[Hiring] Mechanical Supervisor @NSG Environmental

Role Description

To co-ordinate and control all mechanical day-to-day operations on site, in a safe manner, as determined by the Site, Decommissioning or Project Manager, ensuring that activities run to programme and cost.

To ensure that the operations and activities of all personnel are completed safely and meet Site Operating and QSHEW requirements.

Key Objectives

• Resource Management
  • Control facilities and co-ordinate all site establishment operations in order to adhere to programme and cost.
  • Co-ordinate and control the day-to-day mechanical operations of site personnel to provide a safe, secure and efficient work environment.
  • Ensure all plant and equipment is safely operated.
  • Maintain, store, and organise all physical resources for efficient operation.
  • Ensure resources are available as required within time, cost, and quality criteria.
  • Control the issue and monitor the usage of personal protective equipment.
  • Oversee Contractor and Sub-Contractor personnel and their day-to-day mechanical activities.
  • Communicate instructions and necessary information clearly.
  • Control and support a team of skilled, semi-skilled, and technically based individuals through sound personnel practices.
• Compliance
  • Ensure all personnel, their work activity and actions meet stringent criteria regarding Radiological protection, Site Operating Licence, and Health & Safety.
• Management Information
  • Contribute to the preparation and compilation of progress reports, routine reports, and necessary supporting documentation.
  • Submit accurate and relevant information as determined by the Project Manager for contacts such as Head office personnel, Client, Sub-Contractor representative, and Outside bodies – HSE.
• Liaison
  • Provide a professional and informed point of contact for Head Office, Site, and Client personnel.
  • Generate and supply appropriate information as required for internal colleagues.

Qualifications

• Thorough knowledge of subject to ONC or equivalent level in a relevant discipline - Mechanical Engineering - Essential
• IOSH 'Managing Safely' - Essential
• CSCS - Construction Safety Certificate - Essential
• NEBOSH Gen Cert or Higher - Desirable
• Membership of appropriate technical/professional body - Desirable
• IOSH Managing Safely or Level 2 Health & Safety in the Workplace or equivalent - Relevant training will be provided if required

Requirements

• Proven ability to effectively lead a multi-disciplined team - Essential
• Experience of managing in a construction/site environment or in nuclear industries - Essential
• Working knowledge of safety, quality and environmental management protocols and policies - Essential
• Preparation & presentation of management information and basic reports - Essential
• Working knowledge of Health & Safety Regulations including COSHH, PUWER, LOLER & RIDDOR - Essential
• 3 years supervisory experience in a repair and maintenance/decommissioning environment - Desirable
• Proven experience of leading a multi-disciplined team in a hazardous [nuclear] site environment - Desirable
• Radiological Protection and all associated issues - Desirable
• Compliance to site operation and legal standards - Desirable
• Used to dealing with confidential and commercial information - Desirable
• Familiar with QSHEW operating procedures and requirements - Desirable
• Familiar with integrated management system operating procedures and requirements - Desirable

Skills & Abilities

• Competent user of MS Office - Essential
• Able to organise and prioritise own work - Essential
• Proven and effective team leader - Essential
• Able to manage team and work environment safely and cost effectively - Essential
• Proven ability to organise own and work of others, including specialists and sub-contractors - Essential
• Able to access and utilise a range of reported data sources and business/technical information - Essential
• Carry out routine management reporting - Essential
• Contribute to preparation/present written case/justification for risk assessments, method statements, management reports, resourcing information - Essential
• Proven capability to organise and manage human and physical resources within a hazardous operating environment and to deliver to programme within cost and time - Desirable
• Ability to communicate with a wide range of colleagues at all levels and with external stakeholders and contractors - Desirable
• Knowledge of ISO 9001 / 14001 & 45001 - Desirable

Benefits

• Hours - 37.5 hours per week
• Overtime – 37.5-60 hours per week – Time and half
• Overtime – 60+ hours per week or Sundays – Double time
• Life Assurance 3x Salary
• Subsistence allowance paid for working away (50+ miles away from home location) - £200pw lodge (£50pd, 4 days max) + £25pd Food
• Private Healthcare package
• Pension – Company contributes 5% Individual contributes 4%
• Discretionary bonus
• 187.5 hours per year holiday allowance
• Professional memberships covered

Company Description

NSG Environmental Ltd has been delivering work programmes in the nuclear industry for over 40 years. Traditionally in the areas of decommissioning and waste management, NSG now has a broad customer base and provides a wide spectrum of services across the nuclear project lifecycle, ranging from expert consultancy support, R&D and engineering design to rekit and refurbishment, site installation services and high-hazard physical decommissioning works, amongst others.

The delivery and management of these projects and programmes of work is carried out by a skilled workforce composed of both white-collar and blue-collar personnel in technical, administrative, and physical roles.

Our core values of Passion, Integrity, Challenge and Collaboration drive performance and ensure we add significant value. If joining us as a member of staff, we will support your professional development in an exciting and challenging work environment that will enable you to use, develop and hone your technical expertise in a supportive and collaborative working environment.