Power & Nuclear
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Welding Inspector
Portsmouth Market relatedLocation: Portsmouth, UK Contract Type: Outside IR35, 1 Year Contract Part time: 3 days a week Position Overview: We are looking for a skilled Welding Inspector with CSWIP certification for a 1-year contract. The role involves traveling 3 days a week to a single site in Portsmouth to ensure welding operations comply with industry standards and project specifications. Key Responsibilities: Conduct visual inspections of welding work. Review and interpret welding procedures, specifications, and drawings. Monitor welding processes and techniques. Identify and report welding defects or non-conformances. Maintain detailed inspection records. Collaborate with project teams to resolve issues and improve welding quality. Qualifications and Skills: CSWIP certification. Experience as a Welding Inspector. Knowledge of welding techniques, processes, and standards. Ability to read technical drawings and specifications. Attention to detail and strong analytical skills. Effective communication skills. Willingness to travel to a single site 3 days a week. Additional Information: Competitive daily rate. Mileage expenses covered. Outside IR35 contract for 1 year, with possible extension. How to Apply: Submit your resume to Joe.Baron@talascendint.com
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Welding Inspectors
England Market relatedJob Title: Quality Control Inspectors Contract Type: Outside IR35 Locations: UK Wide, Multiple Positions, Long Term, Site-Based Job Overview: Quality Control Inspectors are responsible for providing independent quality control and weld inspection services across a range of nuclear mechanical disciplines. Services are delivered at vendors', potential vendors', or other participating entities' premises and locations. Duties and Responsibilities: Develop and maintain excellent relationships with both internal and external customers. Deliver independent inspection and quality control services at operating sites and vendors related to new equipment in manufacture, fabrication, and construction. Review fabrication/manufacturing documentation within delegated authority levels in terms of quality plans, ITPs, fabrication/manufacturing procedures, welding procedures, NDE procedures, and compilation and review of LTQRs. Knowledge and Skills: Good working knowledge of German requirements for inspection within the nuclear industry or transferable experience from another high hazard industry. Experience and understanding, or the ability to learn, nuclear and conventional codes and standards relating to pressure equipment and pressure systems, including EN13445, EN13480, PD5500, ASME VIII, plus associated material, welding, and NDE standards. Proactive, self-motivated approach to technical and non-technical work. Experience in managing a range of stakeholders and a successful track record of influencing and negotiating, particularly in technical discussions relating to inspection. Good technical writing and communication skills. Good working knowledge of the customer’s quality requirements. Good working knowledge of manufacturing techniques and processes. Minimum of 2 years' experience in the inspection of welded fabrications/manufactured equipment for nuclear and conventional power generation applications. Sound understanding and qualification where necessary in materials, welding, and NDT. If you are interested in hearing more about the positions available, please contact Joe Baron at Joe.Baron@talascendint.com.
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Coating's Inspector
England Market relatedLocation: Various sites across Europe and the UK, including Norway, South of England, North West, Flintshire, and Somerset Contract Type: Long-term contract, full-time Onsite, Outside IR35 Industry: Offshore Wind, Construction, Nuclear, Oil & Gas About the Role: We are seeking experienced Coatings Inspectors to join our team for multiple projects across Europe and the UK. The successful candidates will be responsible for ensuring that all coating applications meet the specified standards and requirements, ensuring the integrity and longevity of critical infrastructure in the offshore wind, construction, nuclear, and oil & gas sectors. Key Responsibilities: Conduct thorough inspections of surface preparation and coating application processes. Ensure compliance with project specifications, industry standards, and safety regulations. Perform and document inspections and tests according to established procedures. Identify and report defects or non-conformities, and recommend corrective actions. Work closely with project managers, site supervisors, and contractors to ensure quality control. Maintain accurate records of inspections and test results. Provide technical support and guidance to onsite teams regarding coating processes and quality standards. Stay updated with industry best practices, technological advancements, and regulatory requirements. Qualifications: Must possess one of the following; ICorr Level 2 or above Frosio Level 2 or above NACE Level 2 or above Experience: Proven experience in coatings inspection within offshore wind, construction, nuclear, and/or oil & gas sectors. Familiarity with industry standards and best practices in coating applications and inspections. Skills: Strong attention to detail and analytical skills. Excellent communication and interpersonal abilities. Proficiency in using inspection tools and equipment. Ability to work independently and as part of a team. Good organizational and record-keeping skills Other Requirements: Willingness to travel and work at various sites across Europe and the UK. Valid driving license. Ability to work full-time onsite. Understanding of and commitment to health and safety regulations. For European work, ideally a European passport holder, but British nationals will be considered. · Join our team and contribute to the development of critical infrastructure projects that support sustainable and innovative practices across Europe and the UK. For more information, please contact Joe.Baron@talascendint.com.
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QHSE Advisor
Cheshire Market relatedRole Purpose: Reporting to the EPC Manager, you will be the UK’s business partner for Quality, Health and Safety, Information Security and Environmental related topics. You’ll have a strong focus on creation and further development, improvement of key business processes and implementation. You will ensure compliance with company QHSE standards, governmental QHSE regulations and QHSE industry standards, required by customers and company management. Through continuous monitoring you will keep the QHSE management system up-to-date and compliant with corporate rules, industry standards and governmental regulations. You’ll be working from our offices in Runcorn and the role will involve travel to customer sites across the UK. You may also be required to travel to our regional HQ in the Netherlands, all travel expenses will be covered. Job Role Responsibilities: Develop and maintain pro-active QHSE relationships with customers and suppliers. Build consensus through stakeholder management to achieve buy in for European and Global business process improvements regarding QHSE. Report on business process performance, QHSE escalation and incident management. Identify and analyse opportunities for process improvements. Work with managers and colleagues to ensure QHSE compliance, resolve issues and ensure non-conformances are detected early. Coordinate competency assessments, training and records for large scale projects. Design and implement new standards, business processes and procedures or improve existing and implement improvements using change management skills. Persuades stakeholders, builds consensus, and achieves a buy-in for European/global business process improvements. Provide QHSE advice across all levels within the organisation. Review Survey Plan and ensure that SHE aspects are addressed appropriately. Prepare site induction safety packs. Manage incident reporting such as near misses/accidents etc. Travel to all our sites to coordinate and carryout above activities as required. Contribute to the project plans reviewing and adding relevant SHE sections where required: Contribute to Project Risk Registers from a QHSE perspective. Assist the Principal Contractor comply with the CDM:2015 Regulations Experience / Skills / Knowledge / Qualifications: Experience in QHSE, ideally gained in a technical project organisation working with major contractors in the utility construction and/or instrumentation automation markets. Experience of leading a team within this field of expertise. Experience of leading audits to verify compliance. Bachelor level with more than 10 years of relevant work experience in a technical/process environment OR academic level with more than 5 years of work experience in technical/process environment Masters level knowledge of QHSE discipline Experience of applying or working with CDM Regulations 2015. NEBOSH / IOSH or equivalent qualification Problem-solving skills and creative thinking Ability to build trust, communicate effectively at all levels, build consensus, and achieve buy-in Auditing and Compliance Management Highly driven, energetic, proactive, and process-driven Knowledge of ISO9001, qualification advantageous. Company information At First Recruitment Group we understand just how important it is to secure the right people. That is why our Recruitment Consultants always take the time to understand requirements in detail and offer sound advice to both clients and candidates. We actively recruit at all levels and this is a superb opportunity for a QHSE Advisor looking for new employment. As part of putting people first, we strive to be an equal opportunities employer and we are always looking to increase the diversity of our workforce, working closely with our clients to ensure everyone is included.
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Project Manager
Stafford Market relatedProject Interface Manager - 6-Month Contract (Potential for Two Years) - Inside IR35 - Negotiable Rate As the Project Interface Manager, you'll play a crucial role in the Operations Leader – North Europe Region, reporting to the Project Director for the EGL1-HVDC project. Your focus will be on coordinating and managing interfaces for a major HVDC project, ensuring effective communication and collaboration across stakeholders, consortium partners, and clients. You'll be responsible for identifying and managing technical and commercial risks, contributing to planning, and fostering strong relationships for optimal project performance. Responsibilities: Manage key project interface deliverables within the consortium. Report directly to the Project Director. Coordinate consortium interface scope with clients and external contractors. Actively coordinate functions across the consortium to define and plan project interfaces. Maintain and report on progress and KPI/SLA performance. Act as the single point of accountability for interface issues, managing resolution plans. Proactively develop KPI dashboards for monitoring and reporting. Support development of management workstreams and drive process improvement. Apply detailed change control when interfaces change. Act as the first point of contact for real-time queries and issues. Attend client meetings to report and agree on mitigations. Report and maintain risk, cost exposure, and mitigation plans. Contribute to the Interface Management Plan and project schedule. Provide input and solutions for effective project delivery. Maintain effective relationships with third parties. Experience Requirements: 10 years in Large Capital - Power - HVDC Technology - EPC development. Minimum 7 years managing large project interface management activities. Minimum 5 years in a Technology-manufacturing organization within Power/Energy sectors. Experience in EPC development of large facilities. Understanding of National Grid – SPT power transportation providers. Consortium and client interface management leadership capabilities. Knowledge of managing UK agencies and understanding of approval SLAs. Excellent interpersonal skills, strong technical competency, and communication skills. Proven ability to work to strict deadlines, KPIs, and SLAs. Resilient and capable of working in a client-facing role. Additional Information: Home working on Fri, Mon, Adhoc office and site attendance as required. Attendance to contractor facilities and sites as required (Murton-Torness, anticipate monthly). Qualifications: Engineering Degree. Project Management qualifications – APM desirable or equivalent project experience.
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Welding Inspector
Bolton Market relatedPosition: Welding Inspector Contract Length: 1 year Contract Type: Outside IR35 Additional Benefits: Mileage and travel time compensation, hotel and evening meal allowance of up to £25 per night Location: Bolton, Manchester, Bury, Wolverhampton, and Teesside Role Overview: We are seeking a qualified professional to visit various fabricators across Bolton, Manchester, Bury, Wolverhampton, and Teesside. The ideal candidate must be able to drive and will not require SC Clearance as they will not be going onsite. Key Responsibilities: Travel to fabricators in designated locations. Provide support and expertise in accordance with contract requirements. Perform tasks related to radiographic interpretation and DPI/MPI. Requirements: Must hold a CSWIP 3.1 certification minimum. Experience in radiographic interpretation. Proficiency in DPI/MPI (Dye Penetrant Inspection/Magnetic Particle Inspection). Valid driving license and willingness to travel extensively. Compensation: Mileage and travel time covered. Hotel accommodation and evening meal allowance up to £25 per night. Application Process: To apply, please submit your resume to Joe.Baron@talascendint.com
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