The Coating Inspector is responsible for ensuring all coating activities are carried out in accordance with project specifications, approved procedures, and relevant standards.

The Coating Product Buyer is responsible for analysing site requirements and ensuring coating products are procured on time, within specification, and in a cost‑effective manner.

The Coatings Construction Planner works closely with construction, planning, procurement, and commercial teams to ensure all coatings‑related activities are accurately planned, aligned with Level 3 and Level 4 schedules, and supported by reliable, up‑to‑date data.

The Coatings Technical Manager provides expert technical guidance and support to coatings teams and wider multidisciplinary groups, including Project Managers, Technical Leads, and Quality Leads.

Industrial Painters are responsible for applying a wide range of industrial liquid coatings—often involving multi‑coat systems—to manufactured products in accordance with OEM specifications and customer requirements.

The Insulation and Caulking Lead supports the relevant Construction Leads throughout the full lifecycle of their allocated area, consistently demonstrating and promoting a strong Nuclear Safety Culture.

The Project Manager – Coatings oversees the full lifecycle of coating-related work packages within a highly regulated, technically complex environment.