Digital Site and Communications Officer
UKAtomic Energy Authority
RetfordOn-sitefull timeUKFE - CommunicationPosted 6 days agoEarly applicant likely
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Our Communications team sits at the heart of the organisation, influencing decision-making and helping shape how we engage with employees, stakeholders, local communities and the wider public.
As our Digital and Site Communications Officer, you'll play a pivotal role in developing and delivering impactful communications activities across both digital and community channels. Working closely with colleagues, delivery partners, local authorities and community stakeholders, you'll help build understanding, trust and support for the STEP programme.
This is a varied role combining digital communications expertise with face-to-face stakeholder engagement, community consultation and event delivery.
What You'll Be Doing
Driving our digital presence
- Lead and develop UKFE's digital communications channels, including website and social media platforms.
- Create engaging content and campaigns that raise awareness of the STEP programme and build stakeholder engagement.
- Review, improve and optimise website content, structure and user experience.
- Develop strategies to maximise digital reach, audience engagement and brand awareness.
- Monitor performance metrics and analytics to continuously improve communications effectiveness.
- Act as the organisation's key point of contact for digital communications advice and best practice.
Supporting community and stakeholder engagement
- Support the delivery of public consultation activities associated with the Development Consent Order (DCO) process.
- Organise and deliver community information events, stakeholder meetings and engagement activities.
- Build positive relationships with local communities, local authorities and regional stakeholders.
- Serve as a trusted first point of contact for local enquiries and community feedback.
- Help ensure local voices are heard and reflected throughout programme development.
Managing communications and feedback
- Lead the management of public enquiries, complaints and requests for information.
- Establish and maintain efficient systems for capturing, recording and reporting stakeholder feedback.
- Produce communications materials that support consultation and engagement activities.
- Use data and insight to strengthen future communications and stakeholder engagement strategies.
Representing UKIFS
- Act as an ambassador for the STEP programme within the local community and wider stakeholder network.
- Support colleagues and senior leaders by providing communications expertise and guidance.
- Champion a culture of creativity, collaboration and continuous improvement.
We're seeking an enthusiastic communications professional who combines strong digital expertise with excellent interpersonal skills.
You'll be comfortable working in a complex, fast-paced environment, building relationships across multiple stakeholder groups and delivering high-quality communications with confidence and credibility.
Essential Requirements
- Degree qualified or equivalent relevant communications experience.
- Experience working within a communications, public affairs, stakeholder engagement or external affairs environment.
- Proven experience organising and delivering community, stakeholder or public engagement events.
- Experience working in large, complex or matrix organisations or programmes.
- Strong knowledge of content management systems (CMS), social media platforms and digital analytics tools.
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
- Demonstrable ability to build and maintain effective stakeholder relationships at all levels.
- Understanding of UK government structures and the role of national, regional and local government in major programmes.
- Creative, innovative and proactive approach to communications.
- Ability to represent the organisation professionally and act as a trusted ambassador.
- Full UK driving licence.
Desirable Requirements
- CIPR qualification or equivalent professional communications accreditation.
- Experience working on major infrastructure, construction, energy or engineering programmes.
- Experience supporting Development Consent Order (DCO) consultation activities.
- Experience using Adobe Creative Suite, graphic design tools or video editing software.
- Experience creating multimedia content for digital platforms.
About UKAtomic Energy Authority
The UK Atomic Energy Authority develops fusion power technology and robotic systems for extreme environments - they hire civil engineers, diagnostic project engineers, and electrical quality specialists to design and build prototype fusion powerplants, diagnostic systems, and remote robotic equipment.
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