Senior Reactor Operator / Reactor Operator - Multi Locations w/in US Northeast

Work Location:  Full Time on Site

Employment Type: Permanent  

Hours: Full time / 40 hours (onsite)

Relocation Assistance: Offered

Knowledge, Skills, Abilities:

• Bachelor’s Degree in Engineering or in lieu of Degree, 12+ years of Commercial PWR Plant experience

• 7+ years of Commercial Nuclear Power Plant experience, specifically pressurized water reactors (PWRs) as reactor operator or senior reactor operator

• Excellent understanding of the PWR systems and their operating conditions for all modes of operation

Responsibilities:

• The reactor operator will assist system design engineers, I&C engineers, mechanical and simulator engineers in the development of SMR-160 systems

• The reactor operator brings valuable operability insight to the project to ensure appropriate functionality is achieved for systems

• The reactor operator will also assist human factors engineering (HFE) and human-machine interface (HMIs) teams with the development of the plant and engineering simulators

• Review system documentation including P&ID and design descriptions

• Provide operability review for systems specifically during off-normal conditions

• Define system and component maintenance requirements and approaches

• Assist system engineers in developing equipment specifications for safety valves, pressure-reducing valves, etc.

• Review engineering simulator results and assist engineers in troubleshooting simulator challenges

• Assist and review HMIs and provide operator insight

• Assist in developing refueling sequences and ensure systems can accommodate shutdown and refueling operations

• Assist engineers in developing a radwaste management plan and develop equipment design requirements to handle solid radwaste operations

• Assist mechanical engineers with defueling and refueling sequences and review mechanical drawings to ensure operability during the refueling process

• Support development of Safety Analysis Report contents and regulatory interactions