell C in Suffolk. The principal objectives of the current development phase of the SZC project are to agree and implement the Capital Raise Plan, including completing an equity and debt raise, agree the core supply chain contracts and obtain the regulatory permits and licences required for the construction phase of the Project (including the core environmental permits and nuclear site licence).
Prior to the government investment decision SZC operated as part of EDF in the Nuclear
Development business unit and was staffed by EDF colleagues and independent contractors who are now in the process of transferring to the direct employment of SZC. It is setting itself up as an organisation capable of delivering a new nuclear power plant, from investment case and funding, to construction, commissioning, operations, maintenance and decommissioning.
The SZC construction programme has a technical and commercial business case predicated on technical replication of Hinkley Point C. EDF will be an important supplier of nuclear capability for the SZC Programme from its established nuclear business footprint in the UK.
Key stakeholders are: HMG, relevant Government departments and agencies including
Treasury BEIS, EDF, Financial investors and institutions, Regulators, Alliance partners and local communities.
What you’ll be doing
The Sizewell C (SZC) project requires a Marine Section Engineer to support the wider
Engineering and Technical team in the development of construction methods, temporary & permanent works design inputs, and onshore support hub establishment for the offshore installation of Reinforced Concrete (RC) permanent works structures in the North Sea.

Working within the Technical team of the Marine and Tunnels portion the candidate will have a flexible approach to work and the ability to adapt to change. You may be required to relocate and/or travel as part of the programme. A team focus with the ability to communicate and build strong relationships with a wide variety of people at all levels. A driven, self-motivated attitude, with the ability to work on your own initiative and influence decision making.

• Accountable for a section of the Marine Works associated with the Marine & Tunnels

portion. The role shall be responsible for the following key activities associated with a

section of the works:

• Identification of the work required to deliver a section of the works.
• Planning of the works identified to ensure it meets the programme

requirements and facilitates linked activities.

• Coordinate with owners of linked activities to provide updates, identify

and communicate changes in the plan to the technical and programme leads.

• Ensure engineering controls are applied to the section to ensure its

compliance with particular and project wide specifications

• Assist with site investigations and overall implementation of projects
• Ensure systems, design information, procedures and quality systems are adhered to
• Assist with development of key consenting and licensing support documents
• Assist with development of construction methods and undertaking of constructability

reviews

• Assist with the development of relevant work specifications, procedures, tender and

other technical procurement documents

• Assist in adjudication of suppliers and review their deliverables and proposals
• Continually assess risk and identify opportunities associated with the section’s work

and its interfaces

• Produce risk assessments and method statement documents,
• Quality assurance, ensuring the project requirements are clearly understood and that

quality control mechanisms are in place that provide assurance that the asset and/or

service delivers as designed/required,

• Support the project delivery team, providing technical support,
• Contribute to the accurate and efficient provision of daily site records and productivity

reports weekly and monthly to the scheme.

• Understand and utilise the appropriate digital tools to support the project,
• Ensure relentless focus on Zero Harm,
• Will be responsible for managing and supporting any marine / site engineer reporting

to them.
Who we’re looking for

Knowledge & Skills

• Experience in planning and construction of major projects with emphasis on civil,

structural and offshore works in a contractor led environment, fabrication and marine

operations.

• Effective communication with colleagues, subcontractors, contracting engineers,

consultants, co-workers, and clients - both listening to and explaining needs with others.

• Positive approach to teamwork and collaboration, demonstrate leadership and

proactiveness with the rest of the project team, including the client and key stakeholders;

• Use of software to review 2D design drawings, 3D and 4D models software for industrial applications;
• Experience of working collaboratively in a contractor environment;
• Thinking both creatively and logically to resolve design and methodology challenges
• Proficiency in CAD software (2D and 3D) : Autocad, Revit, Navisworks.
• Proficiency with standard suite of Microsoft Office applications.

Qualifications & Experience

Essential

• A 2:2 BEng (Hons) or BSc (Hons) in Mechanical, Civil or Structural Engineering.
• Eligibility to work and live in the UK.
• Ideally hold a full UK drivers’ licence.
• CSCS Card -managers and professionals.
• Technical and Engineering management experience.

Desirable

• Professional accreditation or working towards professional accreditation.
• Construction or technical assurance role involving engagement with stakeholders on

design, including interfacing designers, asset owners / operators and subcontractor

designers;

• UK Project Experience.
• DCO and MMO License applications and implementation experience.
• Development of Work Specifications.
• Development of Programme and Schedule.
• Familiarity with the Construction and Design Management (CDM) regulations [2015].
• Marine Operation Planning and / or experience working nearshore / offshore.
• Sea survival (BOSIET/GWO) and medical (OGUK or similar)
• Familiarity or experience with site establishment, material stockpiles, RORO

operations, dredging, or working generally with marine assets such as Jack-up’s,

barges and other support or work vessels.

• Site Management Safety Training Scheme (SMSTS)

Why work for us
Day in, day out, our teams deliver some of the UK’s most ambitious, exciting and meaningful projects; developing, building and maintaining the vital infrastructure that supports national economies and strengthens communities.

• Smart working, giving you more flexibility such as staggered start and finish times, with up to 40% remote working, where roles allow. 42 hours per week.
• 25 days paid annual leave (pro rata)
• Family friendly policies which include 28 weeks full pay for maternity/adoption leave and four weeks full pay for paternity/partners leave
• Pension, share incentive plan, volunteering leave, recognition schemes and much more