Handover Team Lead – HVAC (HPC/SZC)

Overview

As Handover Team Lead – HVAC, you will steer HVAC issue resolution and design alignment across HPC and SZC, coordinating between suppliers, project teams and back-office design groups. You’ll lead the handover process for critical nuclear HVAC systems within two of Europe’s largest new-builds, contributing to delivery success and design replication. Based in Bristol with office presence and travel to sites, you’ll shape processes to keep projects on track and compliant. This role offers impactful cross-project influence and a path in EDF’s nuclear design delivery.”

Pay / Benefits

• competitive salary 60,000–70,000pa
• annual bonus potential
• market-leading pension
• electric vehicle leasing
• discounted gym membership
• life assurance

Responsibilities

• Lead HVAC issue resolution between suppliers, project teams and design teams for HPC and SZC
• Manage design changes, open points, contractor requests and engineering queries
• Coordinate configuration and technical information across project teams to maintain alignment
• Develop processes, reporting, and ways of working to support project outcomes
• Support collaboration between suppliers and back-office design teams to ensure timely issue resolution
• Oversee alignment of HVAC technical interfaces across multiple stakeholders

Key requirements

• HVAC design engineering experience in complex or nuclear projects
• Experience with nuclear projects in regulated environments
• Experience managing design changes, non-conformances, and engineering queries between suppliers and design teams
• Ability to build relationships with suppliers, project teams, and technical stakeholders at all levels
• Adaptable communicator capable of engaging both technical and non-technical audiences

• Relationship building
• Effective communication across boundaries
• Stakeholder management
• HVAC design engineering in complex/nuclear projects
• Managing design changes and non-conformances
• Engineering queries coordination between suppliers and design teams

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