Principal Safety Assessment Specialist Closing Date: 26th February 2026 Location: RG7 4PR , located between Reading and Basingstoke, with free onsite parking . Due to the classified nature of the work involved, there are limited opportunities to work from home in this role. It is anticipated that the successful candidate will spend the majority of their time working on site at AWE Aldermaston. Package: 64,340 - 101,700 per annum (depending on your suitability, qualifications, and level of experience) A relocation package may be available (terms and conditions apply). Working pattern: AWE operates a 9-day working fortnight. We will consider flexible working requests so that your work may fit in with your lifestyle. Just let us know your preferred working pattern on your application. Ready to play your part? At AWE, it's not just a job, it's far more than that. Our shared purpose is to help keep the nation safe. Could this role be the opportunity for you to play your part? AWE is currently recruiting for a Principal Safety Assessment Specialist within the Infrastructure Project Delivery (IPD), which is tasked with delivering a significant portfolio of conventional, nuclear, explosive new facilities together with implementing major re-kits to existing infrastructure. The main purpose of this role is to provide strategic leadership and ownership across the programme for both supply chain and in-house delivered safety assessments of complex nuclear, explosive and other major hazards infrastructure projects. The role advises on strategies for the development of safety assessments (safety case /risk assessments) and develops and delivers complex safety analyses, assessments and associated documentation throughout the project lifecycle. The role also oversees delivery and accepts supplier delivered safety cases or assessments on behalf of AWE by providing direct monitoring and oversight of programme together with managing the provision of competent resources to develop safety assessments. Key Accountabilities: Leads and manages the technical input to the planning and production of safety documentation. Delivers safety assessments and other technical safety documentation to agreed AWE standards. Monitors the production and delivery of safety documentation, using appropriate metrics. Ensure the implementing safety documentation requirements meet the standards set in the MSPs. Provides technical input to the production of Company and SESH policy, guidance and strategy. Provides technical input to the design and/or delivery of technical training. Mentor SAS Assessors and Senior SAS members as part of a planned development activity. Maintain and promote high personal standards in security, environment, safety and health. Additional accountabilities for this job profile may be defined and appointed through the Chief Engineer Management Arrangements, with appointees listed within the Company Design Authorities and Technical Authorities, as held in the company management system. Key Responsibilities: Lead a Safety Assessment Specialist team in the production, delivery of safety justification/documentation and through the governance process. Take ownership of safety justification/documentation as directed by Group Leader, Nuclear Safety or SESH Management. Ensuring that company strategies, policies and management system requirements for safety are communicated and understood. Contributing to processes that assess performance of the development and use of safety assessments and Licence Condition compliance and identify where improvements could be made. To assist with verification and checking safety documentation. Mentoring others in safety assessment approaches, documentation and techniques. Maintaining and promoting high standards in security, environment, safety and health. The Company may require you to fulfil any other reasonable duties aligned to your position from time to time in line with business needs. Deputise for Group Leader, Nuclear Safety in meetings when requested. Who are we looking for? We do need you to have the following: Degree in a science or engineering based subject or vocational qualification (HND or equivalent) and/or extensive practical experience. Safety Assessment Specialists are expected to be able to undertake a range of techniques. A list of common techniques is included in the Capability Matrix. The specific skills/ techniques that are required for a role/deployment will be identified as part of the tasking process. Extensive knowledge of these techniques is anticipated. Excellent interpersonal/communication skills, report and presentation skills. Extensive experience in the field of safety assessment for radiological, chemical and/or explosive hazards. Experience in a nuclear, high hazard and/or highly regulated industry. Experience of several Domains (Management system, Front End, Project design, Commissioning, Operations, Decommissioning), gained within or outside AWE. Experience of working/operating in a high hazard and/or highly regulated industry (probably nuclear). Whilst not to be considered a tick list, we'd like you to have experience in some of the following: Professional membership to a relevant charted body. Application of technical skills across the nuclear lifecycle (project -decommissioning). Application of skill across different hazard types (i.e. proportional risk assessment). Experience from across the nuclear lifecycle (projects - decommissioning). Experience of skill from across different hazard types. You must be willing and able to obtain and maintain the security clearance required for the role (more information on this can be found on our website) and be willing and able to travel within the UK and overseas if required. You'll need to have the ability to work calmly and constructively in a priority changing environment and be able to manage your own workload. You will also have initiative, enthusiasm, a flexible approach, and ability to work to tight deadlines. Work hard, be rewarded: We ask a lot and set the bar high because our work truly matters. In return we offer balance, with award winning benefits including: 9-day working fortnight - meaning you get every other Friday off work, in addition to 270 hours of annual leave. Market leading contributory pension scheme (we will pay between 9% and 13% of your pensionable pay depending on your contributions). Family friendly policies: Maternity Leave - 39 Weeks Full Pay and Paternity Leave - 4 Weeks Full Pay. Opportunities for Professional Career Development including funding for annual membership of a relevant professional body. Employee Assistance Programme and Occupational Health Services. Life Assurance (4 x annual salary). Discounts - access to savings on a wide range of everyday spending. Special Leave Policy including paid time off for volunteering, public service (including reserve forces) and caring. The 'Working at AWE' page on our website is where you can find full details in the 'AWE Benefits Guide'.
Jan 29, 2026
Full time
Principal Safety Assessment Specialist Closing Date: 26th February 2026 Location: RG7 4PR , located between Reading and Basingstoke, with free onsite parking . Due to the classified nature of the work involved, there are limited opportunities to work from home in this role. It is anticipated that the successful candidate will spend the majority of their time working on site at AWE Aldermaston. Package: 64,340 - 101,700 per annum (depending on your suitability, qualifications, and level of experience) A relocation package may be available (terms and conditions apply). Working pattern: AWE operates a 9-day working fortnight. We will consider flexible working requests so that your work may fit in with your lifestyle. Just let us know your preferred working pattern on your application. Ready to play your part? At AWE, it's not just a job, it's far more than that. Our shared purpose is to help keep the nation safe. Could this role be the opportunity for you to play your part? AWE is currently recruiting for a Principal Safety Assessment Specialist within the Infrastructure Project Delivery (IPD), which is tasked with delivering a significant portfolio of conventional, nuclear, explosive new facilities together with implementing major re-kits to existing infrastructure. The main purpose of this role is to provide strategic leadership and ownership across the programme for both supply chain and in-house delivered safety assessments of complex nuclear, explosive and other major hazards infrastructure projects. The role advises on strategies for the development of safety assessments (safety case /risk assessments) and develops and delivers complex safety analyses, assessments and associated documentation throughout the project lifecycle. The role also oversees delivery and accepts supplier delivered safety cases or assessments on behalf of AWE by providing direct monitoring and oversight of programme together with managing the provision of competent resources to develop safety assessments. Key Accountabilities: Leads and manages the technical input to the planning and production of safety documentation. Delivers safety assessments and other technical safety documentation to agreed AWE standards. Monitors the production and delivery of safety documentation, using appropriate metrics. Ensure the implementing safety documentation requirements meet the standards set in the MSPs. Provides technical input to the production of Company and SESH policy, guidance and strategy. Provides technical input to the design and/or delivery of technical training. Mentor SAS Assessors and Senior SAS members as part of a planned development activity. Maintain and promote high personal standards in security, environment, safety and health. Additional accountabilities for this job profile may be defined and appointed through the Chief Engineer Management Arrangements, with appointees listed within the Company Design Authorities and Technical Authorities, as held in the company management system. Key Responsibilities: Lead a Safety Assessment Specialist team in the production, delivery of safety justification/documentation and through the governance process. Take ownership of safety justification/documentation as directed by Group Leader, Nuclear Safety or SESH Management. Ensuring that company strategies, policies and management system requirements for safety are communicated and understood. Contributing to processes that assess performance of the development and use of safety assessments and Licence Condition compliance and identify where improvements could be made. To assist with verification and checking safety documentation. Mentoring others in safety assessment approaches, documentation and techniques. Maintaining and promoting high standards in security, environment, safety and health. The Company may require you to fulfil any other reasonable duties aligned to your position from time to time in line with business needs. Deputise for Group Leader, Nuclear Safety in meetings when requested. Who are we looking for? We do need you to have the following: Degree in a science or engineering based subject or vocational qualification (HND or equivalent) and/or extensive practical experience. Safety Assessment Specialists are expected to be able to undertake a range of techniques. A list of common techniques is included in the Capability Matrix. The specific skills/ techniques that are required for a role/deployment will be identified as part of the tasking process. Extensive knowledge of these techniques is anticipated. Excellent interpersonal/communication skills, report and presentation skills. Extensive experience in the field of safety assessment for radiological, chemical and/or explosive hazards. Experience in a nuclear, high hazard and/or highly regulated industry. Experience of several Domains (Management system, Front End, Project design, Commissioning, Operations, Decommissioning), gained within or outside AWE. Experience of working/operating in a high hazard and/or highly regulated industry (probably nuclear). Whilst not to be considered a tick list, we'd like you to have experience in some of the following: Professional membership to a relevant charted body. Application of technical skills across the nuclear lifecycle (project -decommissioning). Application of skill across different hazard types (i.e. proportional risk assessment). Experience from across the nuclear lifecycle (projects - decommissioning). Experience of skill from across different hazard types. You must be willing and able to obtain and maintain the security clearance required for the role (more information on this can be found on our website) and be willing and able to travel within the UK and overseas if required. You'll need to have the ability to work calmly and constructively in a priority changing environment and be able to manage your own workload. You will also have initiative, enthusiasm, a flexible approach, and ability to work to tight deadlines. Work hard, be rewarded: We ask a lot and set the bar high because our work truly matters. In return we offer balance, with award winning benefits including: 9-day working fortnight - meaning you get every other Friday off work, in addition to 270 hours of annual leave. Market leading contributory pension scheme (we will pay between 9% and 13% of your pensionable pay depending on your contributions). Family friendly policies: Maternity Leave - 39 Weeks Full Pay and Paternity Leave - 4 Weeks Full Pay. Opportunities for Professional Career Development including funding for annual membership of a relevant professional body. Employee Assistance Programme and Occupational Health Services. Life Assurance (4 x annual salary). Discounts - access to savings on a wide range of everyday spending. Special Leave Policy including paid time off for volunteering, public service (including reserve forces) and caring. The 'Working at AWE' page on our website is where you can find full details in the 'AWE Benefits Guide'.
Join TNA, an award-winning company recognized globally for innovation and rethinking the conventional. TNA was started by Alf and Nadia Taylor as a consulting company for the food industry. Soon after, Alf Taylor invented the world's first rotary vertical form fill and seal packaging machine which revolutionized packaging speeds for snack foods. Today, we're the industry's leading innovator, providing complete turnkey processing and packaging lines for a variety of food production including snacks, French fries, confectionery and more. to learn more about the organisation. About the Role We have an opportunity for an experienced and hands-on Production Manager to lead our busy UK Manufacturing Team in Birmingham. The Production Manager leads all Production activities at the UK Manufacturing site. The role ensures that customer orders are delivered safely, on time, within budget and to the required quality standards. This position plays a key part in developing a high performing manufacturing team, driving continuous improvement, and supporting the long term operational excellence of the site. Specific Responsibilities Ensure all customer orders are delivered in full and on time (DIFOT) in line with business targets. Oversee daily, weekly and long term production planning to meet customer and internal requirements. Ensure efficient utilisation of labour, equipment and materials to meet routed times and cost targets. Maintain consistent product quality, ensuring adherence to workmanship, drawing and documentation standards. Lead, motivate and develop the Manufacturing team, including coaching and mentoring Team Leaders. Lead corrective and preventative action processes to address quality issues Manage labour efficiency, job margins and overall production costs to meet budget expectations. Control inventory levels, ensuring stock value remains within target limits. Champion Lean Manufacturing, 5S and waste reduction initiatives Ensure full compliance with all local Health & Safety (OH&S) regulations Work collaboratively with Purchasing, Engineering, Sales, Logistics, Finance and other teams to support seamless order fulfilment. Skills, Qualifications and Experience A Mechanical or Manufacturing Engineering degree would be an advantage. Apprenticeship or strong mechanical/electrical background essential Minimum 5 years' experience in a Production Manager or similar role in a fabrication/machine assembly production environment. Experience with complex engineered products preferred Experience with Lean Manufacturing and 5S principles (advantageous). Proven experience in people management/production environment Strong understanding of health & safety and quality management systems Good knowledge of manufacturing processes (machining, fabrication, assembly). Proficiency in ERP/MRP systems. Understanding of engineering drawings and manufacturing documentation. Basic knowledge of management, finance and HR principles. Strong problem solving, critical thinking and decision making skills. Able to work under pressure and manage multiple priorities. High standard of written, verbal and numerical skills. Strong computer literacy, including spreadsheets and ERP systems. Self motivated with a continuous improvement mindset. Confident in managing diverse personalities and building high performing teams If you are a highly motivated and a driven individual, then apply now by emailing your resume to Please note that only shortlisted candidates will be contacted. At this stage, we are not considering introductions from agencies. You must have the right to work in the UK in order to be considered for this role.
Jan 28, 2026
Full time
Join TNA, an award-winning company recognized globally for innovation and rethinking the conventional. TNA was started by Alf and Nadia Taylor as a consulting company for the food industry. Soon after, Alf Taylor invented the world's first rotary vertical form fill and seal packaging machine which revolutionized packaging speeds for snack foods. Today, we're the industry's leading innovator, providing complete turnkey processing and packaging lines for a variety of food production including snacks, French fries, confectionery and more. to learn more about the organisation. About the Role We have an opportunity for an experienced and hands-on Production Manager to lead our busy UK Manufacturing Team in Birmingham. The Production Manager leads all Production activities at the UK Manufacturing site. The role ensures that customer orders are delivered safely, on time, within budget and to the required quality standards. This position plays a key part in developing a high performing manufacturing team, driving continuous improvement, and supporting the long term operational excellence of the site. Specific Responsibilities Ensure all customer orders are delivered in full and on time (DIFOT) in line with business targets. Oversee daily, weekly and long term production planning to meet customer and internal requirements. Ensure efficient utilisation of labour, equipment and materials to meet routed times and cost targets. Maintain consistent product quality, ensuring adherence to workmanship, drawing and documentation standards. Lead, motivate and develop the Manufacturing team, including coaching and mentoring Team Leaders. Lead corrective and preventative action processes to address quality issues Manage labour efficiency, job margins and overall production costs to meet budget expectations. Control inventory levels, ensuring stock value remains within target limits. Champion Lean Manufacturing, 5S and waste reduction initiatives Ensure full compliance with all local Health & Safety (OH&S) regulations Work collaboratively with Purchasing, Engineering, Sales, Logistics, Finance and other teams to support seamless order fulfilment. Skills, Qualifications and Experience A Mechanical or Manufacturing Engineering degree would be an advantage. Apprenticeship or strong mechanical/electrical background essential Minimum 5 years' experience in a Production Manager or similar role in a fabrication/machine assembly production environment. Experience with complex engineered products preferred Experience with Lean Manufacturing and 5S principles (advantageous). Proven experience in people management/production environment Strong understanding of health & safety and quality management systems Good knowledge of manufacturing processes (machining, fabrication, assembly). Proficiency in ERP/MRP systems. Understanding of engineering drawings and manufacturing documentation. Basic knowledge of management, finance and HR principles. Strong problem solving, critical thinking and decision making skills. Able to work under pressure and manage multiple priorities. High standard of written, verbal and numerical skills. Strong computer literacy, including spreadsheets and ERP systems. Self motivated with a continuous improvement mindset. Confident in managing diverse personalities and building high performing teams If you are a highly motivated and a driven individual, then apply now by emailing your resume to Please note that only shortlisted candidates will be contacted. At this stage, we are not considering introductions from agencies. You must have the right to work in the UK in order to be considered for this role.
Great food in the workplace isn't simply about fuel. It's about increasing productivity and improving performance; it's about happy motivated people and inspiring environments. Our customers are at the heart of everything we do-we live to bring food and people together. We are brave, bold and curious adventurers in food and drink. Never shy of being different, always challenging the conventional. Our passionate team of chefs, baristas, servers, nutritionists and much more, love nothing more than creating memorable moments that enrich the everyday. Come and join our award winning teams - we are currently recruiting for a General Manager to join our team at University of London. General Manager - Halls of Residence Location: University of London, Central London Are you a dynamic leader with a passion for hospitality, operational excellence, and student experience? We're seeking a General Manager to oversee our multi-site Halls of Residence at the University of London. In this role, you will lead catering operations, residential services, and student engagement initiatives, ensuring top-quality food, service, and compliance across all sites. You'll work closely with our executive chef, unit managers, and university partners to drive innovation, efficiency, and a first-class student experience. What you'll do: Lead and develop multi-site catering and residential operations. Manage budgets, P&L, procurement, labour, and waste to deliver financial targets. Deliver themed events, pop-ups, and initiatives to enhance student life. Ensure full compliance with food safety, health & safety, and governance standards. Build strong relationships with university stakeholders, driving service excellence and operational alignment. Recruit, coach, and develop high-performing teams. What we're looking for: Senior management experience in contract catering, multi-site operations, or hospitality. Proven P&L accountability and operational leadership. Strong student-focused mindset, with excellent people and stakeholder management skills. Why join us: This is your chance to shape the student experience, lead a talented team, and make a tangible impact on service delivery and engagement at a prestigious university. What's in it for you? Working with Gather and Gather has its perks! People are at the heart of everything we do, so we've developed a range of benefits to keep you happy. Personal Development and Training opportunities Life assurance scheme Pension scheme Holiday allowance Access to Healthcare Support App which includes Annual health check, Digital GP, Mental Health Consultations, Nutritional Consultations, Second Medical Opinion Eye care A great wellbeing strategy - including access to our Employee Assistance Programme, salary finance Family friendly support Regular social events and communication with our leaders A holiday purchase scheme Volunteering days Professional subscriptions Recognition schemes and people awards Long service awards Access to some great high street discount vouchers
Jan 21, 2026
Full time
Great food in the workplace isn't simply about fuel. It's about increasing productivity and improving performance; it's about happy motivated people and inspiring environments. Our customers are at the heart of everything we do-we live to bring food and people together. We are brave, bold and curious adventurers in food and drink. Never shy of being different, always challenging the conventional. Our passionate team of chefs, baristas, servers, nutritionists and much more, love nothing more than creating memorable moments that enrich the everyday. Come and join our award winning teams - we are currently recruiting for a General Manager to join our team at University of London. General Manager - Halls of Residence Location: University of London, Central London Are you a dynamic leader with a passion for hospitality, operational excellence, and student experience? We're seeking a General Manager to oversee our multi-site Halls of Residence at the University of London. In this role, you will lead catering operations, residential services, and student engagement initiatives, ensuring top-quality food, service, and compliance across all sites. You'll work closely with our executive chef, unit managers, and university partners to drive innovation, efficiency, and a first-class student experience. What you'll do: Lead and develop multi-site catering and residential operations. Manage budgets, P&L, procurement, labour, and waste to deliver financial targets. Deliver themed events, pop-ups, and initiatives to enhance student life. Ensure full compliance with food safety, health & safety, and governance standards. Build strong relationships with university stakeholders, driving service excellence and operational alignment. Recruit, coach, and develop high-performing teams. What we're looking for: Senior management experience in contract catering, multi-site operations, or hospitality. Proven P&L accountability and operational leadership. Strong student-focused mindset, with excellent people and stakeholder management skills. Why join us: This is your chance to shape the student experience, lead a talented team, and make a tangible impact on service delivery and engagement at a prestigious university. What's in it for you? Working with Gather and Gather has its perks! People are at the heart of everything we do, so we've developed a range of benefits to keep you happy. Personal Development and Training opportunities Life assurance scheme Pension scheme Holiday allowance Access to Healthcare Support App which includes Annual health check, Digital GP, Mental Health Consultations, Nutritional Consultations, Second Medical Opinion Eye care A great wellbeing strategy - including access to our Employee Assistance Programme, salary finance Family friendly support Regular social events and communication with our leaders A holiday purchase scheme Volunteering days Professional subscriptions Recognition schemes and people awards Long service awards Access to some great high street discount vouchers
Deputy Chief Nuclear Inspector Office for Nuclear Regulation Location: Bootle, London, or Cheltenham, with hybrid working arrangements in place Salary: £Competitive + excellent benefits Our mission is to protect society by securing safe nuclear operations. Office for Nuclear Regulation (ONR) is the UK's independent regulator for nuclear safety, security, safeguards, and conventional health and safety across 36 licensed nuclear sites. It ensures that the nuclear industry effectively controls hazards, maintains high standards, and continuously improves. ONR's work spans operating reactors, fuel cycle facilities, waste management, decommissioning, and new nuclear construction. It also regulates the transport of nuclear materials and oversees compliance with international safeguards. Transparency, accountability, and public confidence are central to ONR's regulatory approach. The Deputy Chief Nuclear Inspector (DCNI) is a senior executive role reporting directly to the Chief Executive/Chief Nuclear Inspector and deputising for him when required. The DCNI collaborates with the Director of Strategy and Corporate Affairs to engage with senior stakeholders domestically and internationally, supporting ONR's strategic goals. They contribute to strategy development, change management, and performance reporting, including the Annual Report and Accounts, the Chief Nuclear Inspector's report and Review of Regulation reports. Key responsibilities will include: Leading ONR's Regulatory Directorates, setting strategic regulatory objectives and ensuring effective delivery and enforcement Oversight of ONR's regulatory approach, particularly in response to changes in the nuclear landscape. Undertaking resource planning, governance, risk management, and assurance across regulatory divisions Act as line manager to the Directors of Regulation. We are looking for an exceptional individual who has gained substantial experience in the UK nuclear, related or regulatory industries, strategic leadership, change management, and stakeholder engagement. Strong communication, integrity, and decision-making abilities are critical, as is a commitment to ONR's values: supportive, open-minded, fair, and accountable. To apply Please do not apply directly to the Office for Nuclear Regulation but instead, through our retained recruitment partner, Hays Executive. The Office for Nuclear Regulation welcomes applications for this opportunity from experienced professionals from the nuclear, related or regulatory industries. Your background is not important to us. You will have the requisite demonstrable experience, skills and resilience, as well as the relationship building and inspirational leadership capabilities to undertake this challenging strategic regulatory leadership role in the nuclear arena and deliver it successfully. It's a very exciting time for the Office for Nuclear Regulation. If you would like to make a valuable contribution to the future of the organisation, we would like to hear from you. To confidentially discuss the role in further detail or request a copy of the Candidate Brief, please contact Laurence Wolahan or Hisham Khan at Hays Executive on M or T respectively. Campaign dates Closing date: 8th February 2026 First round of interviews: W/C 16th February 2026 Shortlist assessment: W/C 23rd February 2026 ONR interviews: W/C 2nd March 2026 The above dates are subject to change.
Jan 13, 2026
Full time
Deputy Chief Nuclear Inspector Office for Nuclear Regulation Location: Bootle, London, or Cheltenham, with hybrid working arrangements in place Salary: £Competitive + excellent benefits Our mission is to protect society by securing safe nuclear operations. Office for Nuclear Regulation (ONR) is the UK's independent regulator for nuclear safety, security, safeguards, and conventional health and safety across 36 licensed nuclear sites. It ensures that the nuclear industry effectively controls hazards, maintains high standards, and continuously improves. ONR's work spans operating reactors, fuel cycle facilities, waste management, decommissioning, and new nuclear construction. It also regulates the transport of nuclear materials and oversees compliance with international safeguards. Transparency, accountability, and public confidence are central to ONR's regulatory approach. The Deputy Chief Nuclear Inspector (DCNI) is a senior executive role reporting directly to the Chief Executive/Chief Nuclear Inspector and deputising for him when required. The DCNI collaborates with the Director of Strategy and Corporate Affairs to engage with senior stakeholders domestically and internationally, supporting ONR's strategic goals. They contribute to strategy development, change management, and performance reporting, including the Annual Report and Accounts, the Chief Nuclear Inspector's report and Review of Regulation reports. Key responsibilities will include: Leading ONR's Regulatory Directorates, setting strategic regulatory objectives and ensuring effective delivery and enforcement Oversight of ONR's regulatory approach, particularly in response to changes in the nuclear landscape. Undertaking resource planning, governance, risk management, and assurance across regulatory divisions Act as line manager to the Directors of Regulation. We are looking for an exceptional individual who has gained substantial experience in the UK nuclear, related or regulatory industries, strategic leadership, change management, and stakeholder engagement. Strong communication, integrity, and decision-making abilities are critical, as is a commitment to ONR's values: supportive, open-minded, fair, and accountable. To apply Please do not apply directly to the Office for Nuclear Regulation but instead, through our retained recruitment partner, Hays Executive. The Office for Nuclear Regulation welcomes applications for this opportunity from experienced professionals from the nuclear, related or regulatory industries. Your background is not important to us. You will have the requisite demonstrable experience, skills and resilience, as well as the relationship building and inspirational leadership capabilities to undertake this challenging strategic regulatory leadership role in the nuclear arena and deliver it successfully. It's a very exciting time for the Office for Nuclear Regulation. If you would like to make a valuable contribution to the future of the organisation, we would like to hear from you. To confidentially discuss the role in further detail or request a copy of the Candidate Brief, please contact Laurence Wolahan or Hisham Khan at Hays Executive on M or T respectively. Campaign dates Closing date: 8th February 2026 First round of interviews: W/C 16th February 2026 Shortlist assessment: W/C 23rd February 2026 ONR interviews: W/C 2nd March 2026 The above dates are subject to change.
About Pulpatronics Did you know that more than 45 billion disposable RFID tags are made annually and typically end up in landfill after a short life cycle? PulpaTronics develops fully-recyclable and metal free RFID tags that are also cheaper and simpler to manufacture. PulpaTronics spent the last 2 years in R&D and we're looking to deliver our first pilots. We have won two research grants, numerous competitions (e.g. Dezeen Awards, SantanderX Global Challenge, H&M Foundation) and secured our pre seed funding. We are looking for applicants to join our team of five, who share our passion for sustainability, have a startup "hustle" mentality, and are eager to make real change in our society. What you'll be doing We are looking to grow our R&D team by hiring a Manufacturing Engineer to join us as an RFID tag manufacturing line development specialist. The main responsibility of this role is to scale up the manufacturing of our RFID tags. While it builds on existing machines and techniques, our manufacturing process is different from conventional processes, as it uses our laser technology to create carbon based RFID antennas on paper substrates. The Manufacturing Engineer will work closely with our Materials, Laser and Radio Frequency Experts as well as our CTO to design and implement a manufacturing line for the industrial scaling up and commercialisation of our paper based products. The position can lead to a permanent position as well. Responsibilities Design a roll to roll manufacturing line for our technology based on inputs from the R&D team as well as industry standards. Build, test and evaluate elements of the production line for prototyping and further develop and expand the machinery maintenance and health and safety protocols. Build and maintain strong relationships with material, component and machinery suppliers. Develop and implement the software component of the manufacturing line through extensive iteration and troubleshooting. Generate production performance summaries and report findings in manufacturing review sessions. Propose new directions for further optimisation and implement improvements to increase production efficiency and throughput. Support developing and designing project timelines and writing grant applications. Contribute to developing our intellectual property protection strategy. Communicate and collaborate with scientific advisors, researchers, product development, IP, legal and commercial experts. What experience you'll need to apply Masters degree in Manufacturing Engineering, Mechanical Engineering or a related field. Experience working with wood based materials, ideally paper, is important. Preferably two or more years of relevant industry experience working in manufacturing or designing equipment, such as paper reel handling, manufacturing line robotics and computer vision. Having experience in scaling up manufacturing processes from pilot stage to industrial stage is preferred. Demonstrated ability using characterisation equipment for performance, durability and longevity testing and interpreting results is a plus. Strong interest in sustainable solutions and recyclable, renewable or organic materials, ideally in the packaging industry, is a plus. Experience in using CAD software, HMI screen navigation, ability to verify PLC logic function through SCADA interface and other relevant software knowledge in key. Good understanding of health and safety and regulatory compliance is essential. Team player with good communication skills, able to explain information to technical and non technical audiences. Self motivated, with a passion for the job, and able to follow tasks through to completion without direct supervision. Experience working in a fast paced and challenging environment and collaborate successfully in a multidisciplinary team to achieve specific objectives. Pay range and compensation package Guide salary range of £35,000 - £50,000 with the opportunity to become a permanent role after 12 months. Opportunity to take full ownership and lead a significant part of the R&D development of the technology and vision. Milestones tailored to personal development goals with plenty of support and training. Flexible working hours. Access to lab and fully equipped workstation, including computer aided manufacturing tools. 20 days of annual leave on top of the 8 bank holidays. Competitive salary and potential equity compensation. Hybrid working. What's next Send your CV and our recruitment partner at ADLIB, Roy Bennett will be in touch if you have the relevant experience. Equal Opportunity Statement We are committed to diversity and inclusivity in our hiring practices.
Jan 07, 2026
Full time
About Pulpatronics Did you know that more than 45 billion disposable RFID tags are made annually and typically end up in landfill after a short life cycle? PulpaTronics develops fully-recyclable and metal free RFID tags that are also cheaper and simpler to manufacture. PulpaTronics spent the last 2 years in R&D and we're looking to deliver our first pilots. We have won two research grants, numerous competitions (e.g. Dezeen Awards, SantanderX Global Challenge, H&M Foundation) and secured our pre seed funding. We are looking for applicants to join our team of five, who share our passion for sustainability, have a startup "hustle" mentality, and are eager to make real change in our society. What you'll be doing We are looking to grow our R&D team by hiring a Manufacturing Engineer to join us as an RFID tag manufacturing line development specialist. The main responsibility of this role is to scale up the manufacturing of our RFID tags. While it builds on existing machines and techniques, our manufacturing process is different from conventional processes, as it uses our laser technology to create carbon based RFID antennas on paper substrates. The Manufacturing Engineer will work closely with our Materials, Laser and Radio Frequency Experts as well as our CTO to design and implement a manufacturing line for the industrial scaling up and commercialisation of our paper based products. The position can lead to a permanent position as well. Responsibilities Design a roll to roll manufacturing line for our technology based on inputs from the R&D team as well as industry standards. Build, test and evaluate elements of the production line for prototyping and further develop and expand the machinery maintenance and health and safety protocols. Build and maintain strong relationships with material, component and machinery suppliers. Develop and implement the software component of the manufacturing line through extensive iteration and troubleshooting. Generate production performance summaries and report findings in manufacturing review sessions. Propose new directions for further optimisation and implement improvements to increase production efficiency and throughput. Support developing and designing project timelines and writing grant applications. Contribute to developing our intellectual property protection strategy. Communicate and collaborate with scientific advisors, researchers, product development, IP, legal and commercial experts. What experience you'll need to apply Masters degree in Manufacturing Engineering, Mechanical Engineering or a related field. Experience working with wood based materials, ideally paper, is important. Preferably two or more years of relevant industry experience working in manufacturing or designing equipment, such as paper reel handling, manufacturing line robotics and computer vision. Having experience in scaling up manufacturing processes from pilot stage to industrial stage is preferred. Demonstrated ability using characterisation equipment for performance, durability and longevity testing and interpreting results is a plus. Strong interest in sustainable solutions and recyclable, renewable or organic materials, ideally in the packaging industry, is a plus. Experience in using CAD software, HMI screen navigation, ability to verify PLC logic function through SCADA interface and other relevant software knowledge in key. Good understanding of health and safety and regulatory compliance is essential. Team player with good communication skills, able to explain information to technical and non technical audiences. Self motivated, with a passion for the job, and able to follow tasks through to completion without direct supervision. Experience working in a fast paced and challenging environment and collaborate successfully in a multidisciplinary team to achieve specific objectives. Pay range and compensation package Guide salary range of £35,000 - £50,000 with the opportunity to become a permanent role after 12 months. Opportunity to take full ownership and lead a significant part of the R&D development of the technology and vision. Milestones tailored to personal development goals with plenty of support and training. Flexible working hours. Access to lab and fully equipped workstation, including computer aided manufacturing tools. 20 days of annual leave on top of the 8 bank holidays. Competitive salary and potential equity compensation. Hybrid working. What's next Send your CV and our recruitment partner at ADLIB, Roy Bennett will be in touch if you have the relevant experience. Equal Opportunity Statement We are committed to diversity and inclusivity in our hiring practices.
