Safety/Radiation Protection Engineer

Responsibilities

• Analyze coactivity situations between operational activities by identifying technical, organizational, and safety constraints.
• Study and compare technical adaptation scenarios, including infrastructure modifications and flow reorganization.
• Evaluate the impacts of scenarios regarding nuclear safety requirements, radiological zoning management, and underground infrastructure constraints.
• Integrate the analysis of material flows, circulation, and logistical interfaces to ensure operational feasibility.
• Build structured multi-criteria analyses (technical, safety, planning, risks, exploitability) to guide decision-making.
• Coordinate technical studies in close interface with the client and produce associated deliverables such as analysis notes and decision syntheses.

Requirements

• Master's degree (Bac+5) specializing in Safety or Radiation Protection.
• Approximately 10 years of experience in a nuclear environment, ideally involving complex projects integrating operations and works.
• Expertise in nuclear safety risk analysis and radiological zoning management.
• Knowledge of underground infrastructure (design, adaptation, and operational constraints).
• Strong systemic analysis, multi-criteria structuring, and synthesis skills.

Benefits

• Participation, profit-sharing, individual bonuses, and meal vouchers/tickets restaurant.
• Attractive CSE benefits including cinema, holiday vouchers, gift cards, and travel activities.
• Travel allowances for site visits.
• Continuous training via an internal school and a network of recognized experts.

About the Company

SOM, a subsidiary of the ORTEC Group, is a major player in engineering for demanding industries. For over 40 years, our teams have supported major clients in the design, reliability, transformation, or decommissioning of complex technical installations, particularly in the nuclear, energy, railway, aeronautics, and heavy industry sectors.