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| Posted: | 24/02/26 | |
| Recruiter: | Empresaria UK Ltd | |
| Reference: | 3074759272 | |
| Type: | Permanent | |
| Disciplines: | Engineering | |
| Salary: | £40,000 - £70,000 Annual | |
| Location: | Nether Stowey, Somerset | |
| Description: | Role Overview The HVAC Engineer will be responsible for the delivery, supervision, and commissioning of HVAC systems across nuclear and conventional island buildings. The role includes oversight of installation works, validation, performance testing, and ensuring systems meet nuclear safety, quality, and regulatory requirements. This position requires strict adherence to nuclear site procedures, safety standards, and configuration control processes. Key Responsibilities Engineering & Technical Review and interpret HVAC design documentation (P&IDs, ducting layouts, schematics, technical specifications). Ensure installation compliance with nuclear standards and project specifications. Support technical resolution of site installation issues (NCRs, TQs, FCRs). Interface with design teams, contractors, and system engineers. Commissioning Develop and review Commissioning Test Documentation (CTDs).
Quality & Compliance
Coordination & Reporting Attend daily coordination and commissioning meetings. Provide progress reports and risk assessments. Interface with mechanical, electrical, and control disciplines. Systems in Scope Nuclear HVAC systems (safety-classified ventilation) Containment ventilation Chilled water systems AHUs and ductwork systems Filtration systems (HEPA) Smoke extraction systems Control and BMS-integrated HVAC systems Qualifications & Experience Essential Degree or HNC/HND in Mechanical Engineering or Building Services. Proven commissioning experience on large infrastructure or industrial projects. Experience working within highly regulated environments (Nuclear, Oil & Gas, Pharma, Rail). Strong knowledge of HVAC codes and standards (BS EN, CIBSE). Desirable Previous experience on Hinkley Point C or other nuclear new build projects. CSCS / CCNSG / IOSH or equivalent. Experience with nuclear ventilation classification systems. Understanding of UK nuclear regulatory framework. | |