Provide technical expertise across a broad range of power plant systems and components, maintain configuration control, support emergent issues, and ensure safe and efficient operations in accordance with plant design parameters and regulatory requirements.
Compensation
Final pay grade and compensation will be based on applicant's experience and qualifications
Responsibilities
Maintain configuration control by completing calculations, technical reviews and evaluations, and by preparing and implementing design modifications in accordance with on-record plant design basis, NRC operating license and all other applicable technical and regulatory requirements for the safe operation of the plant.
Assist in the analysis, evaluation, and final design implementation of component repairs and/or replacement due to degraded conditions or obsolescence.
Support resolution of emergent, short-cycle, and near-term engineering work to protect the work week schedule.
Serve as engineering point of contact for execution of the online work week schedule and resolution of Engineering Holds.
Provide engineering input and follow-up for Operability evaluations.
Requirements
B.S. Degree in Engineering (Mechanical Engineering preferred, Nuclear Engineering preferred)
Equivalent work experience defined as demonstrated success at the engineer/technical specialist level
Nice to have: Prior experience in the nuclear industry
Nice to have: Current Nuclear Design Qualifications
Nice to have: Prior experience performing 10CFR50.59 reviews
Responsible for safe, reliable, and compliant management of spent nuclear fuel, including analysis, planning, and engineering support for storage and handling operations.
Locations (5)
Cleveland, Ohio, United States
Oak Harbor, Ohio, United States
Perry, Ohio, United States
Shippingport, Pennsylvania, United States
Glen Rose, Texas, United States
Responsibilities
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Responsibilities
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Responsibilities
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