Senior Radioactive Waste Management Consultant

at  Jacobs

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You will work on a range of consultancy projects for customers including radioactive waste producers, radioactive waste management organisations and regulators, both in the UK and overseas. Work includes a wide variety of activities across the areas of integrated radioactive waste management, spent fuels and nuclear materials and site investigation/land quality including:

• Analysing problems and developing solutions.
• The development of radioactive waste management strategies including consideration of the most appropriate method for treatment and/or disposal; and high-level strategic studies to support and underpin decision-making at different stages of the radioactive waste lifecycle.
• Assessment of different options using recognised approaches such as BAT and BPEO.
• Reviewing and assimilating numerical data/information including characterisation data and radionuclide inventories.
• Consideration of approaches for radioactive waste conditioning and packaging.
• Production of high-quality technical reports on the outcome of your work.
• Interactions with and presentation of results to customers and stakeholder engagement activities (including facilitation).
• Business development activities.
• Delivering work to agreed timescales and cost.

Here’s what you’ll need:

• Degree in a physical science or engineering discipline OR equivalent training/experience
• Experience in radioactive waste management.
• Good technical writing skills.
• Flexible, innovative and keen to develop skills.
• Adaptable, able to work on a number of varied projects at the same time, prioritising as appropriate.
• Able to work in multi-disciplinary teams.
• Enthusiasm to apply skills to the solution of real-world problems.