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Reliability Programme Manager

PDSVISION UK is a multi-disciplined systems engineering consultancy, software channel partner and training provider with offices in Cambridge, Manchester and Edinburgh, helping engineering companies transform how they both develop products and manufacturing processes and manage risks during operation.

We are a member of the PDSVISION Group, a fast-growing international provider of engineering services and software, with 500 staff and operations in the UK, EMEA, SEA and USA.

Within the PDSVISION Group, our UK team leads our Global Centre of Excellence for Systems Engineering, including Functional Safety and Reliability Analysis, Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) and Risk Management. We provide extensive consulting services to support client objectives and strengthen their inhouse capabilities.

What We Are Looking For

To support a strategic client undertaking a long-term national infrastructure project within nuclear engineering, we are looking to appoint a Reliability Programme Manager to initially lead an established and growing PDSVISION project team. This team is dedicated to achieving our client’s goals during concept and development phases through the implementation of risk management-based dependability principles, including Design for Reliability, Design for Maintainability, Safety-Led Design and Requirements Traceability. In particular, our objective is to support our client in ensuring their facility will safely meet its operational demands while complying with regulatory requirements.

Managing a team of subject matter experts within our dedicated project team focused on AR&M, RCM and Functional Safety, your role is to provide support, facilitate co-ordination and collaboration, and manage, monitor, grow and efficiently delegate resources while liaising with our client to ensure their objectives, expectations and deliverables are met. More details can be provided at interview stage.

If you are a project manager or senior engineer with experience within systems dependability (reliability, availability, safety, security and maintainability), we believe this is a fantastic opportunity to take your career to the next level and be involved in a significant project.

We are interested in both candidates already working within the nuclear sector and those from other industries who are seeking to gain experience in nuclear applications.

Essential Skills/Experience

• Relevant degree in an engineering, science, mathematics or similar discipline
• Extensive knowledge and practical experience in a range of systems-level risk management techniques, such as:
  • Reliability Block Diagrams
  • FMEA and FTA
  • HAZOP and LOPA
  • Reliability Centred Maintenance (RCM)
• Demonstrable management skills and experience including:
  • Managing projects and staff as required to deliver on-time to the right quality.
  • Managing data across teams, to ensure that the most up to date information is available and utilised.
  • Identifying, engaging and managing stakeholders across a range of project functions.
• Ability to review the work of colleagues in a constructive and supportive way while ensuring the quality of output from the team is maintained.
• Ability to recognise, understand and apply relevant industry standards and regulations diligently throughout the work of managed colleagues.
• A Systems Engineering mindset, able to identify and model physical and organizational factors influencing reliability and safety of products and processes.
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills, with the ability to present clearly and convincingly to technical and non-technical audiences at a senior level.
• Self-motivated, ability to multi-task and with the drive to achieve objectives.
• Confident, flexible and inclusive team-player who can solve problems with initiative.

Desirable Skills/Experience

• Desirable Skills/Experience
• Commercial reliability engineering and/or mathematical software.
• Nuclear safety case development and regulations
• Asset Management.

Due to the nature of the project work, you will need to be a British National and be able to achieve the necessary security clearances.

We offer:

We offer a professional, collaborative and enjoyable working environment, an international outlook and a supportive culture, positively engaged with flexible working through use of Teams and other cloud-based systems.

• Competitive base salary.
• Hybrid working.
• 25 days (plus 8 statutory) paid holidays per year.
• Private Medical Insurance, Health Plan and Pension schemes.
• Bike-to-Work scheme
• A friendly, supportive and respectful culture, offering stimulating and rewarding work of great variety and impact.
• Commitment to Continuing Professional Development.
• Paid annual membership fees for a relevant institution.

As a company, we embrace hybrid and remote working as well as having offices in Manchester and Cambridge you may choose to use on occasion. Please note, for this immediate role within the nuclear industry, you will be required to work a minimum of 2 days per week on-site with our project team in Warrington or another suitable location as negotiated.