At Sellafield Ltd, we are harnessing our expertise; bringing together world-class skills and innovative technology to solve complex nuclear, infrastructure, and engineering challenges. By joining Sellafield Ltd, you join an amazing team of people, from all walks of life, where you can thrive in a connected, considerate culture of innovation, collaboration, and community; and play a significant part in the UK's sustainable nuclear future.
The Digital Engineering Capability (DEC) is a department within the Engineering Design Capability tasked with overseeing the development and implementation of digital tools and techniques to support Sellafield’s projects during the design and construction phases. An important component of project delivery lies in the specification, management and assurance of our core Computer Aided Engineering (CAE) tools and processes. The CAD/CAE Application Support Specialist assists the Digital Engineering Development Lead in the support of Application System Owners and Key Users for the implementation, configuration and use of CAE applications, including support in the resolution of helpdesk incidents related to CAE applications, and for application lifecycle activity that contributes to site licence conditions, regulation or legislation. Manage the delivery of a sub-set of application upgrades within the CAE suite. Manage the implementation of licencing for applications within the CAE suite. Manage application and licence servers required for CAE applications. Manage access permissions for end users of CAE applications. Provide helpdesk support to the CAE user community. Proficiency in application issue resolution. Oversee the identification and documentation of best practice related to CAE applications and the inclusion of this best practice into the DEC body of knowledge. Act as a point of contact within DEC Support for issues on software use and deployment, including communications and engagement with users, project stakeholders and supply chains. Work closely with the wider DEC and ISO teams to agree effective licence procurement and support arrangements for current and future...
Looking for work experience that goes beyond making tea and shadowing staff? Our Engineering Design Work Experience Programme will give you the opportunity to explore how engineering helps solve some of the UK's most complex environmental and operational challenges. Throughout the week, you'll gain insight into the work of professional engineers and designers and discover how innovative thinking helps deliver nationally important outcomes. Whether you're considering apprenticeships, college, university or simply exploring your options, this programme will help you understand where a career in Design Engineering could take you.
At Sellafield, everyone has a role to play in creating a clean, safe and secure environment for future generations. Responsible for delivering one of the UK's most important environmental and engineering missions. Our work combines science, technology, engineering, project delivery, data analysis and innovation to tackle complex challenges and create a safer future. Through our work experience programme, you'll gain exposure to real projects, workplace environments and professionals working across a range of specialist disciplines. Discover how engineers design systems, facilities and solutions that help tackle some of the UK's most complex industrial challenges. Throughout the week, you'll explore the engineering design process, develop problem-solving skills, learn how engineering projects are delivered and gain insight into the wide range of careers available within engineering and design. This programme is ideal for learners with an interest in engineering, design, mathematics, technology or problem-solving. By taking part, you'll have the opportunity to: Experience a professional workplace environment Develop communication, teamwork and problem-solving skills Build confidence and workplace awareness Enhance future apprenticeship, college, university and job applications Gain valuable content for your CV and personal statement Meet and learn from industry professionals Explore careers you may never have considered before Better understand the skills employers are looking for Applications are welcomed from learners in Years 11-13 who are enthusiastic, curious and keen to learn. We are not looking for perfect grades. We want to hear from learners who are interested in exploring careers, developing their...
Salary: £42,192 with the opportunity to earn: £45,825 Working Pattern: Days (37.5 hours per week, typical hours are 07:30 – 15:40) Location: Sellafield site, West Cumbria
We are looking for time served electrical craftspeople to join our teams here at Sellafield, carrying out vital electrical and instrumentation work to keep the site safe and operational. The successful candidates must have experience and be capable of delivering the full range of Electrical and Instrumentation maintenance activities safely, efficiently and effectively in support of the plant operations. In order for us to place you in an appropriate area, please let us know in your application if you have the ability to: work at heights; work in confined spaces; wear breathing apparatus, such as a respirator and work in personal protective equipment such as air fed suits, PVC suits and gloves. Essential Skills: NVQ Level 3 or equivalent in Electrical Engineering or similar subject. Successful completion of a recognised apprenticeship in Electrical Engineering or similar subject. Experience of isolating/make safe of electrical equipment. Experience/evidence of fault finding and how issues were resolved including the techniques used. Able to use both manual and electronic information retrieval systems and able to explain types of information retrieval used. The ability to read technical drawings, instructions, and manuals. Strong communication skills, and ability to liaise with a broad range of contacts. Proven maintenance experience gained through working on a wide range of equipment. (Examples may include batteries, distribution, lighting, control systems, motor control systems, instrumentation loops, radiometric and installation). Desirable Skills: Knowledge of maintenance programmes and company standards/industry best practice. Trained to carry...
At Sellafield Ltd, we are harnessing our expertise; bringing together world-class skills and innovative technology to solve complex nuclear, infrastructure, and engineering challenges. By joining Sellafield Ltd, you join an amazing team of people, from all walks of life, where you can thrive in a connected, considerate culture of innovation, collaboration, and community; and play a significant part in the UK's sustainable nuclear future. Are you a technically minded problem solver who enjoys seeing projects through from concept to completion? Do you thrive on ensuring systems perform as expected and are ready for safe operation? We're seeking Commissioning Test Engineers to play a vital role in the testing, validation, and commissioning of new systems, equipment, and facilities. Acting as the final assurance before assets enter service, you'll help confirm that systems operate safely, reliably, and in accordance with their design requirements. Working as part of multidisciplinary project teams, you'll coordinate and execute testing activities, identify and resolve technical issues, and provide confidence that facilities are ready for operational use.
As a Commissioning Test Engineer, you will be responsible for planning, coordinating, and delivering commissioning and testing activities across a range of projects. Your work will ensure that equipment and systems are thoroughly tested, documented, and proven before handover to operations. This is an excellent opportunity for someone with a strong technical background who enjoys problem-solving, collaboration, and delivering high-quality engineering outcomes. Every successful project depends on confidence that systems will perform safely and reliably when they are needed most. As a Commissioning Test Engineer, you'll provide that confidence by ensuring facilities and equipment are thoroughly tested, verified, and ready for operation. Your work will directly contribute to safer operations, reduced risk, improved performance, and the successful delivery of major projects. This is an opportunity to make a tangible impact while developing your technical expertise within a collaborative and professional engineering environment. As part of the application process, you will be asked to provide evidence of your qualifications. Attaching them at application stage will ensure a smooth process and prevent delays. Testing and Validation Develop and prepare commissioning test plans and procedures. Coordinate, conduct, and oversee testing activities on systems and equipment. Analyse, review, and document test results. Verify that systems meet required performance, operational, and safety standards. Support the successful progression of systems through commissioning and handover stages. Technical Problem Solving Identify faults, defects, or unexpected behaviours during testing. Investigate root causes and recommend effective corrective actions. Work with project and...
At Sellafield Ltd, we are harnessing our expertise; bringing together world-class skills and innovative technology to solve complex nuclear, infrastructure, and engineering challenges. By joining Sellafield Ltd, you join an amazing team of people, from all walks of life, where you can thrive in a connected, considerate culture of innovation, collaboration, and community; and play a significant part in the UK's sustainable nuclear future. Are you passionate about ensuring new facilities, equipment, and systems are safe, practical, and ready for real-world operation? We're looking for a Commissioning Operability Team Member to play a key role in bridging the gap between project delivery and operational excellence. You'll work closely with project teams, engineers, operators, and maintenance personnel to ensure new assets are designed, commissioned, and handed over with the end user firmly in mind. This is an exciting opportunity to influence projects from development through to operational readiness, ensuring that people, processes, training, and documentation are in place to support safe and efficient operations from day one.
As a Commissioning Operability Team Member, you will: Support Operational Readiness Represent operations and maintenance throughout the project lifecycle. Support the transition of facilities and systems from project delivery into routine operations. Develop Procedures and Documentation Produce clear and effective operating and maintenance instructions. Review and validate procedures to ensure they are practical, accurate, and user-friendly. Develop guidance covering routine operations, alarms, maintenance activities, and emergency response. Support Training and Knowledge Transfer Contribute to the development and delivery of training materials and programmes. Share technical expertise and operational best practice across project and operational teams. Provide specialist advice and support as a subject matter expert where required. Champion Safety and Performance Promote a positive and balanced safety culture. Support assessments that consider the interaction between people, equipment, and processes. Identify opportunities to improve safety, reliability, maintainability, and operational efficiency. Collaborate Across Teams Work closely with engineers, project teams, operators, contractors, and other stakeholders. Deliver operational readiness activities across a diverse portfolio of projects. Complete assigned work packages safely, efficiently, and to the required quality standards. You'll be someone who can look beyond the design stage and understand how systems and facilities will function in the real world. You'll bring: A strong understanding of operational and maintenance requirements. Excellent communication and stakeholder engagement skills. The ability to build effective working relationships across multidisciplinary teams. A proactive and organised approach to delivering high-quality outcomes....
At Sellafield Ltd, we are harnessing our expertise; bringing together world-class skills and innovative technology to solve complex nuclear, infrastructure, and engineering challenges. By joining Sellafield Ltd, you join an amazing team of people, from all walks of life, where you can thrive in a connected, considerate culture of innovation, collaboration, and community; and play a significant part in the UK's sustainable nuclear future. The challenges we face are amongst the most complex anywhere in the world. We are using advanced technologies to shape, create and advance the world’s nuclear decommissioning knowledge and capability. That’s why our work is driven by people with a passion for problem-solving and innovation.
We're building our Cyber Assurance capability and are looking for talented cyber professionals to join us across a range of levels, from Cyber Assurance Advisors through to Principal Advisors. These roles sit within a maturing cyber security function in a highly regulated, safety and mission critical environment here at Sellafield. We are looking to recruit talented and passionate cyber professionals who are looking to make a real impact in developing cyber capabilities in-house. Our Cyber Assurance team provides independent second-line assurance across key domains including Information Technology (IT), Operational Technology (OT), Technical Architecture and Supply Chain Security. Working in a highly regulated environment, you'll help provide confidence that cyber security risks are being effectively identified and managed, that controls remain fit for purpose, and that regulatory and organisational requirements continue to be met. Whether you're developing your assurance career or already operating as an experienced assurance professional, you'll play an important role in protecting nationally important assets, services and operations. We invest heavily in our people and offer a wide range of training, development and career pathways to help our staff build deep expertise in their chosen field. As part of the team, you'll be working on the largest nuclear decommissioning programme in Europe, providing exposure to a scale, complexity and variety of work that is difficult to find elsewhere. Depending on the role level, responsibilities may include: Planning, coordinating, and delivering cyber assurance activities across IT, OT, technical architecture, and supply chain environments. Conducting cyber control testing,...
The Software Asset Management (SAM) Manager is responsible for the day-to-day execution, governance and continual improvement of the Software Asset Management process and is accountable for ensuring its effectiveness and efficiency across Sellafield Ltd. Reporting to the SACM Lead, the role leads Software Asset Management activities within the SACM function and acts as a key liaison between Commercial, Procurement, Applications, End User Computing (EUC), Infrastructure, Cloud, Request, Architecture and Cyber Security & Information Assurance teams, together with the Software Asset Management managed service supplier. The role is responsible for ensuring Sellafield Ltd effectively governs the acquisition, deployment, utilisation, optimisation, maintenance and retirement of software assets, while maintaining compliance with licensing, contractual and organisational requirements. Working closely with stakeholders and suppliers, the SAM Manager provides governance, assurance, reporting and insight to support informed decision making, effective risk management and continual service improvement across the software asset lifecycle. The SAM Manager supports the SACM Lead in promoting and embedding effective Software Asset Management practices across the organisation, helping to shape the future direction and maturity of the SAM capability, and works collaboratively with Hardware Asset Management, Configuration Management and other Service Management disciplines to deliver an integrated SACM capability. Support the overall SACM Strategy. Delivery of the end-to-end SAM process. Governance of the Supply Chain (in particular the Software Asset Management IT Supplier) to ensure that Sellafield Ltd effectively manages its purchase, deployment, maintenance, utilisation, and disposal of software applications, supported by the following services: Compliance tooling ...
At Sellafield, everyone has a role to play in creating a clean and safe environment for future generations. Our work experience programmes provide an opportunity to explore meaningful careers, develop valuable workplace skills and discover how your interests and strengths could translate into future career opportunities. Whether you're considering apprenticeships, college, university or simply beginning to think about your next steps, a placement with Sellafield will help you gain real-world experience, build confidence and explore careers that make a difference.
Sellafield Ltd is responsible for delivering one of the UK's most important environmental and engineering missions. Every day, thousands of people work together across a wide range of disciplines to solve complex challenges, deliver innovative solutions and help create a safer future for generations to come. Work experience at Sellafield is more than an opportunity to observe. It's your chance to learn from experts, gain first-hand insight into professional careers and experience what it's like to contribute to meaningful work that has a lasting impact. Our programmes are designed to provide insight into different career pathways across our organisation. Engineering: Help design, maintain and improve the systems and technologies that support some of the UK's most significant engineering challenges. Our programmes available are: Engineering Design – 19th and 26th July Engineering Maintenance & Asset Delivery – 1st & 15th March, 14th & 28th June, 5th & 12th July Nuclear Welding Inspection & Assurance – 1st March & 12th July Dive Team – 14th June and 5th July Science: Discover how specialist teams work together to maintain high standards of safety, resilience and operational excellence. Our programmes are: Operations, Safety Case & Health Physics – 14th June & 5th July Firefighter – 1st March & 12th July Non-STEM (Business & Professional Services): Explore the vital business functions that enable the organisation to deliver its mission effectively. Our programmes are: Business Administration (14th, 21st & 28th June, 5th & 12th July) Business Improvement (1st...
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