Expression of Interest: Engineers Ready to Transition into Nuclear Facility and Infrastructure Design

Expression of interest

Transferable experience

• Relevant experience may include contamination control, containment design, cleanroom classification, pressure cascade management, ventilation, and environmental control.
• Other transferable areas include risk-based engineering, structured safety reviews, validation and verification, quality management systems, configuration control, and complex multidisciplinary projects.
• Areas of interest include chemical, process, mechanical, building services, facilities design, industrial, and manufacturing engineering.

Potential areas of work

• Potential opportunities may arise in nuclear facility design, process and systems engineering, containment and ventilation design, and safety and risk engineering.
• Other possible areas include design integration, infrastructure and major-project delivery, verification and validation, and technical assurance or compliance.
• Future teams would deliver complex infrastructure and develop understanding of nuclear safety principles, regulatory frameworks, and operational requirements.

What KBR is looking for

• Experience designing or delivering facilities in highly regulated industries.
• Familiarity with structured risk-review methods such as HAZOP, QRM, or equivalent.
• Strong appreciation for quality, safety, and compliance requirements.
• Experience in controlled-document and audited environments.
• Curiosity, adaptability, and willingness to learn.
• Eligibility to work in Australia and ability to obtain relevant security clearances.

Potential development and benefits

• KBR describes structured learning pathways and support from experienced nuclear specialists for building sector-specific capability.
• Listed benefits include flexible work arrangements, annual leave, salary packaging, paid professional membership fees, development plans, and growth opportunities.

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