The Junior Project Manager will support engineering projects by assisting in contract management, budget control, project assurance, and maintaining relationships with the supply chain, ensuring compliance and delivery of objectives.

As a Quality Engineer, you will support quality assurance and control for infrastructure projects, manage quality requirements with the supply chain, conduct audits, monitor compliance, and track quality risks and non-conformances. Your role ensures projects meet the highest standards and regulations within the Defence Infrastructure sector.

The Site Supervisor will manage design and construction projects, ensuring compliance and quality through site inspections, defect management, and reporting. Responsibilities include overseeing NEC4 communications and supporting project management. This role requires collaboration with contractors and stakeholders in regulated industries.

The Document Controller is responsible for maintaining project documents, establishing a filing structure, processing submissions, managing document workflows, and liaising with teams for document approvals. They ensure timely distribution of necessary documents within the organization and maintain comprehensive records of all project documentation.

The Junior Environmental Specialist will support the Environmental department in planning and implementing projects related to environmental regulations, water and waste management. Responsibilities include conducting assessments, collecting data, developing sustainable solutions, preparing reports, and collaborating with team members and clients.

The Senior Engineer will provide oversight and support within a Modular Containment Overhaul Facility, focusing on engineering assurance, safety compliance, and stakeholder engagement in nuclear engineering operations.

As an Environment Manager, you will ensure compliance with environmental legislation and collaborate with multiple teams to enhance environmental performance. Responsibilities include site inspections, providing advice on environmental issues, updating management plans, and supporting audits and training related to environmental compliance.

The Senior Engineer (Highways) will manage the design development and delivery of highway engineering work packages, ensuring compliance with quality and risk standards. Responsibilities include evaluating designs, suggesting modifications, maintaining documentation to agreed standards, and liaising with technical authorities. Strong communication and collaboration skills are essential to work with multidisciplinary teams.

As a Junior Buyer, you will support the creation of commodity strategies, manage supplier contracts, and ensure compliance with purchasing processes. Responsibilities include supplier management, strategy execution, and documentation management.

The Senior EC&I Engineer at Assystem leads EC&I design efforts, ensuring compliance with regulations while developing innovative design solutions. Responsibilities include managing risks, mentoring team members, and liaising with clients to prepare estimates and oversee budgets in the nuclear decommissioning sector.

The Sr. Track Alignment Engineer will oversee track design proposals, supervise projects, and mentor junior staff. Responsibilities include designing horizontal and vertical alignments, writing design specifications, conducting peer reviews, participating in design reviews, and assisting in feasibility studies. The role requires strong coordination skills and client interaction.

As a Pipe Stress Engineer, you will perform pipe stress analysis for nuclear piping systems, model piping using stress software, collaborate with multidisciplinary teams, and ensure timely completion of projects while maintaining safety and professional relationships.

The role involves providing consents and town planning advice for major infrastructure projects, including managing applications for infrastructure projects. Responsibilities include stakeholder engagement, planning policy advice, strategic management of consents, and project coordination. A strong background in Town Planning and experience with Nationally Significant Infrastructure Projects is required.

The Estimating Specialist will lead the development of estimating capabilities, manage updates to guidance documentation, support bids and campaigns from a cost estimating perspective, and act as a key resource for estimating queries within the Submarines business.

The Principal Structural Integrity Engineer will lead structural integrity assessments, manage engineering teams, and ensure projects align with safety, compliance, and performance standards in regulated industries. The role involves mentoring engineers, overseeing safety case contributions, and interacting with senior-level customers to drive strategic business growth and technical excellence.

The MEP Design Engineer will collaborate with the design team to coordinate MEP designs, analyze engineering problems, and prepare necessary calculations and drawings while ensuring compliance with technical specifications. The role requires significant experience in construction and familiarity with relevant mechanical, electrical, and plumbing procedures.

As a Principal Design Engineer, you will oversee the technical integrity of various projects, ensure the integration of stakeholder requirements, provide engineering guidance, address technical challenges, and confirm compliance with safety regulations throughout the project lifecycle.

The Senior Structural Integrity Engineer will lead projects related to nuclear plant infrastructure, providing structural integrity assessments, mentoring junior engineers, and ensuring compliance with quality standards while supporting customer safety cases and delivering projects within time and budget constraints.

The Project Manager is responsible for planning, budgeting, monitoring, and controlling project costs. They prepare cost estimates and job cost reports, ensure resource allocation, manage stakeholder relations, and review project schedules. Additionally, they prepare monthly reports and manage digital initiatives related to the project.

The Project Manager is responsible for project planning, cost control, budget preparation, resource allocation, variance analysis, monitoring project schedules, and managing stakeholder relationships. Duties include preparing reports, handling subcontractor approvals, and managing contracts with a focus on cost-saving initiatives.