We are seeking a Director of Operations and Maintenance who will provide strategic leadership, operational oversight, and administrative direction for the comprehensive maintenance, repair, and operation of the Homewood Campus physical assets.
Responsible for managing outage management departments, planning and scheduling refueling and forced outages, coordinating work, support, and engineering organizations to maintain nuclear equipment readiness.
Responsibilities
Manages the stations preparation, planning, and execution of refueling and forced outages.
Manages outage milestones and influences station and external stakeholders to complete preparation activities on time and with quality.
Manages the station’s outage schedule development to ensure outage activities are integrated and coordinated in a plan that maintains the highest level of personnel, radiological, nuclear and equipment safety to execute short duration effective refueling outages.
Employing lean techniques in continuous improvement processes to ensure each area of responsibility is constantly improving the associated processes and adding to the value of the plant, people, processes and equipment.
Aggressively participate in industry benchmarking / peer groups to ensure the station remains a top decile performer in outage execution as compared to similar design plants.
Lead global planning and service coordination across the Americas, Europe, and APAC for BESS service portfolio.
Compensation
Compensation: $100,000 - $120,000 + annual bonus
Responsibilities
Lead and develop global planning and service coordination teams across the Americas, Europe, and APAC, ensuring consistent execution and collaboration across regions
Define, standardize, and improve service planning workflows for preventive maintenance, corrective maintenance, service events, work orders, spares coordination, procurement requests, and reporting
Support CMMS rollout and adoption by developing standard work order structures, required data inputs, workflow requirements, and process documentation
Partner with Service Directors, LTSA Managers, and regional teams to improve visibility into maintenance planning, work order progress, job completion, service performance, and operational risks
Establish consistent request and escalation processes for service-related needs, including POs, spares, RMAs, and other operational support requirements
The Service Operations Planning Manager will lead global planning and work management across e-STORAGE’s service operations in the Americas, Europe, and APAC. This role is focused on building consistent processes for how preventive maintenance, corrective maintenance, work orders, spares coordination, and service reporting are planned, tracked, and executed across the BESS service portfolio.
Compensation
$100,000 - $120,000 + annual bonus
Responsibilities
Lead and develop global planning and service coordination teams across the Americas, Europe, and APAC, ensuring consistent execution and collaboration across regions
Define, standardize, and improve service planning workflows for preventive maintenance, corrective maintenance, service events, work orders, spares coordination, procurement requests, and reporting
Support CMMS rollout and adoption by developing standard work order structures, required data inputs, workflow requirements, and process documentation
Partner with Service Directors, LTSA Managers, and regional teams to improve visibility into maintenance planning, work order progress, job completion, service performance, and operational risks
Establish consistent request and escalation processes for service-related needs, including POs, spares, RMAs, and other operational support requirements
Requirements
Engineering
Logistics
Supply Chain
Operations Management
Skills
Summer 2027 Intern Program: LNG Operations - Providence, RI
Lead Mine Operations planning and execution at the East Boulder Mine, coordinating weekly and monthly plans, resource commitments, and operational integration.
Locations (2)
McLeod, Montana, United States
Big Timber, Montana, United States
Responsibilities
Lead Mine Operations participation in the Three-Month Rolling Plan (3MR) and weekly planning cycle
Consolidate operating inputs and verify workplace readiness
Challenge schedule assumptions and secure resource commitments
Control released planning records and handoff approved plans to Operations
Coordinate operational inputs from General Foremen, Supervisors, and support functions
Requirements
High school diploma or equivalent
Associate or bachelor's degree in mining, mine engineering, engineering technology, operations management, occupational safety, business with substantial mining-operations experience, or a related field preferred
Lead the assigned maintenance organization and coordinate maintenance engineering, planning, scheduling, craft execution, and contracted support to deliver safe, reliable, and cost-effective services.
Responsibilities
Lead the assigned maintenance organization and coordinate maintenance engineering, planning, scheduling, craft execution, and contracted support to deliver safe, reliable, and cost-effective services.
Establish clear expectations for safety, work quality, productivity, customer service, and accountability.
Develop and execute an ESL maintenance strategy that addresses asset conditions, equipment criticality, research and tenant needs, infrastructure reliability, and long-term maintenance requirements.
Coordinate maintenance support for building systems and assigned infrastructure, including HVAC and refrigeration, building automation systems, electrical and instrumentation systems, plumbing, building components, elevators, fire and life safety systems, and emergency power equipment.
Align maintenance and Research Crafts Organization resources, within the assigned scope, to support laboratory and pilot-scale equipment, troubleshooting, fabrication, equipment installations, and research-driven modifications.
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in engineering discipline or equivalent relevant experience
Nice to have: experience with multi-building research campus
Nice to have: laboratory facilities
Cycle Manager
Constellation Energy Generation, LLC. · Posted Aug 31, 2026
The Cycle Manager manages the Cycle Plan for the Nuclear Clean Energy Centers (CECs) and is responsible for sequencing of work within the plan, taking into consideration the CEC design configuration Technical Specifications, Maintenance Rule, Probabilistic Safety Analysis, personnel and CEC safety, material condition, resource management, regulatory compliance, to safely optimize electrical production and minimize maintenance costs.
Compensation
Expected salary range of $145,800 to $162,000, varies based on experience, along with comprehensive benefits package that includes bonus and 401(k).
Responsibilities
Manages work sequencing, work scope, risk level Technical Specifications, and maintenance rule compliance for equipment and system work windows leading into the work control process.
Coordinates and controls the work schedule from E-28 through turnover to Work Week Manager (WWM).
Bundles work within work windows to minimize plant risk and System, Structure, or Component (SSC) unavailability.
Acts as the switchyard maintenance interface for the CEC.
Directs the actions of CEC organizations to ensure that the materiel condition plan is represented within the cycle plan.