I&C Ingénieur

General Assignment

The I&C Engineer will be responsible for performing the necessary engineering analysis and logic design, including the supporting implementation into tools, for a specific system(s) in order to produce the system documentation required for the HPC project. The I&C Engineer will act as the central point of contact for system(s) which fall(s) under their responsibility. This role is for a I&C Engineer specialising in HVAC (Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning).

Main Activities

• Responsible for system design and system integration into overall HPC design:

o Produce, Review and update the system documentation for the mechanical and thermo-hydraulic design, electrical, operator instructions, human machine interface, safety and environmental, control logic design, as well as periodic testing in compliance with the engineering rules, methodologies, quality processes, and tools.

o Particularly for Instrumentation and Control, performing the analysis for defining the I&C Functional Requirements of the system and production of the I&C logic :

• Applying EDF EPR engineering rules applicable for I&C design e.g. for platform allocation
• Defining the I&C functional requirements cascading the requirements from key safety inputs to ensure the safety case is respected
• Writing of P5 system documentation (I&C logic description)
• Writing of Detailing Functional Diagram (DFD) and using the DFD tool to define the I&C logic
• Writing the FTP (Functional Test Procedure) specifications and testing the control logic using the valid DFD tool
• Analysis of results of the FTP tests
• Writing of P6.x system documentation (alarm sheets, operating images, operating modes) and using the Conduite tool to define the HMI for the Control Room
• Performing technical peer reviews of I&C documents produced by other engineers in the team
• Mentoring and support less experience engineers throughout the I&C sequence to update their system documentation

o Analysis and verification of input data, requirements, and lessons learnt from other stations

o Engage proactively with all stakeholders around the system in Edvance to ensure the delivery of a product meeting the requirements set by all disciplines (layout, civil, hazard, nuclear safety, environment, configuration management, procurement ...)

o Contribute to topics around good practises, innovation, improvement of processes, and quality

o Participate in experience sharing activities within the discipline

• Management of modifications related to the system(s) including:

o Managing requests for modifications to system(s) issued by various external parties by producing specifications and following engineering cycle (I&C and/or mechanical design changes specifications)

o Analysis and verification of the applicability of these modifications and challenging them as appropriate o Developing technical solutions and presenting them to the client to help resolve technical issues (technico-economic optimisation approach) o Utilising the electronic Engineering Change Management tool

• Support to I&C Coordinator and System Coordinators for relevant building: o Liaising with other stakeholders through participation at kick off meetings, gate reviews etc relevant to the system

Qualifications and Experience

• I&C, Mechanical, Chemical or Electrical Engineering degree or equivalent qualification
• Knowledge of Instrumentation and Control design
• Experience of producing design documentation and Test Specifications
• Knowledge of nuclear system design, thermal-hydraulic calculation and modelling
• Working knowledge of fluid mechanics, heat transfer and thermodynamics
• Knowledge of PWR or AGR power station design and system