Savannah River Mission Completion

Field Engineer

• Provide engineering support for facility/project-related construction activities from conception through implementation to turnover
• Support and coordinate design/construction activities and resolve design problems
• Recommend and review design changes
• Perform material takeoffs, develop Bills of Material or Material Service Requests, and track materials
• Perform walkdowns, work-package planning, hazard identification, and hazard analysis
• Develop hazard mitigation plans and construction schedules
• Develop, assemble, modify, and maintain construction work packages
• Participate in pre-job briefs and address worker questions and concerns
• Generate field fabrication sketches, weld maps, and as-builts
• Monitor field activities and support crafts during implementation
• Perform field inspection support and coordinate quality surveillance and inspection
• Ensure required NDE and acceptance testing are complete and documented
• Review work packages for closure and develop construction scope turnover packages
• Assist with design/verification of temporary construction structures and commodities
• For level II: represent Construction in project planning meetings, provide senior support, and mentor less experienced Construction Engineers
• For level III: manage and coordinate field engineering staff, influence project planning outcomes, provide subject matter expertise, monitor compliance, and act as Area Lead CDE or discipline SME as needed

Senior Electrical Construction Field Engineer I – III

Customer Support

• Provide general direction, guidance, analysis, coordination and professional support to operations, maintenance and support organizations
• Administer and/or oversee operational programs for DWPF Maintenance Management
• Provide feedback, recommendations, administration, coordination and support for audits, drills, assessments, process improvement, surveillances, inspections, walk downs, outages, compliance, maintenance, budgeting, communications, planning, scheduling, training, systems and performance metrics
• Provide guidance and mentorship to Maintenance Mechanics
• Support M&TE and IPI coordination
• Review technical and non-technical work documents for compliance, accuracy, completeness and safety
• Implement programs and improvement initiatives
• Perform walk downs, inspections, observations and evaluations; troubleshoot issues
• Analyze equipment and components and develop conclusions, action plans and corrective actions
• Coordinate cross-functional activities among construction, operations, work control, maintenance, projects and other areas
• Coordinate materials and waste handling, storage and disposition
• Provide technical and professional support for facility system assessments, equipment maintenance and functional testing
• Interpret and communicate site, company and departmental procedures and protocols
• Serve in contingency coordinator roles as needed
• Senior Operations–Maintenance Support Specialist I: administer information systems and business applications, including configuration management, maintenance, upgrades, data integrity, analysis and reporting; train users
• Senior Operations–Maintenance Support Specialist II: create and lead complex programs, conduct issue investigations, facilitate fact-finding meetings, document root-cause factors and lead cross-functional activities
• Perform other duties as assigned

Maintenance Support Specialist III/Sr. Ops.

Civil Engineer

• Create structural computations and design deliverables for various structures for new construction and modification purposes
• Provide structural engineering evaluations of new designs and field construction for safety basis and applicable building code adequacy
• Provide civil/structural design input to new projects and plant modifications
• Review and approve relevant procedures
• Perform self-assessments of existing programs and procedures related to Structural Engineering roles and responsibilities
• Review and approve procurement specifications
• Review supplier submittals and documents
• Perform other duties as assigned

CSA Design Engineer – Civil, Structural, Architectural

Operations

• Manage safe and efficient Defense Waste Processing Facility operations on the assigned day shift
• Direct all aspects of DWPF operations while on duty, providing work direction and making decisions affecting work objectives and activities
• Promote and ensure employee safety and nuclear safety culture, including encouraging workers to raise safety concerns
• Manage operations personnel and ensure work is performed efficiently and according to policies and procedures
• Ensure facility operation complies with operational safety, process, environmental, plant operating, security, quality assurance and personnel requirements
• Ensure minimum staffing requirements and exercise authority to shut down operations or direct actions when necessary for safety and compliance
• Set and enforce conduct-of-operations standards
• Develop plans and path-forward actions for failed equipment or changing conditions
• Schedule, complete and track surveillance requirements
• Authorize work and plant configuration changes, including equipment removal or return to service and abnormal lineups
• Authorize installation of equipment lockouts and ensure qualified operations personnel install them
• Tour the plant at least once per shift to troubleshoot, set operator expectations, check evolutions and inspect plant conditions
• Perform training, personnel development and performance assessment administrative functions
• Provide matrix leadership for Maintenance, E&I, Work Control, Laboratory, Construction, QA, IH, Technical and HP personnel
• Make independent decisions regarding emergency actions and routine occurrences
• Perform other duties as assigned

Manager, Shift Operations – Day Shift

Software Engineer

• Draft and/or revise technical regulatory documents similar to CERCLA-type regulatory documents
• Ensure documents are developed, reviewed, approved, and distributed to appropriate personnel
• Implement and integrate applicable regulatory guidance, data analysis, protocols, and program requirements into documents
• Prepare, route, and track documents through all stages of the review cycle
• Ensure project team, DOE, and management review comments are properly dispositioned and incorporated as applicable
• Participate in comment resolution meetings with DOE, NRC, EPA, and SCDES
• Prepare presentation material and participate in meetings with DOE, NRC, EPA, and SCDES
• Contribute to project and organizational objectives as a team member demonstrating long-term compliance of disposal and closure actions
• Provide technical analysis and interpretation of environmental and laboratory data
• Provide general technical support for tank closure and salt waste disposal activities and projects
• Develop and deliver presentations to management, DOE, and environmental regulatory agencies
• Interface with regulatory stakeholders, facility engineering and operations, and DOE customers

Regulatory Documentation Developer

Manager

• Direct safe and efficient facility activities while adhering to applicable laws, regulations, DOE Orders, and company requirements
• Supervise operator activities associated with MPC and in-cell crane activities 221S, 511S, 512S, and canister movements
• Maintain sufficient supplies to support facility operations
• Plan and coordinate work involving production and support groups
• Review and approve lockout/tagout plans for hazardous energy control and canyon tagouts
• Ensure facility activities comply with licenses, permits, plant procedures, and Technical Standards/Operating Requirements
• Shut down the facility or direct necessary actions to ensure safe conditions when required
• Approve maintenance, operations, construction, test, and surveillance activities affecting the facility or equipment
• Ensure operators are trained, qualified, physically fit, and fit for duty
• Coordinate with support organizations to ensure operating activities are completed as scheduled
• Perform initial investigations of abnormal events and remove equipment or systems from service as necessary
• Direct emergency operations and train personnel in emergency activities
• Conduct periodic facility tours to observe safe, procedural performance
• Identify housekeeping and material-condition deficiencies for corrective action
• Mentor operators, particularly in Disciplined Operations
• Maintain logs and records of operating events
• Ensure operators review operating procedure changes and plant modifications
• Perform Field Property Administrator responsibilities for equipment inventories
• Typically report to and take direction from the shift manager
• Perform other duties as assigned

Senior Electrical Construction Field Engineer I – III

Maintenance Support Specialist III/Sr. Ops.

CSA Design Engineer – Civil, Structural, Architectural

Manager, Shift Operations – Day Shift

Regulatory Documentation Developer

Crane First Line Manager – DWPF