Savannah River Mission Completion

Manager

• Supervises the activities of assigned laboratory personnel and ensures those activities are performed safely and in accordance with approved procedures.
• Implements standards, policies, practices and disciplined operations ensuring employees are informed and adhere to rules and regulations.
• Ensures laboratory technicians are trained and qualified for their activities and are physically fit to perform the work.
• Coaches, teaches, mentors, and provides technical and administrative expertise to laboratory technicians.
• Acts as primary mentor for laboratory technicians (especially in the area of Disciplined Operations).
• Directs emergency operations and leads laboratory personnel in emergency activities.
• Coordinates laboratory work involving production and other support groups.
• Identifies housekeeping and facility material condition deficiencies to the appropriate organization(s) for corrective action.
• Maintains logs and documentation of all laboratory and facility events in accordance with facility operating procedures.
• Identifies equipment issues and understands their impact to continued laboratory operations.
• Initiates detailed work requests to resolve such issues.
• Plans and schedules laboratory personnel assignments and work/job requests in order to provide the most cost-effective service to the customer.
• Assumes responsibility of specialized duties when directed by Laboratory Management.

DWPF and SWPF Laboratory First Line Manager

Operations

• Responsible for encouraging and providing education on a nuclear safety culture where all workers understand and are comfortable in raising safety concerns, issues or time outs
• Manages operations personnel on a given shift to ensure work is performed efficiently and in accordance with policies and procedures
• Ensures facility is operated in accordance with all requirements, including, but not limited to, operational safety, process, environment and plant operating procedures.
• Ensures minimum staffing requirements.
• Invokes authority and obligation to shut down plant operations or direct any action to ensure the plant meets requirements and is safe to operate
• Sets standards for the operation of the facility and enforces conduct of operations standards
• Responsible for enforcing company and site safety, security, quality assurance and personnel policies.
• Ensures shift crews review changes to procedures and policies
• Develops plans and path forward actions to address emergent shift needs as a result of failed equipment or changing conditions
• Ensures surveillance requirements are scheduled, completed and tracked
• Authorizes work and plant configuration changes (i.e., the removal or return to service of equipment and systems for maintenance, testing, or operational activities, and operational activities that require abnormal lineups)
• Authorizes the installation of equipment lockouts. This authority may not be delegated.
• Ensures qualified operations personnel install lockouts for maintenance work
• Tours the plant at least once per shift, troubleshooting and setting operator expectations, checking on evolutions and inspecting plant conditions
• Performs administrative functions including the training, development and performance assessment of personnel
• Other duties as assigned

Manager, Tank Farm Shift Operations

• Managing safe and efficient operations of the control room(s).
• Assume command and control responsibilities for control room operators and other staff.
• Acts as back-up to Shift Operations Manager during absences.
• Encouraging and providing education on a nuclear safety culture.
• Manages control room operations personnel on a given shift.
• Ensures appropriate Abnormal Operating Procedures and Emergency Operation Procedures are entered.
• Interfaces with DWPF, Saltstone, H-Canyon and Effluent Treatment Project facilities.
• Develops plans and path forward actions to address emergent shift needs as a result of failed equipment or changing conditions.
• Ensures all status control logs and status boards are properly maintained.
• Reacts quickly and calmly to adverse situations and preserves incident/event sites until investigation and fact finding is complete.
• Ensures personnel are effectively trained and Automatic Qualification Matrix watch bills are manned appropriately.

Manager, Control Room – Salt Waste Processing Facility

• Responsible for multiple projects running concurrently
• Serves as a member of the project team and design review board for each project from inception to closeout
• Ensures the highest quality, economical, timely, and practical design and construction product feasible
• Coordinates construction outage schedules, cost controls, priorities, and planning with project management and plant schedulers
• Resolves substantial quality control and quality assurance issues
• Promotes increased productivity and safe work practices
• Provides reports, status on construction activities
• Reviews and approves job plans, permits, material requisitions for capital expenditures
• Leads a staff of personnel assigned to capital projects and maintenance activities

Assistant Project Construction Manager II/III

Field Engineer

• Provides engineering support for facility/project related construction activities.
• Responsible for assigned construction engineering activities from conception through implementation to turnover, ensuring activities are executed in a safe manner and performed within schedule and budget.
• Represents Construction in project planning meetings providing recommendations and guidance as appropriate.
• Supports design planning meetings and walk downs.
• Provides conceptual design and constructability reviews of intermediate to advanced complexity.
• Facilitates timely issue of design packages and changes by proactively removing obstacles.
• Contributes to construction schedule development (i. scope, material quantities, testing etc.)
• Provides senior level support and coordination of design/construction to resolve design problems of ranging complexity.
• Recommends design change options.
• Reviews design changes.
• Performs material takeoffs and develops Bills of Material (BOM) or Material Service Requests (MSR) based on issued design.
• Provides material tracking service to help ensure timely receipt.
• Verifies received material to ensure compliance to design requirements (type and quantity).
• Performs/supports walk downs with applicable personnel to formulate work package planning and hazard identification.
• Performs comprehensive hazard analysis and develops plans per site procedural requirements.
• Develops hazard mitigation plans.
• Develops Work Packages per site procedural requirements.
• Influences the expedition of work package approvals.
• Assembles Work Packages with applicable instructions, permits, documents, supporting information, etc.
• Makes field changes to construction work packages as needed.
• Maintains a current status of assigned construction work packages.
• Participates in pre-job briefs (conducts or supports) to ensure workers and support organizations understand scope, hazards, mitigations and expectations.
• Ensures all questions or concerns are addressed.
• Generates field fabrication sketches, weld maps, as-builts, etc.
• Monitors field activities and provides field support to crafts during implementation.
• Provides support for resolution of issues through direct interface with workers and/or supervision and coordination with support organizations.
• Provides direction to workers as needed and may serve as a mentor to less experienced Construction Engineers.
• Performs field inspection support to ensure compliance to design specifications (materials, configuration), procedures, guides and National Codes and Standards.
• Coordinates with Quality Organization for independent surveillance and inspection.
• Ensures design or code required for Non Destructive Examination (NDE) is complete and acceptable.
• Ensures proper M&TE use and documentation.
• Monitors acceptance testing for assurance that design and code testing is complete and acceptable.
• Provides documentation of acceptance testing.
• Reviews work packages for closure ensuring all work is signed-off as complete and acceptable.
• Routes work packages for final closure review.
• Develops construction Turnover Packages per applicable procedures.
• Conducts and/or supports turnover walk downs to ensure compliance with design.
• Routes Turnover Packages to appropriate repository for storage/archive.
• Assists with design/verification of temporary construction structures (i.e. huts, support structures, etc.) and/or commodities (i.e. unique tools, miscellaneous equipment, etc.) as requested by facilities and/or management.
• Other duties as assigned.

M&TE Coordinator – Senior Construction Field Engineer II

Director

• Ensures SRMC compliance with applicable Department of Energy (DOE) and SRS environmental requirements
• Supports facility Environmental Compliance Authorities with day-to-day issues as necessary
• Interfaces with facility operations personnel to ensure mission needs are met while continuing to meet all applicable environmental regulations
• Leads and/or develops, maintains, and revises DOE M 435.1-1 Performance Assessments (PAs) and Special Analyses (SAs) for FTF, HTF, and SDF
• Develops, maintains, and revises DOE M 435.1-1 Composite Analysis (CA) and SAs for entire SRS
• Provides technical support for NRC Monitoring activities
• Leads, develops and supports field input/implementation of closure and disposal regulatory documents associated with NDAA Section 3116
• Responsible for interface with Nuclear Regulatory Commission in support of NDAA Section 3116
• Speaks subject matter expertise in characterization and field programmatic activities for all waste types
• Serves as Designated Employee Representative under DOT regulations
• Provides management leadership for staffing, funding, schedules and support of senior management initiatives

Director – Environmental and Waste Disposal Authority

SDET

• Provides startup/test engineering services on assigned SRMC Project Teams
• Supports detailed phases of testing for a project, including input to design and construction for facility safety, testability, operability, and maintainability
• Develops, reviews and statuses project schedules as required for testing activities
• Coordinates testing activities between Engineering, Construction, Maintenance, QA, RCO, IH and Operations
• Maintains certification as a Level II or Level III Test Engineer

Startup and Test Engineering – Technical Support Specialist

• Ensures SRMC compliance with applicable Department of Energy (DOE) and SRS environmental requirements
• Supports facility Environmental Compliance Authorities with day-to-day issues as necessary
• Interfaces with facility operations personnel to ensure that SRMC mission needs are met while continuing to meet all applicable environmental regulations in the most practical and economic means possible
• Leads and/or develops, maintains, and revises DOE M 435.1-1 Performance Assessments (PAs) and Special Analyses (SAs) for FTF, HTF, and SDF and supporting R&D activities, annual reports, maintenance plans and Unreviewed Waste Management Question Evaluations
• Develops, maintains, and revises DOE M 435.1-1 Composite Analysis (CA) and SAs for entire SRS
• Provides technical support for NRC Monitoring activities
• Leads, develops and supports field input/implementation of closure and disposal regulatory documents associated with NDAA Section 3116, DOE M 435.1-1 and state regulations
• Responsible for interface with Nuclear Regulatory Commission in support of NDAA Section 3116
• Closely interfaces with operational facility staff to ensure streamlined regulatory document development and field implementation
• Subject Matter Experts supporting characterization and field programmatic activities for all radiological and non-radiological waste types
• Leads waste stream profile technical documentation development and revisions and prepares modeling to support Waste Certification Plans
• Interfaces with SRNS Solid Waste Engineering to resolve technical questions concerning waste stream profiles, calculations, transportation, packaging and procedures
• Serves as Designated Employee Representative under Department of Transportation regulations
• Provides management leadership for staffing, funding, schedules and support of senior management initiatives in areas of department responsibilities.

Director, Environmental and Waste Disposal

Project Manager

• Lead and manage IT/OT projects using both Agile and Waterfall methodologies
• Partner with teams to define project scope, objectives, and deliverables
• Track project progress, address risks, and communicate updates to stakeholders
• Collaborate with product owners to prioritize and manage the product backlog
• Oversee release planning and ensure timely, high-quality software delivery
• Reviews and modifies documents necessary to expedite work prior to submitting for approval including planning documents, design packages, new IT/OT program guides, and associated training
• Remove roadblocks to support team productivity and resolve conflicts
• Assists in integrating IT/OT innovation initiatives, project schedule activities into the facility scheduling programs (i.e. POW, POD, IPT, and long-range planning)
• Stay informed on trends in Agile and software development practices
• Drive agile practices, facilitate stand-ups, spring planning, and retrospectives
• Effectively bridge communication between technical and non-technical groups
• Promote team collaboration and a culture of continuous improvement

Senior IT/OT Project Manager – Program Facilitator

Electrical Engineer

• Provide support to Savannah River Mission Completion (SRMC) as an Electrical Engineering or Industrial Engineering Intern
• Assist in drafting and updating procedures related to electrical temporary modifications for facility outages
• Collaborate with outage coordinators to ensure procedures align with operational requirements and safety standards
• Gather input from various stakeholders to enhance documentation accuracy and usability
• Support the Integration Director with additional activities as assigned, including special projects and process improvement initiatives
• Participate in meetings and contribute to team discussions regarding outage planning and execution

Summer Intern – Electrical Engineering, Industrial Engineering

Engineering Manager

• Leading and managing a group of professional technical resources comprised of engineers, subcontractors, technicians, and/or other professionals.
• Manages resources to provide successful engineering deliverables to support SRMC facilities, engineering programs, technologies, and customer support.
• Defines objectives, develops strategies, and manages resources to achieve goals based upon effective interaction with management/customers.
• Establishes and effectively communicates expectations to subordinates to ensure high engineering discipline standards and quality are maintained.
• Manages engineering commitments assigned to the group via schedules and tracking systems, utilizing the resources assigned, for on-time delivery of the desired engineering product(s).
• Teams seamlessly with peer engineering managers to support larger business objectives or major engineering issue resolutions facing the organization or department.
• Provides leadership and direction to achieve long-term improvements for the scope and function of the department.
• Provides guidance, direction, and support to direct reports to resolve questions, issues, and other matters ranging from technical to personnel in nature.
• Active member of the SRMC expanded staff, available for developmental roles and support of senior management objectives.
• Other duties as assigned.

Engineering Manager, DWPF Melter

• Initiates the OAC and coordinates activities through engineering and facility management acceptance
• Initiates the checklist
• Consolidates key information or impacts from reviewers
• Ensures impact activities are included in facility schedule/database
• Completes the OAC process per SW6-V2, Liquid Waste Facility Operations Administrative Procedure
• Responsible for following Temporary Modification(TM) coordination per Manuel E7, Procedure 2.05A
• Coordinates the TM process
• Issues TM numbers
• Ensures impact activities are included in facility schedule/database
• Posts and removes TM’s
• Maintains TM log and official document control file
• Review and closure of work packages
• Records management
• Administrative duties as assigned
• Other duties as assigned

End Stream Delivery Operations Coordinator

• Oversee the management and maintenance of critical enterprise applications including General Ledger and Timekeeping, Procurement application, Enterprise Asset Management System, and SharePoint.
• Collaborate closely with department heads to identify areas for application enhancements to drive significant efficiencies.
• Conduct career development planning and performance assessments for the department staff.
• Establish and maintain program elements to ensure the qualification and technical expertise of team members.
• Provide regular status updates to upper management, communicating key performance metrics and project statuses.
• Oversee the development and maintenance of cyber security measures within the enterprise systems environment.
• Pilot new technologies and process improvement initiatives to enhance the effectiveness and efficiency of enterprise systems.
• Coordinate group activities with vendors and external support organizations.

Manager, Enterprise Applications – Information Technology, Operations Technology

Full-stack Engineer

• Develops and maintains web-based applications using company defined life cycle processes and secure coding techniques.
• Prepares documentation of program development, modifications to code and operating instructions.
• Conducts program tests and may be required to analyze system capabilities to resolve input/output problems.
• Assists in research, design, development, and/or modification of systems and/or applications software.
• Involved in planning of system and development deployment as well as responsible for meeting software compliance standards.
• Develops databases, tables, views and stored procedures using normalization.
• Develops flow charts and diagrams outlining process steps in operation; develops and revises program code.
• Documents testing and maintenance of system corrections.
• Assists in the design of web based, mobile technology, cloud, and security interface to meet the specific needs of users.
• May have vendor management responsibility.

IT Programmer Analyst, Full Stack Developer – Associate, Mid-level, Senior-level

• Provides leadership for facility projects, and facility support organizations during implementation of facility changes, and other improvements including procedures (both maintenance and administrative).
• Oversees safe maintenance activities for assigned facilities/areas in support of company objectives and mission.
• Ensures facility requirements are met and all maintenance activities consider and adhere to applicable Department of Energy (DOE) Orders, DOE directives, and best management practices.
• Provides clear lines of communication across departments and provides the interface necessary to ensure activities are progressing as scheduled.
• Supports the Maintenance Director in all maintenance activities associated with the SWPF facility.
• Assists the Maintenance Director with resources to ensure staffing and budget requirements are met.
• Selects and qualifies maintenance personnel.
• Enhances morale and performance of employees through effective coaching and leadership to increase productivity and efficiency.
• Fosters an environment in which all work is performed utilizing DOE/INPO Conduct of Operations Standards and HPI tools within a Safety Conscious Work Environment.
• Oversees departmental implementation of safety, training, environmental and quality programs.
• Assists the Maintenance Director with the maintenance training program in accordance with the qualification plan to ensure personnel are trained and qualified to support milestones.
• Assists the Maintenance Director in the interface and prompt response, resolution and closure of all compliance issues resulting from self-assessments and independent reviews by ORR, QA, DOE, DNFSB and other auditing groups.
• Assists the Maintenance Director in the development and implementation of maintenance programs to ensure compliance with Conduct of Maintenance, DOE Order 430.1B