Savannah River Mission Completion

Mechanical Engineer

• Provides engineering support for facility/project related construction activities
• Responsible for assigned construction engineering activities from conception through implementation to turnover
• Provides knowledgeable support and coordination of design/construction to resolve design problems of varying complexity
• Recommends design change options
• Reviews design changes and performs material takeoff
• Develops Bills of Material (BOM) or Material Service Requests (MSR)
• Provides material tracking service and verifies received material
• Performs comprehensive hazard analysis and develops hazard mitigation plans
• Generates field fabrication sketches, weld maps, as-builts, etc.
• Monitors field activities and provides field support to crafts during implementation

Senior Mechanical Construction Field Engineer I, II, III

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: Radioactive Source Custodian, Precious Metals Custodian, Chemical Coordinator, MS&E Coordinator, Other duties as assigned.

DWPF Laboratory First Line Manager – FLM

Chemist

• Provides technical oversight and subject matter expertise for laboratories
• Provides day-to-day support and analytical oversight of instrument and method development and troubleshooting
• Recommends improvements in analytical equipment, procedures, techniques, and method development
• May perform qualitative and quantitative analyses on liquid, solid, and sludge samples for organic, inorganic and/or metal constituents
• May prepare technical reports based on the interpretation of analyzed data
• Provides technical leadership to less experienced chemists and technicians

Senior Chemist

Planner

• Prepares, reviews and issues equipment and/or system modification work packages of low to moderate complexity.
• Reviews, understands and interprets various engineering, design, technical and vendor prints, drawings, schematics, documents, diagrams and specifications to ensure design information is sufficient to develop modifications for electrical/mechanical systems.
• Physical walk down of the area or system to identify potential hazardous conditions or configuration anomalies.
• Analyzes time and material requirements for routine and non-routine work activity.
• Prepares detailed material takeoffs/specifications for Material Service Requests/Bill of Materials and work activity labor estimates as well as Davis Bacon screening.
• Develops and issues preventive maintenance records and work packages in response to a periodic and predetermined maintenance schedule.
• Develops step-by-step instructions for the work activity, identifies hazards for input into the Assisted Hazard Analysis (AHA) program, submits work package for review/approval to routing list in accordance with established procedures.
• Performs various functional and administrative activities in conjunction with work control/work package development.
• Develops and writes lockouts/tagouts for corrective, preventive, and modification work packages.

ESD Work Control Planner, Senior

• 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.
• Establishes and monitors objectives, schedules and actions for maintenance work relative to corrective, preventive, modification, addition, and troubleshooting activities.
• Provides direction, interpretation and input to technical issues.
• Resolves issues, removes constraints and obstacles.
• Ensures maintenance programs follow all company and site policies and procedures, and external regulatory body requirements to safely perform work and meet conduct of operations standards.
• Ensures personnel are knowledgeable and understand procedures and other pertinent information and provides work direction to ensure work is performed safely, properly and efficiently.
• Provides ongoing training and education on procedure, plant, regulatory and industry changes affecting the organization and the way in which work is performed.
• Reviews and approves procedures, work and design packages, troubleshooting and test plans.
• Performs frequent, scheduled and non-scheduled tours of work areas both on and off shift to observe conditions and communicate performance standards.
• Monitors backlogs for appropriate prioritization and alignment to company objectives.
• Interfaces with facility personnel and management (e.g. operations, radiological control, engineering) to ensure task completion while maintaining high level safety standards.
• Contributes to maintenance planning and budgeting activities to ensure sufficient level of resources.
• Adheres to department budget.
• Analyzes unplanned, recurring, and persistent maintenance problems, incidents and/or outages impacting reliable operations.
• Develops recommended solutions.
• Evaluates department policies and procedures and makes recommended changes.
• Identifies training needs, reviews training curriculum and critically assesses the overall effectiveness of training programs by monitoring field activities.
• Performs administrative functions including development, coaching and mentoring of personnel

Manager, Tank Farms E&I – Mechanical Maintenance

Associate

• Conducts a pre-planning meeting with the work control planner and all involved work groups to assist in the development of the scope of work.
• Monitors and maintains a controlling presence at the work site until completion of the evolution/activity or until relieved.
• Ensures that all aspects of a job meet Facility Management expectations to include safety and procedural compliance.
• Receives smaller assignments from Integration/Outage manager and ensures understanding of work priorities.
• Communicates with the Shift Manager (SM) to ensure facility equipment conditions are understood at the completion of work each shift.
• Ensure qualified personnel complete the appropriate technical work documents.
• Presents completed schedule for evolution at the appropriate Facility Meetings as soon as possible to lock-in to schedule.
• Conducts the pre-job and post-job briefing(s) for the evolution/activity and a worksite walk down when necessary.
• Conducts turnover of conditions with alternate PIC if it is necessary to leave the work site for extended periods of time.

DWPF Associate – Person in Charge (PIC)

• Coordinating and providing compliance-based oversight and expertise to ensure proper stewardship and work activities are conducted in accordance with applicable environmental regulations and policies
• Preparing limited environmental compliance reports and guidance documents
• Supporting higher-level specialists to ensure compliance with environmental and radioactive material permits
• Observing and recording facility operations and field conditions
• Participating in the development of spill prevention programs and hazardous waste rules

Environmental Specialist

Operations

• Directs and leads safe operations for the assigned facility
• Provides direct line responsibility for day support staff
• Manages the safe and efficient operation of the facility to meet Department of Energy (DOE) requirements
• Manages, plans, prioritizes, and coordinates procedures, ticklers, and waste transfers
• Attends daily facility meetings including Shift Turnover Briefing, Plan of the Day (POD), Plan of the Week (POW), Work Control planning meetings, among other Project Meetings
• Provides direction for team members in support of projects
• Provides input into the selection, training, and qualification of operations personnel
• Develops and implements the facility mission, vision and principles including facility specific operations performance goals and standards
• Ensures Abnormal Operating Procedure/Emergency Operating Procedures (AOP/EOPs) and other administrative operations procedures are consistent for the facility
• Conducts investigations of operations abnormal events to identify and correct the root cause of the event

Deputy Director, Operations – Salt Waste Processing Facility

• Responsible for the direct supervision of mechanics, ensuring work is in compliance with Work Control, Safety, Quality, and Conduct of Operations.
• Plans, coordinates and supervises the activities of assigned mechanics that maintain, repair, install and test a variety of systems, equipment, components in assigned areas/facilities.
• Implements standards, policies, practices and disciplined operations ensuring employees are informed and adhere to rules and regulations.
• Ensures personnel perform work safely.
• Ensures that mechanics 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 mechanics.
• Monitors work performance to ensure quality of work and compliance with work control, safety, quality, and conduct of maintenance.
• Reviews and approves work packages and lockouts for maintenance activities.
• Understands and follows current administrative and work control procedures.
• Provides relief when other supervisors are absent.
• Provides support to the preventive and predictive maintenance programs.

Tank Farms Mechanical Maintenance First Line Manager

Administrative Assistant

• Provides a variety of clerical and administrative assistance
• Completes tasks such as gathering, composing, tracking, tabulating, summarizing, and organizing information
• Coordinates and arranges meetings, special events or travel arrangements
• Utilizes personal computers or electronic devices including keyboarding, databases, spreadsheets, presentation, conversion software, document control or other applications/programs specific to SRMC
• Instructs, informs or refers others on department or company procedures and practices
• Assists in control or prescribed work activities
• Compiles and performs basic analysis, prepares reports and/or recommendations
• Serves as administrative liaison within the department and business unit
• Other duties as assigned

End Stream Delivery Administrative Assistant – Coordinator

Accountant

• Analyzes complicated financial and non-financial data and provides insight on current trends, fluctuations and variances
• Prepares income statement and balance sheet forecasts
• Prepares financial slides for Board of Manager's presentation
• Provides quarterly revenue and earnings variance analysis
• Establishes and analyzes cost pools, allocations and variances
• Creates requirement documents to assist with development of IT applications for accounting processes
• Prepares package for annual plan
• Prepares month-end and quarter-end journal entries and other reconciliations
• Performs month-end and year-end closing process
• Acts as a point of contact for audits
• Prepares lease vs buy analyses
• Generates, analyzes and distributes monthly financial statements
• Responds to data and audit requests through analysis and reporting of data
• Establishes and maintains effective working relationships with representatives throughout the organization
• Extracts, uploads, and integrates data from multiple systems
• Develops internal project plans and schedules
• May contribute to the development or revision of accounting policies and practices
• Generates required financial reports including balance sheets, profit and loss statements, consolidated financial statements, disclosures, accounting schedules, filings and regulatory reports
• Other duties as assigned.

Senior Accountant

Auditor

• Plans, schedules, coordinates and directs operational, financial, information systems and performance audits to determine the extent of compliance with policies, procedures, DOE regulations, Federal Acquisition Regulations and the company’s Prime Contract.
• Make recommendations to resolve non-compliance issues and monitors as appropriate to ensure corrective actions are implemented.
• Assists the Audit Manager in assessing potential risks, developing audit plans, and other administrative requirements.
• Influences audit priorities, schedules, and specific audit assignments.
• Ensure that audit work papers are prepared and maintained and audits are conducted in accordance with the company, Institute of Internal Auditors, and Government Accounting Standards.
• Peer reviews work performed by other staff auditors to ensure adequacy of audit scope and documentation, significance of audit findings and soundness of recommendations.
• Develops and maintains contact with external organizations (government, private, and professional) to ensure compliance with changing auditing standards and government regulations and to identify new audit techniques and technology.
• Contributes to the development and implementation of innovative, efficient and effective strategies for audit performance.
• Provides detailed multi-platform electronic data related to audit detailed testing.
• Designs, programs and executes detailed testing to provide 100% accuracy and dependability to the audit team and senior management.
• Develop audit reports which identify compliance, and control weaknesses and render appropriate, cost-effective recommendations for improvement.
• Follows up on the implementation of recommendations.
• Participate in internal quality review assessments annually and external assessments in 5 year intervals.
• Other duties as assigned.

Principal Auditor

Director

• Manages all maintenance activities associated with SWPF Facilities or a combination of SRMC facilities as directed by the company.
• Manages 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.
• Interacts on a frequent basis with SRMC senior executives and DOE for planning, program development, relationship enhancement and problem-resolution purposes.
• Manages the maintenance training program in accordance with the qualification plan to ensure personnel are trained and qualified to support milestones.
• Manages 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.
• Manages the development and implementation of maintenance programs to ensure compliance with Conduct of Maintenance, DOE Order 4340.4B.

Director, Maintenance – Salt Waste Processing Facility

Content Writer

• Provides support and coordination in the preparation, development and writing of new or revised technical, operating, maintenance, laboratory, or administrative procedures
• Drafts and/or revises procedures, descriptive manuals, data sheets, sketches and other documents to enable personnel to safely and correctly perform work
• Responsible for procedure creation and updates for functional area or division
• Peer reviews procedure writer's output, prior to formal review process
• Ensures that technical and engineering documents are reviewed and accurately integrated into procedures
• Routes and tracks procedures through all stages of the process cycle using automated database and document tracking
• Expedites critical path procedures
• Assembles Technical Basis Packages (TBP) for each procedure
• Maintains an accurate log of active procedures
• Prepares established and ad hoc tracking and trending reports
• Conducts regular and periodic reviews of existing procedures according to established site guidelines

Senior Procedure Writer – Tank Farm

Engineer

• Develop conventional engineering and scientific solutions to technical tasks or project objectives.
• Learn SRMC and specific Department systems, methodologies, and requirements for accomplishing tasks.
• Assist more senior engineering personnel in performing related activities in more complex tasks.
• Accept delegated technical responsibility for a limited phase of a scientific or engineering program.
• Support engineers or scientists performing related phases of a program.
• Assist in studies, development, testing and analysis of designs, processes, or procedures related to a limited phase of a system or program.
• Plan and develop conventional engineering and scientific solutions for technical problems or project objectives using SRMC engineering methodologies and requirements.
• Collaborate with colleagues to provide innovative improvements to the existing processes.