DISPATCHING CONTROL ASSISTANCE INTERNATIONAL

Nuclear Project Manager – France (69 or 37) – 12 Months

Description :
DCAI is currently recruiting a Nuclear Project Manager to support a major Small Modular Reactor programme in Lyon.

The successful candidate will coordinate multidisciplinary engineering teams and manage the delivery of a strategic nuclear project covering engineering, procurement, project controls and client interfaces.
  • Coordinate the local multidisciplinary teams assigned to the SMR project;
  • Manage the overall project scope, including budget, schedule, quality and risks;
  • Oversee the daily execution of engineering and project activities;
  • Define the scope of work, deliverables, schedules and associated budgets with technical experts;
  • Manage contractual and commercial interfaces with the client and potential partners;
  • Identify project deviations and coordinate the necessary corrective actions;
  • Organise and lead progress meetings with the client;
  • Ensure the timely delivery of administrative and contractual activities;
  • Prepare project reports, monitor KPIs and escalate critical issues;
  • Ensure compliance with applicable procedures, quality requirements and nuclear-sector standards;
  • Contribute to the continuous improvement of project execution and client satisfaction.
Profile :
  • Engineering degree or equivalent technical qualification;
  • At least three years of professional experience in the nuclear sector;
  • Demonstrated experience in project management within engineering, energy or complex industrial environments;
  • Previous experience involving nuclear power plants is strongly preferred;
  • Ability to coordinate multidisciplinary teams and manage multiple technical interfaces;
  • Strong knowledge of project planning, budget control, risk management and contract execution;
  • Excellent communication, leadership and stakeholder-management skills;
  • Professional proficiency in English;
  • Ability to work full-time in Lyon and travel occasionally to Tours, Paris and Brussels.
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