Manager, Inspection & Monitoring

Structural Integrity Associates

. Lead the Inspection & Monitoring organization in growth, project execution, and technical capability development .

Posted 11/12/2026full-timeRemote • United StatesSeniorLeadWebsite

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in leading inspection and monitoring initiatives within the nuclear sector, integrating technical capabilities with regulatory compliance and client engagement. Proven ability to manage multidisciplinary teams, develop market strategies, and ensure high-quality project execution.

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Nuclear ExperienceASME Section XI KnowledgeInspection Planning and ExecutionProject ManagementClient Relationship Management

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Hard Skills

Structural Integrity AssessmentNDE TechniquesCondition MonitoringFlaw SizingGeometry MappingWall-Thickness MappingAging ManagementInspection OptimizationRI-ISIRegulatory Compliance

Soft Skills

LeadershipCommunicationNegotiationCoachingCollaboration

Certifications & Qualifications

Professional Engineer LicensureNDE Certification

Industry Keywords

Nuclear Quality AssuranceASME ProgramsEPRI ProgramsRegulatory InteractionsClient Interface

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Lead the Inspection & Monitoring organization in growth, project execution, and technical capability development
Provide condition data demonstrating structural integrity through inspection planning and execution, NDE, structures and condition monitoring, in-situ monitoring, and assessment and trending of as-found conditions
Connect field inspection and monitoring activities with engineering disciplines establishing acceptance criteria and disposition results
Represent SI with utilities, reactor developers, stakeholders, strategic partners, industry organizations, ASME committees, and owners groups
Track changes in codes, regulations, operating experience, degradation knowledge, and inspection technology and translate them into client solutions and internal capability plans
Position SI for current-fleet and advanced-reactor work, including RI-ISI, inspection optimization, and RIM approaches
Develop market strategy, maintain client relationships, identify opportunities, and lead scope and proposal development
Manage, coach, and develop a multidisciplinary team, including recruiting, onboarding, mentoring, performance management, succession planning, and knowledge transfer
Plan staffing, assignments, workload, utilization, and capacity across projects, outages, emergent work, and business-development commitments
Establish training and qualification plans and ensure appropriately experienced, qualified, and certified personnel perform the work
Foster collaboration, safety, quality, knowledge sharing, continuous learning, and future-leader development
Integrate inspection findings with Materials, Analytical Services, ASME Code & Compliance, and repair/replacement teams
Lead multidisciplinary teams on complex and emergent issues, including rapid assessment, client interface, resource coordination, field execution, and engineering resolution
Support advanced reactor developers with inspection, monitoring, inspectability, and lifecycle integrity strategies
Lead work involving reactor vessel and internals inspection, ASME programs, NDE, aging management, license renewal, repairs, replacements, flaw sizing, geometry mapping, wall-thickness mapping, and degradation monitoring
Drive portfolio growth, differentiated technical offerings, team development and retention, client relationships, project execution, utilization, and profitability

Requirements

What you’ll need

B.S. in engineering, materials science, or a related discipline
10 or more years of relevant nuclear experience
Progressive leadership responsibility
Experience delivering inspection or structural-integrity work in regulated environments
Working knowledge of ASME Section XI and Section V
Ability to operate within nuclear quality assurance and records-control requirements
Ability to lead multidisciplinary teams
Ability to integrate inspection findings with Materials, Analytical, ASME Code, and repair/replacement activities
Experience managing projects and subcontractors
Strong client-facing, proposal, negotiation, presentation, and written communication skills
Judgment to communicate technical risk clearly to technical and executive audiences
Ability to travel approximately 20% to client and field locations
Ability to support time-sensitive or outage work as business needs require
Professional Engineer licensure, relevant NDE certification, advanced technical degree, or other recognized technical credentials relevant to inspection, monitoring, NDE, or structural integrity are desired
Participation in EPRI programs, owners groups, ASME committees, industry working groups, or regulatory interactions is desired
Field experience involving reactor vessels and internals, piping, containment or civil structures, repair/replacement, or component inspection programs is desired
Export-control compliance may limit consideration of foreign nationals from countries not on the DOE Generally Authorized Destinations List
Authorization to work in the US for any employer is requested in the application

Benefits

Comp & perks

Competitive salary
Performance-based bonus program
Traditional 401k
Roth 401k
Employer 401k match
Vacation
Floating holidays
Sick time
Parental leave
Medical insurance
Dental insurance
Vision insurance
Life insurance and AD&D
Short-term disability
Long-term disability
Health Savings Account with employer contribution
Flexible Spending Account for health care and dependent care
ID theft protection and credit monitoring