Graduate Safety Risk and Reliability Consultant

Help clients identify and manage safety risks and reliability issues across rail, energy and critical infrastructure. Develop engineering assessments and consulting skills with a specialist multidisciplinary team.

Pay

£ - Not Disclosed

Hours

Weekly hours not stated; flexible working described.

Start

1 September 2027

Experience

Graduate consulting route with support towards professional qualifications; no more than 12 months of comparable full-time experience.

Requirements

Engineering degree in Mechanical, Electrical, Aerospace, Chemical, System or Reliability Engineering, on track for at least 2:1/60%. Academic transcript required; degree completed before starting. Safety-risk, systems-thinking, organisation and communication skills. Postgraduate study, relevant risk-analysis experience and programming are desirable. Permanent UK work eligibility without sponsorship. May close early.

Applications close

2026-11-12

Source checked

2026-11-03

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