CE&I Responsible Engineer

Lead critical CE&I design delivery on high-impact nuclear infrastructure programmes shaping the future of UK energy. Our Client has a requirement for a CE&I Responsible Engineer, who will be required to work on a contract basis in Manchester / Warrington / Cumbria.

Role Purpose

• Manage and lead CE&I design and engineering activities within a nuclear-licensed environment
• Ensure all engineering deliverables are safe, compliant, and delivered on time and within budget
• Provide technical authority and governance across CE&I discipline activities
• Oversee internal and external design teams to ensure quality and consistency
• Ensure engineering processes, systems, and digital workflows are followed to provide stakeholder assurance
• Support full lifecycle delivery including design, procurement, construction, commissioning, and handover

Job Role Responsibilities

• Lead and manage CE&I design delivery across the programme
• Oversee internal teams and external consultants/subcontractors delivering design work
• Ensure design outputs meet schedule, budget, and technical compliance requirements
• Verify designs meet safety, sustainability, and constructability standards
• Implement and maintain engineering management systems and digital workflows
• Provide technical assurance and governance to stakeholders
• Review, check, and approve CE&I engineering deliverables
• Support project delivery across all lifecycle phases (design through to commissioning and handover)
• Identify, assess, and manage engineering risks in line with HSE requirements
• Work across infrastructure systems including:
  • Steam (LP & HP)
  • Water (raw, domestic, demineralised, treated)
  • Compressed air
  • Bulk chemical systems
  • Sewage treatment
• Support scopes involving:
  • Distribution systems and associated infrastructure
  • Treatment and processing facilities
  • Storage and handling systems
  • Utility generation and supply systems
  • Offloading and transfer facilities

Experience / Skills / Knowledge / Qualifications

• Degree in a relevant engineering discipline (Electrical, Electronic, or Control Engineering) (Apprenticeships may also be considered)
• Chartered or Incorporated Engineer status, or working towards professional accreditation

Essential

• 15+ years’ experience within the nuclear industry
• Recognised authority in CE&I design
• Strong experience in utility infrastructure design
• Proven technical leadership and ability to review complex engineering deliverables
• Experience delivering strategic engineering objectives and managing change
• Extensive knowledge of UK legislation, standards, and regulatory frameworks
• Strong understanding of risk identification, quantification, and management
• In-depth understanding of Health, Safety, and Environmental (HSE) requirements

Desirable

• Experience establishing or operating EDMS and design workflow systems
• Broader engineering leadership experience (information management, quality, assurance)
• Experience across multiple infrastructure sectors
• Experience developing and implementing procurement and contract strategies

Benefits

• Hybrid working (2–3 days in office/site, remainder remote)
• Exposure to large-scale, complex infrastructure projects
• Long-term contract opportunity within the nuclear sector
• Flexible working arrangements

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