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Core Competencies
Role fitCore Competencies
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Demonstrates extensive expertise in Nuclear Fleet Unescorted Access and Fitness for Duty Program management, regulatory compliance, and technical guidance. Proven ability to lead teams, coordinate multiple assignments, and maintain strong relationships across departments.
Highest-signal resume keywords
Nuclear Security ExperienceRegulatory Compliance ManagementLeadership and Supervision10CFR Part 73.56 Knowledge10CFR Part 26 Knowledge
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Hard Skills
Nuclear Fleet OversightFitness for Duty Program ManagementRegulatory InterpretationAudit and Inspection SupportContractor/Vendor Program ReviewAccess Authorization ManagementDatabase ImplementationProgram GuidanceTechnical SupportProblem-Solving
Soft Skills
TeamworkCommunicationCoordinationPrioritizationRelationship Building
Tools & Technologies
Fitness for Duty Tracking Database
Industry Keywords
USNRC RegulationsNEI 03-01Nuclear FleetAccess AuthorizationFitness for DutyRegulatory InterfaceCross-Disciplinary TeamworkBudget ComplianceCost-Saving InitiativesOPI Discussions
About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- Manage oversight of the Nuclear Fleet Unescorted Access and Fitness for Duty Program (UA/FFD)
- Interpret USNRC regulations, company policies, and procedures related to UA/FFD
- Provide program and process guidance to Nuclear Fleet personnel
- Provide technical guidance and support for audits and inspections
- Review and oversee approval of Contractor/Vendor Programs
- Manage Site/Fleet Access and Fitness for Duty teams to ensure regulatory and policy compliance
- Serve as regulatory interface with the USNRC, Regulatory Affairs, and Audit Teams
- Act as nuclear fleet subject matter expert regarding UA/FFD regulations
- Oversee Contractor/Vendor programs supporting UA/FFD implementation
- Interface with industry lobbying teams for Vistra UA/FFD Programs
- Establish and maintain business relationships with station departments across the nuclear fleet
- Guide and direct IT support for the Access Authorization and Fitness for Duty Tracking Database and implementing programs
- Coordinate and lead UA/FFD OPI discussions and track completion
- Perform as Reviewing Official, Fitness for Duty Collector, and UA/FFD Trainer as required
- Drive regulatory compliance, cross-disciplinary teamwork, budget compliance, and cost-saving initiatives
Requirements
What you’ll need- 15 years' experience in the nuclear security industry (required)
- 5 years' experience as a supervisor/leader (required)
- Working knowledge of 10CFR Part 73.56 and 10CFR Part 26, and NEI 03-01 (required)
- Ability to effectively coordinate and prioritize multiple assignments
- Systematic problem-solving skills
Benefits
Comp & perks- Equal employment opportunity protections under federal, state, and local laws
- Disability application assistance and accommodation requests