Job Description
Environmental Project Engineers provide a key technical focal point for all stages of the product lifecycle, from concept definition and product development, through design aid and formal qualification, and into in-service support. The Project teams within Environmental Engineering are integral within all land, sea, and air-based weapons system projects. What the team does: We interface with Project teams to define requirements, develop strategies, and collate evidence to underwrite designs. We define the environments that the organisation's products will see in service. We support other Functions and Projects in developing robust designs and efficient proving strategies. We generate the evidence to demonstrate that the organisation's products will meet our customer's environmental requirements. Specific Role Responsibilities: Be a primary point of contact for Environmental Engineering technical details arising from an offsite trial for the business and to communicate these into the business through dedicated meetings and working groups. Manage day-to-day activities from project kick-off to project completion of an environmental test programme covering daily technical telephone calls, management of occurrences/NCRs, documentation authoring and updates, preparation of progress reviews, and resolution or escalation of technical issues within the Environmental Engineering domain. Provide overview and guidance to the offsite trials facility where necessary to ensure the requirements of the Environmental Proving Requirement are met, covering: Equipment usage, Instrumentation selection & placement, Fixtures and Set-up, Assessment of pre-cursor and work-up runs, Reviewing of data produced during the trial to confirm validity of responses. Assist in troubleshooting unforeseen issues within the area of responsibility and provision of solutions towards the progression of trial activities. Cover the reporting requirements for the project, from environmental engineering progress, environmental engineering issues, and the technical reports to support progression of the qualification activities into the Project team. Communicate areas of concern to the correct level of authority within the offsite trials site and internally. Regularly communicate progress (both programme and technical) updates back into the business. Review schedules to assess for risk and opportunities and to escalate these effectively. Regular travel to the trials site (South East Coast) to support in-person meetings and data reviews with the offsite trials team. Skills required: Planning, managing, and delivering small to medium-sized work packages. Knowledge of environmental engineering within the defence sector or relevant industry. Knowledge of vibration, shock, temperature, and humidity environments, and their applicability to different products at different life cycle stages. An understanding of environmental test processes, test measurements, and instrumentation. Knowledge of international Environmental Standards (DEF STAN 00-035 / AECTP 300 / AECTP 400 / Mil-std 810 etc.). Someone with an analytical mind and excellent problem-solving skills. Someone who strives for solutions with an inquisitive nature. Good verbal and written communication abilities. Effective at working in teams with strong interpersonal skills.
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Environmental Project Engineers provide a key technical focal point for all stages of the product lifecycle, from concept definition and product development, through design aid and formal qualification, and into in-service support. The Project teams within Environmental Engineering are integral within all land, sea, and air-based weapons system projects. What the team does: We interface with Project teams to define requirements, develop strategies, and collate evidence to underwrite designs. We define the environments that the organisation's products will see in service. We support other Functions and Projects in developing robust designs and efficient proving strategies. We generate the evidence to demonstrate that the organisation's products will meet our customer's environmental requirements. Specific Role Responsibilities: Be a primary point of contact for Environmental Engineering technical details arising from an offsite trial for the business and to communicate these into the business through dedicated meetings and working groups. Manage day-to-day activities from project kick-off to project completion of an environmental test programme covering daily technical telephone calls, management of occurrences/NCRs, documentation authoring and updates, preparation of progress reviews, and resolution or escalation of technical issues within the Environmental Engineering domain. Provide overview and guidance to the offsite trials facility where necessary to ensure the requirements of the Environmental Proving Requirement are met, covering: Equipment usage, Instrumentation selection & placement, Fixtures and Set-up, Assessment of pre-cursor and work-up runs, Reviewing of data produced during the trial to confirm validity of responses. Assist in troubleshooting unforeseen issues within the area of responsibility and provision of solutions towards the progression of trial activities. Cover the reporting requirements for the project, from environmental engineering progress, environmental engineering issues, and the technical reports to support progression of the qualification activities into the Project team. Communicate areas of concern to the correct level of authority within the offsite trials site and internally. Regularly communicate progress (both programme and technical) updates back into the business. Review schedules to assess for risk and opportunities and to escalate these effectively. Regular travel to the trials site (South East Coast) to support in-person meetings and data reviews with the offsite trials team. Skills required: Planning, managing, and delivering small to medium-sized work packages. Knowledge of environmental engineering within the defence sector or relevant industry. Knowledge of vibration, shock, temperature, and humidity environments, and their applicability to different products at different life cycle stages. An understanding of environmental test processes, test measurements, and instrumentation. Knowledge of international Environmental Standards (DEF STAN 00-035 / AECTP 300 / AECTP 400 / Mil-std 810 etc.). Someone with an analytical mind and excellent problem-solving skills. Someone who strives for solutions with an inquisitive nature. Good verbal and written communication abilities. Effective at working in teams with strong interpersonal skills.
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