Safety Cases form the backbone of nuclear safety at Sellafield, helping develop safe solutions for projects and maintain safe conditions on our facilities. The Safety Case is not only a fundamental requirement of our licence to operate, but essential in our understanding of hazards and safety controls. Safety Case professionals work on projects and facilities site-wide and through the full facility lifecycle from design, through operations, to decommissioning and demolition. They are responsible for not only understanding and analysing the nuclear hazards and risks that could occur but identifying how safety can be managed and ensuring robust controls are implemented in practice. Our Profession Mission: To deliver Sellafield Ltd legal obligations in achieving the mission of delivering a clean and safe environment for future generations, through the development and management of nuclear safety cases. Our Profession Vision: We are One Team with an enterprise-wide focus, with the right people, skills and tools to deliver the SL mission. Our structure provides everyone with clarity on their contribution and we operate in an environment where individuals and teams can thrive. The Safety Case Manager is responsible for the management of Safety Cases on behalf of the Safety Case Owner. This role includes accountability for implementation, maintenance and review of these safety cases, in accordance with relevant legislation, good practice and business needs. The role holder will be required to provide high quality safety case advice to all stakeholders and ensure that the safety case is managed efficiently and effectively whilst utilising the Safety Case profession behaviours and values.
Typical tasks undertaken by Safety Case Managers include, but not limited to: Management of singular or multiple nuclear safety cases, including implementation, review, and ongoing maintenance of the safety case to ensure its currency and validity. Develop, implement, and maintain a clear strategy for the ongoing management of the safety case. Provide high quality safety case advice to all stakeholders. Identify and drive improvement initiatives on safety case understanding and implementation in the workplace. Sponsor relevant nuclear safety case documentation through appropriate governance routes, in line with project and programmatic expectations. Proactively engage with both the Safety Case Owner and Head of Profession for Safety Cases to ensure effective safety case management. Support all pillars of the safety cases profession, including Capability and Process and Methods activities as required. Significant evidence of understanding and application of the Nuclear Safety Case process. Experience of a leadership role. Experience of delivering work within in a technical/complex industrial environment. Experience of working in a highly regulated environment. Experience of delivering outcomes through others (and developing others). Experience of delivering to challenging timescales. Experience of building relationships with a variety of different stakeholders. Strong communication skills and a variety of communicating styles, able to adapt style to different stakeholders. Understanding of fault identification techniques and risk assessment. A variety of influencing strategies. Resilience. Embraces and leads change. Completion of the Safety Case Workbook. ...
We are seeking Analysts to join our well established and developing Analytical Services team to carry out extensive analytical techniques on samples across the site, from simple wet chemical techniques to complex instrumentation including spectroscopy, chromatography and radiometric techniques. Working across several laboratories on the Sellafield site you will have exposure to a broad range of analytical methods with opportunity to become a true expert in your field. We invest heavily in our people and offer a variety of opportunities to gain academic qualifications and access training with excellent career pathways to truly develop our employees. We will provide training in both controlled area working and standard laboratory operations, and as you will be working on the biggest decommissioning site in Europe, the scope and variety of work is truly incredible!
Qualified to HNC/HND level, or equivalent, in Chemistry or a science related subject. Ability to work both as part of a team and individually. Good IT skills. Ability to work well under pressure and to be able to meet tight deadlines. Ability to work within a controlled area. Previous experience in a laboratory environment. Hold or have the ability to gain SC clearance. Qualified to degree level, or equivalent, in Chemistry or a science related subject. Problem solving and troubleshooting skills. Previous experience working in radiologically controlled environments. Knowledge and experience of quality management systems (ISO 17025). Membership of relevant professional body. Open VN Number of Vacancies: 8 Contact/s: Ben Walker The interview dates for this vacancy will be confirmed in due course. ASW’s may have the right to apply for internal Sellafield Ltd vacancies. Please note if you are an Agency Supplied Worker you are required to attach evidence of all qualifications obtained to support your application. We require a minimum of A*-C GCSE in English, Maths & Science/IT or equivalent / higher qualification. If you choose to apply for this role and your application is shortlisted by the hiring manager, you will be invited to a competency based interview. Competencies will be advised in due course. Please see link to the competency framework for further information: https://slportal.ssa-intra.net/pub/SC001/00027/Competency%20Framework/Forms/AllItems.aspx If your technical competency is not in the above framework, please refer to the profession’s share...
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