Prepare and organize sites (required material resources, access, permit requests, network securing, supplier contacts, etc.) in coordination with the project manager
Contribute to the drafting of execution documents (work procedures, schedules, organizational charts, etc.)
Participate in the supervision and execution of works
Coordinate on-site interventions and monitor work progress
Attend project progress meetings and ensure deadlines are met
Monitor and manage subcontractors
Report on activities and escalate issues as necessary
Draft all or part of intervention reports

Engineering degree (generalist) or higher technician qualification
3–5 years' experience in site supervision
Previous experience in an industrial environment
Experience and/or training in a nuclear environment (e.g., SCN1, RP1, PR1CC or PR1CR) is a plus
Knowledge of nuclear regulations and the requirements of major nuclear clients is an advantage
Proficient with IT tools (Word, Excel, Outlook, etc.) and familiar with quality assurance principles

Flexibility in organizing your work (hybrid working, part-time)
Autonomy within a supportive, trust-based managerial environment
Support for developing your skills within an environment where technical and scientific expertise is recognized and cross-disciplinary career paths are encouraged
Opportunity to join a group fully committed to social and environmental responsibility
Position open to applicants with disabilities

Nuclear Studies and Works Engineer

Key skills