Savannah River Mission Completion

Manager

• 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 control room operations personnel on a given shift to ensure work is performed efficiently and in accordance with policies and procedures
• Ensures appropriate Abnormal Operating Procedures and Emergency Operation Procedures are entered and command and control Emergency Response (ERO) functions are met
• Interfaces with DWPF, Saltstone, H-Canyon and Effluent Treatment Project (ETP) facilities to support waste transfer evolutions, outages or general troubleshooting. Ensure all transfer briefings are performed in accordance with the administrative procedure
• Implements work window schedule activities. Ensures Limiting Conditions of Operation are entered, and action is taken as well as ensures appropriate lockouts are installed to support planned activities
• Develops plans and path forward actions to address emergent shift needs as a result of failed equipment or changing conditions
• Reviews CRO rounds, monitors trends and directs corrective actions when necessary. Ensures all status control logs and status boards are properly maintained
• Ensures surveillance requirements are scheduled, completed and tracked
• 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 to meet requirements. Ensures A/B minimum staffing requirements for operations are met
• Fosters strong and disciplined Conduct of Operations (CONOPS) by addressing Human Performance issues and maintaining the highest standards in communications, procedure compliance, peer check, real-time status control and configuration management
• Performs performance and other assessments as required

Manager, Control Room – Defense 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 and that mechanics are trained and qualified for their activities.
• 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.
• Communicates with other support organizations to ensure activities are started and completed as scheduled.

SWPF Shift Maintenance First Line Manager – FLM

• 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.
• Reviews and approves work packages and lockouts for maintenance activities.
• Provides support to the preventive and predictive maintenance programs.

SWPF Shift Maintenance First Line Manager

Operations

• Work stream leader for limited operational project activities, serving as point of contact and liaison for activities within the scope of work stream.
• Contact with internal and external customers and limited interface with other facility groups and departments including mid/upper management.
• Coordinates field walk downs to establish/verify as-is condition prior to project work stream implementation, and in support of routine housekeeping, facility safety inspections of project installed equipment, and other walk downs requested by internal and external customers, and as required to successfully complete the project work stream.
• Prepares and maintains detailed scope documentation for project work stream modifications.
• Maintains an awareness of scheduled project work and requests the resources, parts and paperwork necessary to meet task readiness and coordinates the field work through to completion under close supervision.
• May represent the project team in status, integration or other meetings.
• Builds comprehensive knowledge of ISMS work steps (Scope, Analyze Hazards, Identify Controls, Perform Work, Feedback).
• Stays current on changing work practices and policies.
• Reviews and escalates documents necessary to expedite work prior to submitting for approval including design packages, field implementation packages, new operating procedures and associated training.
• May assist in integrating project schedule activities into the facility scheduling programs (i.e. POW, lock-in and long-range planning).

Project Operations Coordinator

Engineer

• Provides technical guidance in support of company radiological designs and modifications.
• Calculates, analyzes, establishes, and incorporates proper radiological protection controls to prevent or minimize adverse effects to onsite personnel, the surrounding public, and the environment.
• Applies radiological engineering and health physics principles learned through formal education and comprehensive work experience for a moderate to large facility/project.
• Provides comprehensive technical, operational, and regulatory guidance on the company’s Radiological Protection issues under broad supervision.
• Performs standard to complex assessments, calculations, and/or monitoring to determine the proper radiological controls and shielding required to meet or exceed company/regulatory standards, while considering economic impacts.
• Prepares technical documentation and models to support calculations.
• Manages (tracking, estimating, etc.) and communicates changes to assigned schedule.
• Conducts peer review of tests and calculations for validity.
• Prepares briefings, presentations, technical papers, reports, and lectures for department management.
• Stays current on facilities, projects, processes, and regulatory procedures.
• Works independently on a variety of complex assignments.
• Serves as subject matter expert (SME) for radiation protection procedures that perform standard to complex radiological calculations, calibrations, data reviews, regulatory reviews, and assessments.
• Represents the group in meetings based on familiarity with Code of Federal Regulations, DOE Orders, 5Q RadCon Manual and Site Engineering Standards.
• Presents technical reports and lectures of assigned tasks to peers, facility personnel, and management.
• Performs research and analyzes new equipment to develop cost-effective solutions and improvements.
• Performs field walk downs as deemed necessary to ensure implementations are performed to calculated design.
• Functions as Radiological Engineer/Health Physicist lead or (SME) within company.
• Performs hazard assessments by conducting engineering evaluations for projects deemed to have detrimental effects to the company if proper radiological controls are not implemented.
• May guide less experienced professionals.

Senior Health Physicist – Radiological Engineer

• Applies limited use of radiological engineering and health physics principles learned through formal education and work experience for multiple facilities/projects as assigned.
• Provides technical, operational, and regulatory guidance on radiological protection issues.
• Performs limited assessments, calculations, and analysis to determine monitoring for proper radiological protection controls and shielding required to meet or exceed company/regulatory standards, while considering the economic impacts under general supervision.
• Prepares technical documentation and models to support calculations.
• Manages (tracking, estimating, etc.) and communicates changes to assigned schedule.
• Conducts peer review of tests and calculations for standard projects under general supervision.
• Becomes familiar with facilities, projects, processes, and regulatory procedures based on guidance from colleagues and supervisor.
• Supports senior members of the group while working independently on less complex tasks.
• Serves as subject matter expert (SME) for radiation protection procedures that perform limited radiological calculations, calibrations, data reviews, regulatory reviews, and assessments.
• Performs research and analyzes new equipment to support the development of cost-effective solutions and improvements.

Manager, Control Room – Defense Waste Processing Facility

SWPF Shift Maintenance First Line Manager – FLM

SWPF Shift Maintenance First Line Manager

Project Operations Coordinator

Senior Health Physicist – Radiological Engineer

Associate Health Physicist, Health Physicist – Radiological Engineer