Apprenti Ingénieur Réglementation

At Westinghouse Electric Company, we are pioneers in nuclear technology and our technology is the basis for nearly half of the world's commercial nuclear power plants in operation. Today, we are also building several new reactors that contribute to more fossil-free energy. Globally, we have over 10,000 employees in 19 countries, of which 1,000 are at our Swedish workplaces in Västerås and Täby. Our Swedish operations were founded in 1969 and supply nuclear fuel as well as products and services in automation, maintenance, testing and decommissioning for customers around the world. Read more about us www.westinghousenuclear.com. 

The main mission of the regulatory engineer is to define the applicable regulatory requirements and ensure compliance with these requirements. The main role of the regulatory engineer is to define the applicable regulatory requirements and ensure compliance with said requirements.

Duties and Responsibilities (in the order of priority): As part of a project team, you are responsible for: •

Definition of applicable regulatory requirements and verification of compliance with these requirements over all phases of the project life,

• Where applicable, the definition of the regulatory classification of the component or equipment,

• The drafting/verification of regulatory documents (Risk Analyzes, Special Assessment of Nuclear Materials, Final Visual Examination Specification, Unacceptable Defect Files),

• Internal or external discussions (customer, Authorized Body, suppliers or the Nuclear Safety Authority) on regulatory issues,

• Support to project teams for the application of the technical framework,

• The drafting of regulatory notices allowing hold points to be lifted in manufacturing (particularly during critical or irreversible operations).

The purpose of these notices is to identify possible regulatory requirements that have not been met. As part of a project team, you are responsible for:

• The definition of the applicable regulatory requirements and the verification of the compliance of said requirements over all the stages of the project,

• Where applicable, the definition of the regulatory classification of the component or the equipment,

• The drafting and verification of regulatory documents (Regulatory Hazard Analysis, Nuclear Material Particular Appraisal, Regulatory Visual Examination Specification, Unacceptable Defect documents),

• The internal discussions and exchanges with external stakeholders (Customer, Notified Body, Suppliers of French Nuclear Safety Authority) on regulatory topics,

• The support to the project teams for the application of the technical reference,

• The issuance of regulatory advices allowing some hold points to be lifted at the manufacturing stage (particularly during critical or irreversible activities).

The purpose of these advices is to identify possible regulatory requirements that have not been met.

Education and Qualifications / Skills and Competencies: Education Level (Degree, Area of ​​Study) – Minimum Requirement: Mechanical engineering school or equivalent Mechanical Engineering School or equivalent

We offer 

At Westinghouse, we offer an inspiring work environment in a high-tech industry. You will be a part of a network of global experts from several different areas and we offer great opportunities for competence development and career growth, both in Sweden and abroad. 
 
As a member of our team, you will work together with engaged colleagues and be a part of an environment that is both challenging and supportive. Many of our positions are based in activity-based environments which enables a flexible workplace. 

At Westinghouse, we have a strong safety culture. Our business is covered by the union agreement Teknikavtalet and local agreements.