Senior Site Engineer (Civil Engineering)

Looking for an exciting opportunity in the nuclear industry? We are seeking talented engineers who want to work in the biggest projects and are not afraid of new challenges. Site Civil Engineer. Settled status, permanent right to work in the UK, ~You will be required to follow a project working method with high expectations in terms of delivery time, schedule, security and nuclear safety. ~ Receive, analyse and verify the consistency of the input data. ~ Perform technical verifications of civil engineering design notes, models and drawings. ~ Management of transverse civil engineering open points through out to resolution, review and acceptance of Level 3 Civil Design Substantiation Reports. ~ Collaboration and engagement with stakeholders to ensure consistency of civil transverse knowledge and approach across full scope of Nuclear Island Buildings, through meetings and surveillance. ~ Support to site-based engineering teams to facilitate resolution of issues that can impact site construction, and liaise with subject matter experts to utilise learning and knowledge from the wider organisation. Bachelor\’s / Master\’s degree related to Civil Engineering, Experience in design of concrete structure, Experience in detailed design or conceptual design in an office or on a civil construction site, Software and Tools: TEKLA, Autocad, Naviswork, PDMS (or any 3D design softwares), Eurocodes, Language: Fluent English. Hybrid working (2 days from home), ~ Private health insurance (AXA), ~24 days of paid leave + 8 public holidays – ~ Additional leave with years of service (1 extra day after 3 years, 6 years, 10 years) – ~ + Pension scheme, ~ Training and development, ~ Employee referral scheme (co-optation), ~ Visa sponsorship, ~ Relocation allowance. SEIMAF, a specialist company with 31 years of engineering expertise, is powering the biggest British and European nuclear projects. Experience personal and professional growth in our dynamic, human-sized company. Are you ready to embrace the future of energy with us?