Black Hat Supervisor – Mechanical

·       Provide technical advice and propose technical solutions where required

·       Review and approve technical & safety documentation

·       Be involved in technical and planning discussions with Framatome’s client (HPC Principal Contractor)

·       Ensure installation of works is as per design and process

·       Deliver works on time and within parameters of the budget set for the task.

·       Supervise contracted staff

·       Prepare site reports and fill in needed documentation

·       Manage and ensure compliance of the NNB permit to work processes

·       Attend coordination meetings with the HPC Principal Contractor and their other tier 1 contractors

·       Act as and Incident Controller (IC)

·       Act as Trauma and Medical Immediate Care (TMIC)

Qualifications

Level 3 Apprenticeship in at least one of the following:

Engineering Construction – Pipefitting Standard or Mechanical or Plating;
Maintenance and Operations Engineering Technician;
Engineering Fitter;
Metal Fabricator;
Project Controls Technician

Enrolment onto ILM Level 3 Certificate C&BE plus completion of Nuclear Unit or Nuclear Engineering Construction Supervisor (NECS)

And at least one of the following:

LATS, SMSTS or IOSH Managing Safely

Essential training for the role (HPC specific training)

CCNSG

TMIC trained (First Aid at Work trained)

IC trained

The Black Hat Supervisor  will support and supervise Framatome projects of Temporary Buildings or Structures erection on HPC site (subcontracted projects).  As a “Black Hat” (non-working supervisor), manage all Health & Safety aspects of Installation activities on site Risk Assessments/Point of Work Risk Assessments review, Toolbox Talks, on site supervision ensuring that all company policies are adhered to.

Spécialité : TB1 - Pilotage de construction

Niveau d’études (tous) CAP/BEP

Lieu : Royaume-Uni, Bridgwater, Hinkley Point C

Niveau d’emploi : Cadre

Poste soumis à enquête administrative : Oui

Poste autorisant le dépistage des stupéfiants dans le cadre de la prévention des addictions : Oui