ITA Assessor

ITA Assessor Position at Morson

Morson is currently seeking an ITA Assessor to be based out of either London or Suffolk. If you are looking for a fulfilling career path at the forefront of project development with a tangible impact, join our dynamic team. This opportunity allows you to play a crucial role in advancing climate change agendas and energy policies without compromising on the excitement and scale of the project.

As part of the Safety, Security, and Assurance Directorate, you will join the Independent Nuclear Assurance (INA) function, serving as the internal regulator for a groundbreaking project. The Independent Technical Assessment (ITA) team within INA undertakes a pivotal role, providing independent review, assessment, and challenge to ensure that safety standards are met and maintained throughout the project's lifecycle. Specifically, we are seeking an experienced Civil/Structural Engineering specialist to enhance our team's capabilities.

Key responsibilities include:

1. Ensure the effectiveness of the design assurance model and identify areas for improvement.
2. Offer impartial advice and conduct thorough reviews of safety case submissions and technical deliverables.
3. Serve as an independent technical assessment barrier for high-risk design or safety case elements.
4. Represent the ITA viewpoint to key stakeholders, including UK Nuclear Regulators.
5. Present independent perspectives on project processes and governance to internal and external committees.

Reporting to the Independent Technical Assessment Manager, you will be responsible for:

1. Providing oversight and technical assessment of project activities, prioritizing nuclear safety.
2. Managing relationships internally and externally, including with regulators.
3. Balancing business demands with regulatory requirements and internal processes.

Key requirements for the role include:

• Experience in nuclear or other high-hazard industries.
• Proficiency in managing highly complex technical projects, particularly in Civil/Structural Engineering.
• Demonstrated ability to build relationships and influence senior stakeholders and regulators.
• Detailed knowledge of relevant industry standards and regulatory expectations.
• Strong communication and presentation skills, with the ability to engage diverse stakeholders.

Desirable skills for the role:

• Experience in independent oversight or audit roles, such as Independent Nuclear Safety Assessment.
• Familiarity with modern safety case methodologies and regulatory standards.

If you are ready to contribute your expertise to a project of national importance while advancing your career in a challenging and rewarding environment, we invite you to apply and be part of our dynamic team.