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Mechanical Design Checker
at Actemium UK Other in Other (Published at 31-10-2024)
Actemium Design (formerly North West Projects) are engineering solution specialists with a regulated industry sector focus. Our full project life-cycle expertise includes mechanical, EC&I, process engineering and design alongside project management and control. As part of VINCI Energies with a turnover of €14 billion, Actemium Design is an agile business, growing in an exciting and sustainable manner.
About the role
We are currently recruiting an experienced Assigned Checker who will ensure that all mechanical project documentation and associated data is checked and formally approved before issue to a client.
Main Responsibilities
- Experience of design governance with a particular focus on performing verification of own and the engineering team’s work as an assigned checker through the drawing check and approval process.
- Authenticate that the work is fit for the stated purpose, meets customer requirements and appropriate standards and procedures have been adhered to.
- Ability to identify errors and omissions that conflict with required specifications and policies that could include reference drawings, design calculations, design risk assessments etc.
The Person
- Degree with honours or Level 6 equivalent.
- Chartered Engineer or equivalent.
- Several years experience working in mechanical design engineering.
- Several years experience working within a highly regulated industry (preferably nuclear).
- Microsoft Office suite.
We offer:
- Collaborative working environment.
- Continued professional development with accredited training courses.
- Competitive salary package and comprehensive company benefits including EV scheme, share purchase.
Security Clearance
The successful candidate must be able to achieve and maintain security clearance for this role.
Many of the positions within our company are subject to national security clearance and Trade Control restrictions. This means that your eligibility for certain roles may be affected by your place of birth, nationality, current or former citizenship, and any residency you hold or have held.
