The Field Engineer is responsible for leading industrial maintenance projects, including preparation, realization, follow-up, and feedback of the works on existing EPR.
Daily tasks
- Ensuring the preparation of activities, producing reports, adjusting the monitoring to any issues linked to subcontracted activities.
- Defining jointly with the project contributors the contractual requirements and objectives, drawing up and managing budgets and purchase requests for the project.
- Coordinating the operations with the other nuclear specialties in the project by ensuring the proper implementation of solutions and the follow up of the open points.
- Monitoring the activities carried out on the field by ensuring traceability and proposing appropriate solutions.
- Contributing to address risks and participating in the performance improvement.
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This is a job where you contribute to the future: energy.
Skills
- Strong interest in field works and technology
- Capacity to work within an industrial environment
- Strong organization skills
- Discipline and respect for procedures
- Good interpersonal skills and strong leadership
- Curiosity
- Open-minded and pragmatic
- Teamwork and cross-functional work
Education
2 or 3-year degree and first experience in one of the relevant technical field.
Remember the work/study internship option when preparing for your diploma.
Chargée / Chargé d'affaires
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Nuclear Field Engineer
The gross annual starting remuneration ranges from €27K to €32K depending on diploma, or higher depending on professional experience (including social benefits and individual and collective variable compensation). Additional benefits (works council activities, on-call allowances, etc.) may also be added to the overall remuneration package, as well as the possibility of housing depending on availability.
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And later on...
Evolution towards roles in project studies and project management. EDF Group offers plenty of functional, geographical and intra-group career opportunities and is highly supportive on the skill development throughout training and careers pathway.