The Operational Development Engineer (Materials Management / Purchasing Co-ordinator) is responsible for supporting the Pre-Operations Materials Management and Purchasing Lead in the delivery of the Commissioning and Operational spares strategy.
The successful individual will be required to work within a team to ensure all spares orders are placed, delivered in line with project required timescales, receipted into the appropriate warehouse locations, and delivered to the commissioning and operational teams when required.
Each role will involve coordinating and managing a specific part of the materials management or purchasing process. Training will be provided to help individuals understand any industry-specific software and processes required for the role. Individuals will be asked to identify, own, and deliver resolutions to issues that occur in their area, with support from their line manager.
The role requires individuals to work with a wide range of teams across the project organization, including operational engineering, commissioning, project delivery, site operations, commercial, and finance.
Nature and Scope
The role of Operational Development Engineer sits within the Procurement Engineering Team, which is part of the Spares and Procurement Engineering Team. The Spares and Procurement Engineering Team is part of the Pre-Operations Engineering Programme, covering key operational engineering activities, including Equipment Reliability, Surveillance Programmes, Spares and Procurement Engineering, Fuel Route, and Outage Management.
Pre-Operations sits within the Commissioning and Operational Directorship, which covers the management of all commissioning and operational activities for the Power Station.
Principal Accountabilities
1. Carry out one or more of these key activities: order placement, expediting orders, receipting orders, delivery of orders to commissioning and operations customers.
2. Help manage issue resolution for the timely delivery of the activities above.
3. Help maintain and develop new and existing process documentation.
4. Track progress of activities against key performance indicators.
5. Maintain interfaces and develop relationships with other Hinkley Point C departments, EPR Family, and EDF Energy's existing Nuclear Business.
6. Research operating experience from the wider industries applicable to the HPC project and promote its use and application to make HPC a World Class performer.
Knowledge, Skills, Qualifications, Experience
1. Good communication skills (written and verbal).
2. Good team working skills.
3. A proactive analytical thinker with the ability to work on their own initiative.
4. Experience of standard software packages (word processing, spreadsheets, and presentations).
5. Ability to read and follow process documents.
6. Experience of dealing with suppliers and customers.
7. A minimum of 5 GCSE passes and a relevant higher education qualification (e.g., A Levels or BTEC).
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