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Want to feel like you are making a real difference in the Nuclear sector? Come and join our talented team as a Junior Mechanical Engineer where you will play a vital role in shaping some of our exciting projects. Purpose of position Within the Engineering team, the Mechanical Engineer will integrate operational engineering multi-disciplines teams delivering projects at various phases, from FEED to commissioning, or in assistance to Plant Operation in the UK. As a Mechanical Engineer at Orano Limited, you will be involved in a variety of specialist tasks. This could include: Supporting/delivering and organising technical studies/projects. Supporting the design of mechanical processes, from strategic and conceptual phases to detailed design and construction & commissioning phase support. Typical supporting deliverables that will be issued: technical note, substantiation notes, mechanical flow diagrams and flow-sheets, mechanical drawings, P&IDs, and mechanical layout drawings, hazards and malfunctions management, technical specification documentation review from supply chain.  Technical studies related to mechanical handling for both handling operations and heavy mechanical transfer systems, powder mechanical processes (transport, milling, and compaction) in high active environment and gloveboxes, compaction and mechanical dismantling technologies. Technical networking within Orano, including with Orano experts. Close working relationships with other Orano sites and client sites may be required, which necessitates regular travel to those sites (dependent upon project). This role is based in our Warrington office.

Want to feel like you are making a real difference in the Nuclear sector as a Junior? Come and join our talented team where you will play a vital role in shaping some of our exciting projects. At Orano, our people are our biggest asset. By investing in our staff and fostering a culture of continued professional development within the company, we combine the skills and experience of our teams with our commitment to a professional and high-quality level of service. We believe in the importance of developing and maintaining a good working environment to support staff development. We understand that different people have different priorities, which is why we pride ourselves on our supportive and friendly environment and ability to provide flexible hybrid working arrangements. Whether you’re working from an Orano office, remote location or at a client site, you will be working in a dynamic environment where your integrity, entrepreneurial spirit and pioneering mindset are championed. No matter where you sit in the organisation you can make a lasting impact on the projects you work on, the teams and committees you join and our business.  Purpose of the position To undertake the delivery of engineering design packages to the required time, cost and quality and personally undertake some of the more complex design tasks as required. To provide specialist process engineering advice. Responsibilities include: Production of design deliverables (e.g. drawings, reports or calculations) to agreed standards of safety, cost, quality and time. Where appropriate, may be required to train and develop others. Involvement in improvement initiatives and projects. Comply with all legislative, regulatory and company policy standards and processes applicable to the role. Close working relationships with other Orano sites and client sites may be required, which necessitates regular travel to those sites (dependent upon project). 

Want to feel like you are making a real difference in the Nuclear sector as Senior Mechanical Engineer? Come and join our talented team where you will play a vital role in shaping some of our exciting projects. At Orano, our people are our biggest asset. By investing in our staff and fostering a culture of continued professional development within the company, we combine the skills and experience of our teams with our commitment to a professional and high-quality level of service. We believe in the importance of developing and maintaining a good working environment to support staff development. Purpose of position Within the Engineering team, the Mechanical Engineer will integrate operational engineering multi-disciplines teams delivering projects at various phases, from FEED to commissioning, or in assistance to Plant Operation in the UK. As a Senior Mechanical Engineer at Orano Limited, you will be involved in a variety of specialist tasks. This could include: Delivering and managing technical studies/projects. Design of mechanical processes, from strategic and conceptual phases to detailed design and construction & commissioning phase support. Typical deliverables that will be issued: technical note, substantiation notes, mechanical flow diagrams and flow-sheets, mechanical drawings, P&IDs, and mechanical layout drawings, hazards and malfunctions management, technical specification documentation review from supply chain. Technical studies related to mechanical handling for both handling operations and heavy mechanical transfer systems, powder mechanical processes (transport, milling, and compaction) in high active environment and gloveboxes, compaction and mechanical dismantling technologies. Technical networking within Orano, including with Orano experts. This position is based at either the Warrington, Abingdon or Westlakes office.

Want to feel like you are making a real difference in the Nuclear sector? Purpose of Position To supervise a small team of process engineers to deliver engineering design packages to the required time, cost and quality and personally undertake some of the more complex design tasks as required. To provide specialist process engineering advice. Role and Responsibilities Responsibilities include: Provide specialist design services to internal/external customers. Production of design deliverables (e.g. drawings, reports or calculations) to agreed standards of safety, cost, quality and time. Contribute to the economic design of systems and equipment. Oversee the work of others and develop the skills and abilities of others for the benefit of the company. Provide advice and guidance on issues appropriate to their discipline. Actively participate in the development and application of appropriate technical and managerial processes and systems in his/her work area. Organise, supervise, monitor and develop the team to deliver successful outputs. Identify major technical uncertainties and refer them for decision by higher authority. Comply with all legislative, regulatory and company policy standards and processes applicable to the role. Close working relationships with other Orano sites and client sites may be required, which necessitates regular travel to those sites (dependent upon project).This role is based at our Warrington or Abingdon office. What skills are we looking for ? Communication skills – ability to confidently liaise with external stakeholders and team members, both oral and written. Proactivity – ability to independently seek out or develop one’s own answer to challenging technical questions. Questioning attitude – ability to analyse situations and challenge the conditions, activities or solutions to support continuous improvement and develop areas of best practice. Organisational excellence – ability to organise one’s own time Integrity and Inclusivity – ability to take responsibility for one’s own actions and foster an inclusive working environment where all members of the team are respected. Leadership - desire to lead and support the development of more junior members of the team.

Want to feel like you are making a real difference in the Nuclear sector as a graduate in 2025? This exciting and innovative graduate programme is designed to develop talented individuals who will grow and potentially lead our business in the future. Each graduate is allocated a mentor over a two-year period, who will work closely with you to support the induction process and your subsequent career development During your time as a graduate D&D engineer, you will be part of a 2-year graduate scheme in which your employment will continue thereafter. Your work here will have a real impact on making our world safer both for now and for future generations to come. This early exposure will equip you with the breadth of knowledge to ensure you start off with a strong footing in your career with us. Within the Decommissioning and Dismantling (D&D) discipline of Orano Limited, you will participate in core D&D engineering tasks and activities, ranging from decommissioning planning, design and waste handling studies to dismantling, demolition and delicensing tasks. The four core pillars of the D&D discipline at Orano Limited are: Retrievals, POCO, Investigations and Characterisations and Dismantling. You will be involved in all these key areas, intervening throughout the full life cycle of decommissioning projects: Feasibility, Preliminary Design Stage, Detail Design Stage, Construction/Commissioning. There may be an opportunity to do secondments with other disciplines that you are interested in too. Some of the specialist tasks you could be involved in are: Optioneering and Feasibility Studies. Decommissioning Planning. Input data collection, conditioning, and validation. Development of multi-phase decommissioning plans. Development of Decommissioning Flow Diagrams. Scheduling and sequencing. Throughput modelling. Bespoke Studies. Post-Operational Clean Out (POCO) Planning. Investigation and Characterisation Planning. Dismantling and Size Reduction Planning and Design. Preparation of Method Statements and Design Risk Assessments. Supporting Hazard Identification process e.g., HAZOP and HAZID. Preparation of tender documents and technical responses for decommissioning works.

Want to feel like you are making a real difference in the Nuclear sector as a graduate in 2025? No matter where you sit in the organisation you can make a lasting impact on the projects you work on, the teams and committees you join and our business. This exciting and innovative graduate programme is designed to develop talented individuals who will grow and potentially lead our business in the future. Each graduate is allocated a mentor over a two-year period, who will work closely with you to support the induction process and your subsequent career development During your time as a graduate D&D engineer, you will be part of a 2-year graduate scheme in which your employment will continue thereafter. Your work here will have a real impact on making our world safer both for now and for future generations to come. This early exposure will equip you with the breadth of knowledge to ensure you start off with a strong footing in your career with us. Within the Decommissioning and Dismantling (D&D) discipline of Orano Limited, you will participate in core D&D engineering tasks and activities, ranging from decommissioning planning, design and waste handling studies to dismantling, demolition and delicensing tasks. The four core pillars of the D&D discipline at Orano Limited are: Retrievals, POCO, Investigations and Characterisations and Dismantling. You will be involved in all these key areas, intervening throughout the full life cycle of decommissioning projects: Feasibility, Preliminary Design Stage, Detail Design Stage, Construction/Commissioning. There may be an opportunity to do secondments with other disciplines that you are interested in too. Some of the specialist tasks you could be involved in are: Optioneering and Feasibility Studies. Decommissioning Planning. Input data collection, conditioning, and validation. Development of multi-phase decommissioning plans. Development of Decommissioning Flow Diagrams. Scheduling and sequencing. Throughput modelling. Bespoke Studies. Post-Operational Clean Out (POCO) Planning. Investigation and Characterisation Planning. Dismantling and Size Reduction Planning and Design. Preparation of Method Statements and Design Risk Assessments. Supporting Hazard Identification process e.g., HAZOP and HAZID. Preparation of tender documents and technical responses for decommissioning works.

Want to feel like you are making a real difference in the Nuclear sector as a graduate 2025? We believe in the importance of developing and maintaining a good working environment to support staff development. No matter where you sit in the organisation you can make a lasting impact on the projects you work on, the teams and committees you join and our business. Each graduate is allocated a mentor over a two-year period, who will work closely with you to support the induction process and your subsequent career development During your time as a graduate D&D engineer, you will be part of a 2-year graduate scheme in which your employment will continue thereafter. Your work here will have a real impact on making our world safer both for now and for future generations to come. This early exposure will equip you with the breadth of knowledge to ensure you start off with a strong footing in your career with us. Within the Decommissioning and Dismantling (D&D) discipline of Orano Limited, you will participate in core D&D engineering tasks and activities, ranging from decommissioning planning, design and waste handling studies to dismantling, demolition and delicensing tasks. The four core pillars of the D&D discipline at Orano Limited are: Retrievals, POCO, Investigations and Characterisations and Dismantling. You will be involved in all these key areas, intervening throughout the full life cycle of decommissioning projects: Feasibility, Preliminary Design Stage, Detail Design Stage, Construction/Commissioning. There may be an opportunity to do secondments with other disciplines that you are interested in too.  Some of the specialist tasks you could be involved in are: Optioneering and Feasibility Studies. Decommissioning Planning. Input data collection, conditioning, and validation. Development of multi-phase decommissioning plans. Development of Decommissioning Flow Diagrams. Scheduling and sequencing. Throughput modelling. Bespoke Studies. Post-Operational Clean Out (POCO) Planning. Investigation and Characterisation Planning. Dismantling and Size Reduction Planning and Design. Preparation of Method Statements and Design Risk Assessments. Supporting Hazard Identification process e.g., HAZOP and HAZID. Preparation of tender documents and technical responses for decommissioning works.

Want to feel like you are making a real difference in the Nuclear sector as a graduate in 2025?  Why work for Orano Limited? Globally headquarters in Paris, Orano's purpose is to provide customers with high performing products and services throughout the nuclear fuel cycle, thereby fully contributing to the efficient production of low-carbon nuclear energy, cancer-fighting radioisotopes, and innovative industrial applications. This exciting and innovative graduate programme is designed to develop talented individuals who will grow and potentially lead our business in the future. Each graduate is allocated a mentor over a two-year period, who will work closely with you to support the induction process and your subsequent career development. During your time as a graduate process engineer, you will be part of a 2-year graduate scheme in which your employment will continue thereafter. Your work here will have a real impact on making our world safer both for now and for future generations to come. This early exposure will equip you with the breadth of knowledge to ensure you start off with a strong footing in your career with us. Within the Process Engineering discipline of Orano Limited, you will provide engineering support by delivering engineering reports and calculations to the required time, cost and quality under direction of engineers or senior engineers. There may be an opportunity to do secondments with other disciplines that you are interested in too. As a Graduate Process Engineer at Orano Limited, some  of the tasks you could be involved in are: Production of design deliverables (e.g. drawings, reports or calculations) to agreed standards of safety, cost, quality and time. Involvement in improvement initiatives and projects. Comply with all legislative, regulatory and company policy standards and processes applicable to the role

As a Decommissioning and Dismantling Engineer at Orano Limited, you will be involved in a variety of specialist tasks. This could include: Optioneering and Feasibility Studies. Decommissioning Planning. Input data collection, conditioning, and validation. Development of multi-phase decommissioning plans. Development of Decommissioning Flow Diagrams. Scheduling and sequencing. Throughput modelling. Bespoke Studies. Post-Operational Clean Out (POCO) Planning. Investigation and Characterisation Planning. Dismantling and Size Reduction Planning and Design. Preparation of Method Statements and Design Risk Assessments. Supporting Hazard Identification process e.g. HAZOP and HAZID. Preparation of tender documents and technical responses for decommissioning works.

Join Orano – Shaping a Sustainable Future Together At Orano, we are committed to meeting the world's energy and environmental challenges in an inclusive and responsible manner. As a leading player in the nuclear industry, our team of 17,000 experts from various backgrounds collaborates to develop safe, low-carbon energy solutions and cutting-edge technologies that shape a sustainable future.  We actively cultivate an inclusive culture where all talents are valued and empowered. Whether passionate about renewable energy, sustainability, technological advancement, or promoting equity, your unique voice can contribute to our mission of building a better tomorrow. At Orano, we embrace diverse minds as a catalyst for innovative solutions that preserve our planet and advance human progress. Let's collaborate and build a more inclusive, responsible, and sustainable tomorrow. Electrical I&C Engineer We are seeking a skilled Electrical I&C Engineer to join our innovative team. In this role, you will work on complex engineering assignments in electrical power, instrumentation, and controls. You'll contribute to develop network architecture and design, develop software interfaces, and provide crucial project operations support.  Key Responsibilities - Define the technical requirements related to I&C and Process Control - Define architecture for electrical power systems and instrumentation & control solutions - Perform check and review of reference plant technical documents: process control principle, systems description and functional analysis - Define and manage interfaces - Assist in defining the IROFS strategy (Items Relied On For Safety) and process control impact - Assist in verification and validation (V&V) processes - Ensure compliance with engineering standards and procedures - Develop and adapt methods, systems, or models in electrical I&C engineering - Research and propose best practices and improvements in the field