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Role: IMS Auditor
Position: Contract
Location: Bridgwater Hybrid

Duration: CED 31/12/2025 Rolling 12 months thereafter

As an IMS Auditor, you'll be driving continuous improvement and regulatory compliance by delivering our internal audit programme. You'll ensure that our processes align with ISO standards (9001, 14001, 45001), deliver intended results, and-above all-support our unwavering commitment to nuclear safety.

You will:

Lead and conduct internal audits across the HPC project.
Develop a risk-based audit schedule and collaborate with a diverse auditor pool.
Work with stakeholders across Quality, Environmental, and Health & Safety to shape audit scope and focus.
Identify findings and track corrective actions through to resolution.
Provide clear, accurate reporting that supports decision-making and continuous improvement.What You Bring

Essential:

IRCA Lead Auditor Qualification (ISO 9001:2015, ISO 45001:2018, ISO 14001:2015)
Experience with ISO standards in large, multidisciplinary projects.
Strong self-management, organisational, and communication skills.Desirable:

Experience in a regulated or nuclear environment.
Familiarity with UK nuclear site licence conditions.
Ability to speak French.
Membership of CQI or IRCA.Where You'll Work

This is a hybrid role based out of our Bridgwater, Somerset Satellite Delivery Centre, with the flexibility to work remotely by agreement.

Why Join Us?

You'll be part of a collaborative team helping to deliver a once-in-a-generation project that will provide low-carbon energy to millions. In return, we offer:

A hybrid working model that supports work-life balance.
Opportunities for professional development and upskilling.
A dynamic, mission-driven environment where your input truly matters.Ready to make your mark on the future of UK energy?
Apply now to become a key part of HPC's quality and safety mission.

This vacancy is being advertised by Rullion Ltd acting as an employment business.

Since 1978, Rullion has been securing exceptional candidates for a range of clients; from large well-known brands to SMEs and start-ups. As a family-owned business, Rullion's approach is credible and honest, focused on building long-lasting relationships with both clients and candidates.

Rullion is a forward-thinking recruitment company that specialises in providing a wide range of talent consultancy services to a diverse client base, from small start-ups to large household names.

We celebrate and support diversity and are committed to ensuring equal opportunities for both employees and applicants.

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