Job Title: Procurement Engineer (Fixed Term - 2 Years)
Location: Torness Power Station
Department: Supply Chain

Rate: will be between £23.96 and £28.29

The role will be 5 days per week on site, no blend.

A career that will deliver change. Together, we'll help Britain achieve net zero.

Applications are invited for a 2-year fixed-term opportunity for a Procurement Engineer to join the Supply Chain Department at Torness Power Station. This position offers a competitive salary and terms and conditions. The starting salary will be dependent on your existing salary, competence, experience, and qualifications.

The Opportunity

This is an exciting opportunity for a Procurement Engineer to join a team at the heart of supporting continued safe and efficient operation of a nuclear power station. You will bring sound engineering knowledge and judgement to play a key role in managing the station's spare parts requirements, ensuring fit-for-purpose procurement of components, and maintaining compliance with engineering and quality assurance standards.

The Role

As a Procurement Engineer, your responsibilities will include:

Specifying and evaluating nuclear power station spares against original design intent.
Supporting the upkeep and integrity of the plant Spares Catalogue.
Developing procurement specifications in collaboration with Technical Specialists and Purchasers.
Maintaining compliance with all standards and procedures applicable to plant spares procurement.
Completing Item Equivalency Assessments to support changes in component selection.
Assisting with technical investigations, including parts sourcing and resolving obsolescence issues.
Conducting Quality Assurance (QA) reviews prior to purchasing QA1/2 spares, including reviewing and developing Quality Plans.
Performing Quality Control (QC) inspections on key goods being supplied.
Advising Purchasing and Warehouse teams to ensure smooth operation of Supply Chain processes.

The Skills & Experience

To be successful in this role, you will bring:

A minimum of HNC in an engineering discipline, ideally with Electrical or Control & Instrumentation or Mechanical bias (though broader engineering knowledge will also be considered).
Strong working knowledge of technical and quality assurance standards related to the procurement of spare parts.
Experience in engineering specification and component evaluation.
Familiarity with obsolescence management and quality control/assurance processes.
Ability to work collaboratively across technical, commercial, and warehouse functions.

If interested please apply here and we'll be in touch as soon as possible.

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