The Role

As a Station Visitor Centre Guide, you’ll be ensuring the safety and wellbeing of visitors whilst they are on site, so you need to have the confidence to speak and challenge all stakeholders, external or internal, particularly on matters of nuclear safety. You’ll be managing the experience for all levels of seniority and a variety of group sizes.

During visits from education groups, you’ll support and lead on centre activities and station tours. You’ll also take this externally, representing the station through presentations at external events. Working alongside the Visitor Centre Coordinator and the Community Liaison Officer, you’ll promote and manage the reputation of EDF in the local community through a variety of activities and programmes.

The Skills

We’ll need you to demonstrate the following skills and experience:
 

• Excellent communication skills, adaptable to all ages and abilities both face to face and virtually
• Highly motivated and enthusiastic with a passion for STEM subjects
• Methodical and customer-focused approach to work
• Friendly, approachable and confident manner
• Sensitivity to people’s needs and cultural differences
• Business and commercial awareness
• Team player with the ability to work well on your own
• Proficiency in computer skills – Word, Excel and PowerPoint
• Flexibility in work pattern
• Full driving licence would be desirable

Competitive Salary and Benefits

At EDF we’re dedicated to offering flexible benefits that support our people across all aspects of their lives. We’re delighted to offer a range of benefits to support our employees’ physical, emotional and financial wellbeing. 
 
In addition to a competitive salary we offer a company pension scheme, paid holidays and a range of flexible benefits. 

Please let us know if you require flexible working arrangements by highlighting this in your application. The closing date for applications is 18th May 2022.