About this role
Salary: £36,000 - 76,000 per year
Requirements
- Previous experience in a similar IMS, management systems, process or procedure development role.
- Extensive experience developing, implementing and maintaining management system documentation.
- Strong understanding and practical application of process modelling standards and design techniques.
- Experience managing competing priorities and demands in a fast-paced, complex environment.
- Excellent organisational, planning and prioritisation skills.
- Strong interpersonal and stakeholder management skills, with the ability to build credible relationships across all organisational levels.
- Strong presentation and communication skills, including confidence presenting to different audiences and organisational levels.
- Degree-level education or equivalent experience in a highly regulated industry or major project environment.
- Experience using Microsoft Visio to create and map business processes.
- Ability to work independently, take ownership and use initiative while contributing effectively to a wider team.
- Desirable: Experience in a large-scale project organisation, ideally in the nuclear industry.
- Desirable: Lean Six Sigma Green Belt training and practical experience applying Lean methodologies to process improvement.
- Desirable: Experience using Power BI or equivalent data visualisation tools.
- Desirable: Experience with Orbus iServer or similar enterprise architecture or process modelling platforms, such as MEGA HOPEX, LeanIX, Software AG or ADONIS.
- Desirable: Strong understanding of Business Process Model and Notation (BPMN).
- Desirable: Experience in a regulated management system environment and understanding of nuclear management system requirements.
- Desirable: Experience providing process architecture, governance or assurance support in a major project environment.
- Desirable: Experience coordinating or leading the work of other analysts or process professionals.
Responsibilities
- Provide technical leadership within the IMS team and contribute to a positive, collaborative and high-performing working environment.
- Lead and coordinate the development and refinement of IMS procedures across the project.
- Support the creation of new procedures and the review, update and retirement of existing procedures.
- Coordinate IMS Analyst workloads, prioritising activities and ensuring delivery within agreed timescales.
- Collaborate with management, process owners and project stakeholders on process improvement activities and their effective execution.
- Work with Health & Safety, Security, Environment and Quality functions to coordinate timely reviews, approvals and implementation of IMS documentation.
- Provide an effective Process Architecture service to the IMS Governance and Assurance Manager.
- Support the IMS in meeting relevant regulatory Licence Conditions and international management system standards.
- Ensure process, safety, compliance and quality requirements are reflected appropriately in IMS procedures.
- Develop and present KPIs, performance information and progress updates to governance forums and senior stakeholders.
- Support publication of updated IMS procedures and associated process flowcharts.
- Promote IMS implementation and adoption throughout the business in support of key project milestones.
- Provide process modelling expertise and guidance to stakeholders developing procedures.
- Maintain accurate and accessible project data and records.
- Identify opportunities for continuous improvement in processes and management system documentation.
- Support effective communication and collaboration across the IMS function and wider organisation.
Technologies
- BPMN
- IMS
- Support
- Power BI
- Security
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We are recruiting for a Lead Integrated Management System (IMS) Analyst to join the Sizewell C project, based in Suffolk or London with hybrid working. Sizewell C is a major nuclear new-build project in Suffolk that has secured planning approval and government financing support and is progressing through construction and private investment. Once operational, it is expected to provide dependable low-carbon electricity to around six million homes for 60 years, supporting the UKs ambition to achieve Net Zero by 2050. Building on the success of Hinkley Point C, the project is one of the UKs significant and complex infrastructure programmes. The role offers the opportunity to influence how processes and management systems are developed and implemented, working with senior stakeholders and multidisciplinary teams in a highly regulated nuclear environment.
last updated 46 week of 2026