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Senior Mechanical Engineer -Nuclear in Warrington, Cheshire

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Warrington
5 days ago
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Senior Mechanical Engineer (SRP Project, Sellafield)

Contract role – Hybrid Warrington office – £51-55/hour Inside IR35.


About the Project

  • Safely receives SNM packages from existing storage locations.
  • Retreats and repackages these into new 100‑year storage packages.
  • Transfers them to the SPRS facility for secure storage until 2120.

This is a unique opportunity to contribute to one of the UK’s most important nuclear safety projects, ensuring materials remain safe and secure for the future.


Key Responsibilities

  • Plan and coordinate engineering and design activities.
  • Develop engineering solutions for complex projects, from concept through to manufacture.
  • Support manufacturing and testing queries, design changes, and configuration management.
  • Produce and review technical reports, specifications, and calculations.
  • Present engineering solutions to stakeholders and at design reviews.
  • Deliver scope of work to agreed timescales and budgets.

Essential Skills & Experience

  • Strong background in mechanical engineering design for plant and equipment.
  • Proficiency with 3D CAD systems (e.g., Inventor, SolidWorks, ProE) and CAD management tools.
  • Familiarity with 2D drawing standards (BS 8888).
  • Experience leading designers in the production of drawings and documentation.
  • Knowledge of plant layout, installation, alignment, and testing of equipment.
  • Experience writing and checking works test documentation, integrated test documents, and O&M manuals.
  • Ability to support manufacturing, inspection, and test queries.
  • Office‑based availability (typically blended 3/2 Office/WFH).

Desirable Skills

  • Experience in authoring/checking Design Justification Reports (DJRs).
  • Knowledge of safety cases and Sellafield engineering standards.
  • Experience designing for nuclear environments and glovebox systems.
  • Understanding of CDM, SoMSR, PUWER & LOLER.
  • Willingness to travel occasionally outside the UK to support manufacturing and testing.


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