• Perform all job duties safely according to requirements.
• Demonstrate proper use and care of hand tools and measuring devices.
• Pass the welder qualification test according to job specifications and appropriate codes.
• Properly purge and monitor stainless steel piping.
• Demonstrate proper use and care of power tools.
• Demonstrate proper use and care of a welding machine.
• Perform acceptable welds in all positions according to job requirements and governing codes.
• Weld must be able to pass a bend or x-ray test.
• Perform cleanup duties.
• Apply craft-related math skills.
• Perform acceptable work at varying heights (such as ladders, scaffolds, etc.).
• Ensure proper ventilation for welding (e.g., hexavalent chromium).
• Wear a respirator as needed (blood pressure no higher than 150/90).
• Perform other related duties as assigned.

• High School diploma or equivalent.
• 3+ years of experience.
• Prior nuclear power plant experience, highly desired.
• Must be able to obtain nuclear unescorted access, including fitness for duty requirements.
• Successful completion of all training including, Radiation Worker Training, Plant Access Training, Fitness for Duty, etc.
• Ability to understand and carry out written and oral instructions.
• Ability to assemble and disassemble objects and operate small equipment and power tools.
• Availability for shift work, if needed.
• Ability to support other crafts as requested.
• Ability to work at varying heights, in cramped quarters, extreme heat and/or cold, and loud environments (above 89 decibels).
• Knowledge of relevant processes and procedures.
• Ability to obtain and maintain knowledge of technical manuals and procedures.
• Ability to pass specific training and qualifications.
• Willingness to work overtime, including shift work, weekends, and holidays as needed.
• Ability to pass all background and screening requirements, including drug and/or alcohol screening.

• Visual acuity, balancing, stooping, reaching, walking, manual dexterity, grasping, feeling, hearing, talking.
• Capacity to think, concentrate, and focus for long periods.
• Ability to read and write complex documents in English.
• Capacity to reason and make sound decisions.
• Ability to express thoughts orally.
• Strategic thinking and planning for growth.
• Ability to walk job sites and climb.
• Ability to lift a minimum of 50 lbs.

• Perform all job duties safely according to requirements.
• Demonstrate proper use and care of hand tools and measuring devices.
• Machine cut and thread pipe.
• Manually cut and thread pipe.
• Perform hydrostatic and pneumatic testing.
• Install pipe with screwed fittings.
• Install pipe with flanged fittings.
• Install pipe hangers.
• Clean, bevel, prepare, and install pipe with weld joints.
• Test pipe installations.
• Properly purge and monitor stainless steel piping.
• Install valves, traps, or strainers.
• Lay out pipe, including the use of templates.
• Interpret detailed pipe sketches and blueprints.
• Fabricate subassemblies from components (e.g., pressure reducing stations, trap stations).
• Install prefab subassemblies or component parts.
• Apply craft-related math skills.
• Demonstrate proper use and care of power tools.
• Wear a respirator as needed (blood pressure no higher than 150/90).
• Use grinders properly (do not remove guard without supervisor approval).
• Perform other related duties as assigned.

• High School diploma or equivalent.
• 3+ years of experience.
• Prior nuclear power plant experience, highly desired.
• Must be able to obtain nuclear unescorted access, including fitness for duty requirements.
• Successful completion of all training including, Radiation Worker Training, Plant Access Training, Fitness for Duty, etc.
• Ability to understand and carry out written and oral instructions.
• Ability to assemble and disassemble objects and operate small equipment and power tools.
• Availability for shift work, if needed.
• Ability to support other crafts as requested.
• Ability to work at varying heights, in cramped quarters, extreme heat and/or cold, and loud environments (above 89 decibels).
• Knowledge of relevant processes and procedures.
• Ability to obtain and maintain knowledge of technical manuals and procedures.
• Ability to pass specific training and qualifications.
• Willingness to work overtime, including shift work, weekends, and holidays as needed.
• Ability to pass all background and screening requirements, including drug and/or alcohol screening.

• Visual acuity, balancing, stooping, reaching, walking, manual dexterity, grasping, feeling, hearing, talking.
• Capacity to think, concentrate, and focus for long periods.
• Ability to read and write complex documents in English.
• Capacity to reason and make sound decisions.
• Ability to express thoughts orally.
• Strategic thinking and planning for growth.
• Ability to walk job sites and climb.
• Ability to lift a minimum of 50 lbs.

Key Responsibilities

• Project Oversight: Lead and direct nuclear services operations for large-scale construction projects, ensuring timely, efficient, and safe execution of all project phases.
• Union Workforce Management: Build strong relationships with union leaders, interpret contractual agreements, resolve workforce issues, and ensure compliance with labor agreements and employment laws.
• Construction Planning & Execution: Develop and implement project plans, schedules, and budgets for heavy construction activities within nuclear facilities. Coordinate mobilization, resource allocation, and logistics.
• Safety & Regulatory Compliance: Ensure all operations meet federal, state, and local regulatory requirements, including NRC, OSHA, and environmental standards. Promote a culture of safety and continuous improvement.
• Stakeholder Communication: Serve as the point of contact for clients, regulatory agencies, contractors, and union representatives. Provide regular project updates and address concerns proactively.
• Risk Management: Identify potential risks associated with nuclear services operations and construction activities. Develop mitigation strategies and contingency plans.
• Budget & Cost Control: Oversee project budgets, manage costs, and ensure financial targets are met. Approve expenditures and monitor financial performance.
• Team Leadership & Development: Recruit, train, and mentor project management staff. Foster a collaborative, high-performance culture focused on operational excellence.
• Quality Assurance: Establish and maintain quality control standards for construction and nuclear services operations. Conduct audits and inspections to ensure work meets specifications.

Qualifications

• Education: Bachelor’s degree in engineering, construction management, or a related field. Advanced degree preferred or comparable years of experience.
• Experience: Minimum of 10 years in nuclear industry operations, with at least 5 years in a senior management role overseeing heavy construction projects and unionized workforce.
• Certifications: PMP, OSHA 30, or equivalent certifications are desirable.
• Skills:
• Deep understanding of nuclear facility operations, safety protocols, and regulatory requirements.
• Proven track record in managing union workforce and interpreting labor agreements.
• Strong leadership, organizational, and communication skills.
• Expertise in project management, budgeting, and risk mitigation.
• Ability to build and maintain relationships with stakeholders at all levels.

Working Conditions

• Primarily field/project-based with frequent significant volume of visits to nuclear facility construction sites.
• Travel required to project locations, union meetings, and regulatory agencies.
• Must be able to work extended hours during critical project phases.

• Perform all job duties safely according to requirements.
• Install and start up switchgear, motor control units, motors, and generators.
• Assist in pulling wire and cable.
• Utilize trade tools effectively.
• Cut, thread, and bend conduit.
• Fabricate wire ways, supports, and hangers.
• Install various panel devices.
• Install conduit systems.
• Install grounding and bonding systems.
• Read and interpret blueprints.
• Perform cleanup duties.
• Terminate three-phase motors (high and low voltage).
• Conduct material takeoff from blueprints.
• Connect transformers properly.
• Layout jobs from blueprints.
• Splice and terminate wires per procedural requirements.
• Perform checkout, meg wire, wire identification, and tagging.
• Install lighting systems.
• Conduct Live-Dead-Live checks.
• Install complete control panels.
• Perform pre-startup maintenance on motors.
• Troubleshoot control and lighting systems.
• Install plastic (PVC) conduit.
• Demonstrate proper use and care of test equipment.
• Install bussing systems.
• Apply craft-related math skills.
• Perform other related duties as assigned.

• High School diploma or equivalent.
• 3+ years of experience.
• Prior nuclear power plant experience, highly desired.
• Must be able to obtain nuclear unescorted access, including fitness for duty requirements.
• Successful completion of all training including, Radiation Worker Training, Plant Access Training, Fitness for Duty, etc.
• Ability to understand and carry out written and oral instructions.
• Ability to assemble and disassemble objects and operate small equipment and power tools.
• Availability for shift work, if needed.
• Ability to support other crafts as requested.
• Ability to work at varying heights, in cramped quarters, extreme heat and/or cold, and loud environments (above 89 decibels).
• Knowledge of relevant processes and procedures.
• Ability to obtain and maintain knowledge of technical manuals and procedures.
• Ability to pass specific training and qualifications.
• Willingness to work overtime, including shift work, weekends, and holidays as needed.
• Ability to pass all background and screening requirements, including drug and/or alcohol screening.

• Visual acuity, balancing, stooping, reaching, walking, manual dexterity, grasping, feeling, hearing, talking.
• Capacity to think, concentrate, and focus for long periods.
• Ability to read and write complex documents in English.
• Capacity to reason and make sound decisions.
• Ability to express thoughts orally.
• Strategic thinking and planning for growth.
• Ability to walk job sites and climb.
• Ability to lift a minimum of 50 lbs.

• Is responsible for field implementation of the Radiation Safety Program. Ensures compliance with company, local, state and federal radiation safety policies and regulations. Monitors radiological work controls and work activities involving radioactive material. Interprets and verifies field data obtained from radiation surveys using the appropriate instrumentation and/or analyses.
• Participates in the Radiation Safety Program by ensuring the safe collection, storage, packaging, transportation and subsequent disposal of radioactive material. These tasks are necessary to maintain a healthy workforce thereby enabling EnergySolutions to reach its performance goals and stay competitive in the marketplace.
• Processes routine incoming radioactive shipments and checks for excessive contamination or dose levels. Performs wipe tests on packages for contamination removal, cleans packages if there is contamination, delivers shipments to approved users, and cross-checks against inventory for approval. Verifies quantity radioactive material license limits. Records new and amended permit information for all radionuclides received. Enters information in the HIS-20 database system.
• Stays current on local, state, federal and EnergySolutions policies and procedures concerning shipment/ transportation of radioactive materials.
• Collects, analyzes and interprets the results of various samples required to ensure compliance with local, state and federal radiation safety regulations and orders and environmental technical standards, guidelines and policies. Creates reports on the results of sample analyses for management and determines necessary corrective actions and compliance. Develops processes to minimize future contamination.
• Conducts area surveys to identify elevated levels of exposure or contamination. Responds to any incident or emergency regarding radionuclides. Maintains proper incident response equipment and supplies.
• Performs calculations necessary to determine radiation levels and radioactive contamination levels and concentrations in areas, in soil, on material, on equipment and in the air.
• Issues radiation work permits and briefs personnel on radiological conditions and work requirements.
• Maintains data for a computer-based radiological work permit system to ensure only properly authorized personnel are permitted access to restricted areas. Monitors and controls personnel and material access to, and egress from, radiologically controlled areas.
• Develops, writes and processes radiation safety procedures, instructions and guidance.
• Operates, issues and calibrates radiological counting and detection equipment and air sampling equipment.
• Performs and documents radiological instrumentation reviews, evaluations and investigations.
• Ensures proper operation and maintenance of radiological controls equipment. Processes/procures material, parts and equipment in support of the site Radiation Safety Program. Maintains equipment supply and availability.
• Participates in emergency preparation drills and emergency responses.
• Provides training and implements monitoring programs to protect personnel from radiation hazards.
• Investigates and documents radiological occurrences and/or other Corrective Action Program issues and events and recommends long-term corrective action.
• Maintains field radiation protection records such as survey logs and radiation work permit entry and exit records.
• May lead and direct the work of Radiation Safety Technician 1 and 2 staff.
• Provides training to Radiation Safety Technician 1 and 2 staff as needed.
• Responsible for ensuring Radiation Safety Technician 1 and 2 staff are qualified to perform their work.
• Responsible for the safety performance of other radiation safety technicians.
• Performs other duties as assigned.

• Effective verbal and written communication skills
• Detailed knowledge of local, state and federal radiation safety compliance regulations
• Detailed knowledge of the interpretation of  local, state and federal radiation safety compliance regulations
• Detailed knowledge of the principles and practices of radiation safety compliance
• Detailed knowledge of, and skill in using, radiation monitoring instrumentation and methods
• Detailed knowledge of  Microsoft Office products and their use (e.g., Microsoft Word, Excel, Access and PowerPoint) and database applications
• Ability to schedule tasks assigned to other radiation safety technicians
• Demonstrated ability to identify exposure levels, recognize trends and develop radiation controls
• Demonstrated ability to handle  more complex work and work broader in scope such as more than one subject area of focus

• Ability to lift, carry, push, pull up to 50 pounds; handle, grip, and reach above or below shoulder
• Ability to use hands and feet to accomplish tasks as assigned
• Ability to sit, stand, walk, climb, bend/stoop, crouch, squat/kneel, twist at the waist and balance
• Ability to climb hand-over-hand on ladders, stairs, and scaffold
• Ability to work at elevated heights
• Ability to effectively communicate; speaking, reading, understanding, writing and hearing clear English; pass audiogram in hearing conservation program as required by location
• Basic math, and computer skills
• Ability to perceive depth and adjust focus; basic hand/eye coordination
• Ability to see close and distance, basic colors/shades, and peripheral vision
• Ability to work inside an office, outside, and in extreme temperatures
• Ability to work with moving objects, hazardous machines, and on slippery/uneven walking surfaces
• Ability to wear protective equipment such as: goggles, hard hat, gloves, steel toe boots with or without shank, and chemical resistant coveralls
• Ability to work with others; ability to operate equipment
• Ability to wear a respirator and work around ionizing radiation
• Ability to read small text, blueprints, documents, procedures, and instrument readouts
• Certified 24 Hour Site Specific Hazwopper, Radworker, and Respiratory Physical

• Is responsible for field implementation of the Radiation Safety Program. Ensures compliance with company, local, state and federal radiation safety policies and regulations. Monitors radiological work controls and work activities involving radioactive material. Interprets and verifies field data obtained from radiation surveys using the appropriate instrumentation and/or analyses.
• Participates in the Radiation Safety Program by ensuring the safe collection, storage, packaging, transportation and subsequent disposal of radioactive material. These tasks are necessary to maintain a healthy workforce thereby enabling EnergySolutions to reach its performance goals and stay competitive in the marketplace.
• Processes routine incoming radioactive shipments and checks for excessive contamination or dose levels. Performs wipe tests on packages for contamination removal, cleans packages if there is contamination, delivers shipments to approved users, and cross-checks against inventory for approval. Verifies quantity radioactive material license limits. Records new and amended permit information for all radionuclides received. Enters information in the HIS-20 database system.
• Stays current on local, state, federal and EnergySolutions policies and procedures concerning shipment/ transportation of radioactive materials.
• Collects, analyzes and interprets the results of various samples required to ensure compliance with local, state and federal radiation safety regulations and orders and environmental technical standards, guidelines and policies. Creates reports on the results of sample analyses for management and determines necessary corrective actions and compliance. Develops processes to minimize future contamination.
• Conducts area surveys to identify elevated levels of exposure or contamination. Responds to any incident or emergency regarding radionuclides. Maintains proper incident response equipment and supplies.
• Performs calculations necessary to determine radiation levels and radioactive contamination levels and concentrations in areas, in soil, on material, on equipment and in the air.
• Issues radiation work permits and briefs personnel on radiological conditions and work requirements.
• Maintains data for a computer-based radiological work permit system to ensure only properly authorized personnel are permitted access to restricted areas. Monitors and controls personnel and material access to, and egress from, radiologically controlled areas.
• Develops, writes and processes radiation safety procedures, instructions and guidance.
• Operates, issues and calibrates radiological counting and detection equipment and air sampling equipment.
• Performs and documents radiological instrumentation reviews, evaluations and investigations.
• Ensures proper operation and maintenance of radiological controls equipment. Processes/procures material, parts and equipment in support of the site Radiation Safety Program. Maintains equipment supply and availability.
• Participates in emergency preparation drills and emergency responses.
• Provides training and implements monitoring programs to protect personnel from radiation hazards.
• Investigates and documents radiological occurrences and/or other Corrective Action Program issues and events and recommends long-term corrective action.
• Maintains field radiation protection records such as survey logs and radiation work permit entry and exit records.
• May lead and direct the work of Radiation Safety Technician 1 and 2 staff.
• Provides training to Radiation Safety Technician 1 and 2 staff as needed.
• Responsible for ensuring Radiation Safety Technician 1 and 2 staff are qualified to perform their work.
• Responsible for the safety performance of other radiation safety technicians.
• Performs other duties as assigned.

• Effective verbal and written communication skills
• Detailed knowledge of local, state and federal radiation safety compliance regulations
• Detailed knowledge of the interpretation of  local, state and federal radiation safety compliance regulations
• Detailed knowledge of the principles and practices of radiation safety compliance
• Detailed knowledge of, and skill in using, radiation monitoring instrumentation and methods
• Detailed knowledge of  Microsoft Office products and their use (e.g., Microsoft Word, Excel, Access and PowerPoint) and database applications
• Ability to schedule tasks assigned to other radiation safety technicians
• Demonstrated ability to identify exposure levels, recognize trends and develop radiation controls
• Demonstrated ability to handle  more complex work and work broader in scope such as more than one subject area of focus

• Ability to lift, carry, push, pull up to 50 pounds; handle, grip, and reach above or below shoulder
• Ability to use hands and feet to accomplish tasks as assigned
• Ability to sit, stand, walk, climb, bend/stoop, crouch, squat/kneel, twist at the waist and balance
• Ability to climb hand-over-hand on ladders, stairs, and scaffold
• Ability to work at elevated heights
• Ability to effectively communicate; speaking, reading, understanding, writing and hearing clear English; pass audiogram in hearing conservation program as required by location
• Basic math, and computer skills
• Ability to perceive depth and adjust focus; basic hand/eye coordination
• Ability to see close and distance, basic colors/shades, and peripheral vision
• Ability to work inside an office, outside, and in extreme temperatures
• Ability to work with moving objects, hazardous machines, and on slippery/uneven walking surfaces
• Ability to wear protective equipment such as: goggles, hard hat, gloves, steel toe boots with or without shank, and chemical resistant coveralls
• Ability to work with others; ability to operate equipment
• Ability to wear a respirator and work around ionizing radiation
• Ability to read small text, blueprints, documents, procedures, and instrument readouts
• Certified 24 Hour Site Specific Hazwopper, Radworker, and Respiratory Physical