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Job Description Summary

• The Turbine Modules Mechanical Design Engineer will work for world-class nuclear steam turbines, which are industry leading equipment in terms of performance, availability and power and will play a central role in mechanical engineering performance .

As a Mechanical Designer, you will:

• Perform general studies of the steam turbine components using CATIA V5;

Job Description

Responsibilities

• Conduct design or adaptation studies for turbine components: sizing, design, analysis;

• Develop 3D models using CATIA V5 in accordance with GE methodology;

• Draft component supply and manufacturing drawings;

• Produce bills of materials using GE tools (VPDM & RPDM);

• Responsible for the timely delivery of engineering documentation;

• Responisble for the creation of written method instructions (factory, assembly, maintenance).

Authority

• support the project mechanical lead engineer (MLE) for the preparation of manufacturing orders (RPDM)

• support the MLE in responding to clarifications, derogations and plant and site non-conformities (analysis and proposal of solutions);

• support the MLE for engineering design reviews and factory feedback meetings (feedback analysis, design evaluation, interface analysis).

Required Competences

Education

• Degree in mechanical engineering / mechanical design

Experience

• Engineer with at least 3 years of experience in a mechanical design environment (energy, oil, aeronautics, special machines).

Behavioural and/or Technical Know-how

• Knowledge of standard mechanical construction parts (plates, tubes, bolts, flanges, etc.)

• General knowledge of standard manufacturing processes (welding, casting, forging, turning, milling, etc.)

• Use of common IT tools: Excel, Word, Power Point, Outlook

• Experienced user of advanced CAD software: Catia V5 ( at least 3 years of experience).

• 3DVia user (preferred)

• User of PLM software: Enovia (preferred)

Language skills

• English: Fluent

Additional Information

Relocation Assistance Provided: Yes