Engineer Process & Mechanical

Responsibilities

• Actively promote a pro-active safety culture and perform analysis to create a learning-from-experience behaviour;
• Ensure advanced plant designs comprises safety features based on best industrial practice and lessons learnt from the (nuclear) business;
• Determine P&M design engineering aspects, options and evaluation in contribution to feasibility/optioneering/best available technology studies;
• Supports delivery of Conceptual Design and Design Specifications with a focus on P&M expertise area;
• Supports delivery of Basic Design packages concerning Core Plant Technology (CPT) concerning P&M systems and equipment;
• Provide directions and oversight concerning Detailed Design and supplier manufacturing quality processes on request of site or group project managers;
• Define and maintain Core Plant Technology (CPT) design expertise based on the company’s best (safety) practice and world-class state-of-the-art technology (Design Technology Excellence Centre);
• Establish, control, and maintain Group Reference Design and safety case standards and requirements;
• Supports post-implementation reviews in the P&M expertise area to establish the feedback loop to Design Authority from a safety/license compliance, operational and asset management perspective.

Requirements

• Essential: Bachelor’s degree in Physics, Process Technology, Nuclear or Mechanical Engineering. Any other equivalent in combination with a Professional Engineer (PE) license obtained by accredited examination in associated areas;
• Preferred: Additional post-university degree/training in science/engineering relevant to the expertise area;
• Recognized experience in expertise area;
• Demonstrable capability to analyse and model complex technical design problems and define advanced design solutions;
• Work experience in Design and Engineering;
• Ability to model and simulate complex stationary and dynamic integrated process systems concerning process and mechanical requirements, and design starting points;
• The ability to apply concepts and experience to problems or challenges to assist in organizational learning and development;
• P&M expertise in (nuclear) process industry;
• Capability to analyse (measurement) data of complex process systems to solve or improve performance and understand (root) cause of events;
• Driving for Results: Focuses on new and better ways of achieving goals; makes changes that produce a noticeable improvement;
• Focus on performance: Demands high performance and quality, makes known the consequences of non-performance;
• Customer Orientation: Understands the customer’s business and needs and works to find an appropriate solution to make a difference, ahead of the competition;
• Going Beyond the Data: Analytical skills to understand complex issues to see patterns and trends and find solutions;
• Working Collaboratively: Promotes work collaboratively with Design & Engineering Teams Group-wide.