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A Civil & Structural Engineer plays a crucial role in the planning, design, and execution of various construction projects, ensuring the safety, stability, and functionality of structures.

In the nuclear industry, a technologist plays a crucial role in supporting a variety of aspects of the operations of nuclear plants, facilities and technologies. Working alongside scientists and engineers, technologists design, develop, implement and maintain the systems and processes essential to the safe, efficient and effective operation of the nuclear industry.

A Commissioning Engineer plays a key role in ensuring that nuclear facilities, such as power plants, operate safely and efficiently. They are responsible for overseeing the installation, testing and implementation of various systems within the plant, prior to operation.

A Design engineer is a technically specialised engineer who designs structures, systems and components across nuclear facilities.

An Electrical engineer designs, builds and maintains electrical systems across nuclear sites.

A Non-Destructive Testing Engineer is a well-trained engineer that oversees the testing of materials and components without damaging them.

A cybersecurity analyst within the nuclear sector is tasked with ensuring the security of nuclear facilities against cyber threats and attacks.

In the nuclear industry, a field engineer is vital for maintaining the efficient, reliable and safe operation of nuclear plants and facilities. Their responsibilities include hands-on technical work such as installing, maintaining and repairing equipment and systems within these plants, ensuring uninterrupted electricity generation or process output.

Welding (Metallurgist) Engineers hold a pivotal position in the nuclear industry, safeguarding the safety and dependability of structures and components. Their primary responsibility lies in ensuring that welding procedures adhere to the strictest quality and integrity standards, especially during the construction and maintenance of nuclear power plants and associated facilities.

Stress & Test Engineers play a crucial role in ensuring the safety and reliability of nuclear power plants. They are responsible for testing materials, components and systems to withstand the extreme conditions present in nuclear environments. These engineers assess how different parts of the plant respond under stress, such as high temperatures and pressures, and determine whether they meet the rigorous safety standards required for operation.