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About the Role
Lead the delivery of the Radioactive Substances Regulation (RSR) Environmental Permit requirements for Sizewell C's future operations, ensuring appropriate arrangements are in place throughout project stages. Provide Intelligent Customer capability for Best Available Techniques (BAT), environmental design assurance, and regulatory compliance. Offer technical leadership and advice during procurement, commissioning, and operations, overseeing complex deliverables and supporting internal governance. Collaborate with internal teams, the responsible designer, and external partners, maintaining engagement with the Environment Agency. This role offers an opportunity to apply expertise in radioactive waste management and environmental protection within a major UK infrastructure project.
Responsibilities
- Provide technical advice on radioactive discharges, radioactive waste management, and environmental protection to support compliance with the RSR Environmental Permit.
- Support the application and demonstration of Best Available Techniques (BAT) across design, procurement, commissioning, and operational arrangements.
- Deliver Intelligent Customer capability through the review and assurance of technical documentation, supplier deliverables, and design outputs.
- Contribute to environmental permitting activities, including permit compliance, regulatory submissions, and regulatory engagement.
- Support the assurance and substantiation of Environmental Protection Equipment (EPE).
- Work collaboratively across multidisciplinary teams to ensure environmental requirements are effectively embedded.
- Act as a key technical interface with the Environment Agency and other regulators.
- Provide technical oversight of complex environmental deliverables.
- Lead environmental design assurance activities, including the review and approval of significant design changes.
- Coordinate and deliver BAT assessments.
- Provide authoritative advice on radioactive waste management and environmental protection as an appointed member of the HPC Corporate Radioactive Waste Adviser (CRWA) Body.
- Mentor and support the development of junior team members.
- Represent the SS&A Environment Team and CRWA Body in company forums and cross-functional meetings.
Requirements
- Degree qualified, or equivalent, in a science or engineering-related discipline.
- Working knowledge and practical application of Radioactive Substances Regulations and Best Available Techniques (BAT) within UK nuclear facilities.
- Holds, or is working towards, Radioactive Waste Adviser (RWA) status.
- Experience preparing, reviewing or delivering contractual documentation, or providing technical support to contracts.
- Chartered status, or working towards Chartership, with a relevant professional body.
- Experience operating within an Environmental Management System (EMS) aligned to recognised standards such as BS EN ISO 14001:2015, including the development of procedures to support compliance.
Skills
- Strong relationship-building, influencing, and collaboration skills developed through experience in complex, multidisciplinary environments.
- Good working knowledge of environmental legislation, policy, regulatory guidance, and industry standards.
- Strong organisational, analytical, and problem-solving skills.
- Ability to work independently while demonstrating excellent communication, interpersonal, and influencing skills.
- Professional qualities including accuracy, resilience, attention to detail, and a results-focused approach.
- Experience working with UK regulators and developing effective regulatory relationships.
- Knowledge of environmental legislation, permitting requirements, and technical environmental issues relevant to the nuclear industry.
Location
- London
- Bristol
- Manchester
Work Type
- Hybrid working
- Permanent
- Full-time
Experience Level
- Starting from £64,000 depending on experience
Education Level
- Degree qualified, or equivalent, in a science or engineering-related discipline.
- Chartered status, or working towards Chartership, with a relevant professional body (e.g. Society for Radiological Protection, Engineering Council or equivalent).
Salary/Compensations
- Starting from £64,000 depending on experience
Benefits
- Annual Leave: 28 days per annum, increasing to 30 days after 5 years of service, plus bank holidays
- Bonus: 5% annual bonus
- Pension Contributions: Defined Contribution Pension Scheme with up to 7.5% employee contribution 15% employer contribution
- Life Assurance: Up to 8 x salary
About the Company
- Sizewell C is entering an exciting phase of growth as we mature into an independent organisation and continue building one of the UK’s largest and most important energy projects.
- Be part of one of the most important low-carbon energy projects in the UK.
- Work in a mission-driven environment that values innovation, integrity, and long-term sustainability.