FAQs
What is the primary location for the Plant Inspector position?
The primary location for the Plant Inspector position is in Cumbria.
What kind of inspections will the Plant Inspector be conducting?
The Plant Inspector will be conducting on-plant inspections and condition assessments using various visual and non-destructive testing (NDT) techniques.
What qualifications are required for this role?
A degree in materials science, mechanical engineering, or chemical engineering is required, or alternatively, an HND/HNC with significant experience.
Is experience in the nuclear industry necessary for this position?
While it is not explicitly stated as a requirement, proven experience in writing high-quality technical reports and a positive attitude towards safety is essential.
What skills are necessary for the ideal candidate?
The ideal candidate should possess excellent communication and presentation skills, the ability to solve technical issues proactively, and have experience working effectively in a team.
Are advanced degrees preferred for this job?
Yes, a PhD in a relevant materials science or engineering discipline is desirable.
What responsibilities will the successful candidate have regarding technical documentation?
The successful candidate will be responsible for producing quality technical documents of inspections, including recommendations based on their findings.
Will the Plant Inspector need to develop new techniques or tools?
Yes, the Plant Inspector will help develop proposals for inspection and monitoring techniques and tooling to address customer requirements in difficult or harsh environments.
Is there a focus on safety and security in this role?
Yes, a demonstration of a positive attitude towards safety, security, and other EHSS&Q (Environmental, Health, Safety, Security, and Quality) requirements is essential.
Does the job involve providing expert advice?
Yes, the Plant Inspector will provide expert advice on plant inspection tools, techniques, condition monitoring, and lifetime assessment.