Authorised Person (Electrical) - Nuclear Project AWE (Site-Based) | SC Clearance Required (DV desirable) Competitive Rate/Salary + Long-Term Project

The Opportunity We're supporting a major nuclear programme and are looking for an experienced Authorised Person (Electrical) to take ownership of electrical safety across a complex, large-scale project. This is a critical role at the heart of project delivery - ensuring safe systems of work, managing energisations and isolations, and driving compliance with nuclear licence conditions and project procedures. If you're an established AP(E) who thrives in high-integrity environments and enjoys influencing teams across construction and commissioning, this is a standout opportunity.

What You'll Be Doing As the Electrical AP, you'll be the focal point for electrical safety governance across the project. Key responsibilities include:

Managing and coordinating electrical safety in line with approved procedures Overseeing isolations & energisations (including cross-boundary activities) Reviewing and approving SSoW, energisation requests, and test documentation Auditing Contractors' APs and carrying out site inspections Acting as the interface between Engineering, Construction, Commissioning, QA, and the Client Providing guidance and leadership to subcontractors and project teams Supporting and coordinating the M&E Permit Office function Ensuring a smooth transition from construction ? commissioning ? start-up Training, assessing, and appointing Authorised Persons (E) and maintaining registers Coordinating with utilities teams on HV energisations and shutdowns What We're Looking For Essential:

Proven experience as an Authorised Person (Electrical) on large-scale projects Background in construction & commissioning environments Strong understanding of: HSAWA, EAWR, CDM Regulations Safe Systems of Work (SSoW), safety cases, and risk management 17th/18th Edition IET Regulations Electrical testing qualifications (2391 / 2394 & 2395) AP(E) Training SMSTS (or equivalent) + First Aid Strong stakeholder management and communication skillsDesirable:

Experience in a nuclear licensed environment Experience within an M&E Permit Office Incorporated or Chartered Engineer status HV/plant systems experience Why This Role?

Work on a high-profile nuclear project with real impact Be a key decision-maker in electrical safety and compliance Collaborate across multidisciplinary teams on a technically complex programme Long-term opportunity with career-defining experience