Project Manager

Project: Turkey Point Outage - Circulation Water Pump and Motor Replacement

Work Location:  Turkey Point Nuclear Plant – Florida City, FL

Rate: Not Defined / need Candidate’s requested rate

Per diem:  $840.00/wk

Mob / Demob: $800.00 each way

Hours: 40+ starting mid November 2025 supporting pre outage activities (starting first of the year, 6/10s schedule during outage)

Duration: 2-3 months

Position Details: 

The candidate will lead the Circulation Water Pump and Motor replacement project. Previous experience with large pump and motor replacements is mandatory.

This project includes:

• Disassembly: Carefully take apart the RCP motor and pump components to gain access to internal parts.

• Cleaning: Adhere to strict ALARA (As Low As Reasonably Achievable) requirements to clean components and minimize radiation exposure.

• Inspection: Perform detailed inspections of the stator, rotor, flywheel, bearing assemblies, and other vital parts for wear or damage.

• Component Replacement: Replace worn or failed parts, including stators, seals, shafts, impellers, and bearing assemblies.

• Reassembly: Reassemble the pump and motor according to manufacturer specifications and strict quality standards.

• Testing: Conduct commercial no-load tests, final electrical testing, and other performance tests to verify the pump's proper operation.

• Documentation: Maintain detailed records of all activities and inspections performed.

Key responsibilities 

• Budget and schedule management, leading project teams, coordinating stakeholders, ensuring adherence to nuclear regulations, and managing contracts and contractors.

• Project Planning & Execution: Define project objectives, develop detailed project schedules, and oversee project execution from start to finish.

• Budget Management: Monitor and control project budgets, ensuring financial viability and efficient resource allocation.

• Team Leadership: Lead and coordinate multidisciplinary project teams, including engineers, and direct them on work scopes.

• Regulatory & Safety Compliance: Ensure strict adherence to nuclear safety standards, regulatory requirements, and internal project procedures. 

• Risk & Change Management: Identify and manage project risks, oversee change orders, and ensure compliance with funded scope.

• Reporting & Documentation: Prepare formal progress reports, maintain accurate project documentation, and report on performance metrics to stakeholders.

• Ability to work a 6/10 schedule during outage, starting mid-January 2026. Pre outage activities start mid November 2025.

Physical Requirements: Must be capable of climbing, walking, kneeling, bending, and lifting as part of daily job responsibilities. Ability to lift a minimum of 35 – 60 lbs.