Job Type: Full-Time | Onsite | High-Impact Capital Projects

Schedule: 4/10s (Four 10-hour days per week)

Remote Work: Not available

Per Diem: Yes

On-Call Requirement: No

Position Summary

This role provides technical oversight and support for Enterprise Risk electrical projects at a regulated power facility. The specialist acts as a subject matter expert and technical authority, driving execution quality, reducing risks, and improving project outcomes through hands-on support and strategy validation. The position is highly collaborative and plays a key role in minimizing outage durations, reducing costs, and optimizing project delivery on high-impact and critical path initiatives.

Key Responsibilities

Technical Oversight & Strategy:

• Conduct iterative reviews of project documentation to identify improvements in schedule, cost, and execution quality
• Key documentation includes: project schedules, implementation methods, risk registers, WOs, weld records, R&R plans, QC inspections, commissioning plans, clearance orders, tooling strategies, and budget estimates
• Review and validate all Work Order Tasks (WOTs) prior to execution to eliminate error traps, poor instructions, or reference issues
• Provide input on test plans (factory, mock-up, post-mod, etc.) and identify work activities that warrant mock-up testing
• Recommend response strategies for Operating Experience (OE) insights; develop OE-based guidance
• Serve as ASME Person-in-Charge (PIC) for Section XI Repair & Replacement scope when needed

Governance & Oversight:

• Maintain broad expertise in codes, standards, electrical techniques, tooling, and implementation strategies
• Monitor field/shop activities, offering real-time feedback and course corrections as needed
• Act as designated PIC for project work during opposite shifts from the Project Manager (as needed)
• Oversee and coach teams exceeding 50+ personnel on-site during critical path work
• Participate in project strategy meetings: design reviews, risk management, readiness reviews, etc.

Support & Collaboration:

• Work directly with Project Managers to ensure execution readiness and risk mitigation
• Interface with vendors and internal teams to eliminate roadblocks and streamline workflows
• Participate in high-level integration meetings to align execution strategy with site-wide objectives

Education & Experience Requirements

Required (one of the following combinations):

• Graduate degree + 10 years of electrical experience in a nuclear, steam-cycle, or regulated industrial environment
• OR Bachelor’s degree + 12 years of experience
• OR Associate degree + 14 years of experience
• OR High school diploma/GED + 16 years of experience

Desired Education & Experience

• Construction management experience
• Experience in multiple refueling outages at a commercial nuclear facility
• Experience with operations and production in nuclear environments
• Relevant certifications in electrical systems, construction, or project management

Key Skills & Qualifications

Required:

• Expertise in plant electrical systems and outage processes
• Familiarity with Enterprise Management Software (e.g., Asset Suite, SAP)
• Proficient with logic-driven project scheduling tools (Primavera, MS Project)
• Strong knowledge of code/regulatory requirements affecting maintenance/field activities
• Skilled in human performance improvement, cost-effective execution strategies
• Strong analytical and problem-solving abilities
• Advanced computer skills

Desired:

• Certifications related to electrical systems or project execution
• Deep working knowledge of electrical operations in commercial nuclear plants