Savannah River Mission Completion

Manager

• Manage, coordinate, and direct IT/OT staff responsible for operation and maintenance of process computing systems, simulators, LIMS, and process information systems by performing backups, account management, user support, computer security, troubleshooting, and hardware maintenance coordination.
• Performs career development planning and performance assessments for the department.
• Responsible for establishing IT/OT program elements, and to maintain the qualification and technical knowledge base of employees.
• Coordinates group activities so that schedules and objectives of the Engineering and Operations groups are met.
• Provides IT/OT status information to upper management.
• Communicates management information to subordinates.
• Supports and orchestrates the development and maintenance of the Certification and Accreditation package in a DOE cyber security environment.
• Supports and coordinates piloting new technologies and process improvement initiatives.
• Interfaces with other software developers and process control groups across the Site to transfer technology, where appropriate.
• Coordinates group activities with DOE, vendors, and external site computing support organizations by attending daily status and planning meetings, maintaining detailed work schedules and budgets, preparing and implementing procurement and task order subcontracts, and performing computer work under rigorous facility design and work control processes.
• Serves as IT/OT Design Agency for software, process computers and simulator hardware and software and performs engineering reviews of design modifications as requested by the Design Authority.
• Point of contact interface for the cybersecurity organization.
• Provides strategic planning related to information technology resources, and otherwise improves safety, quality, discipline of operations, and cost effectiveness.
• Represents the company on computing issues with DOE, other DOE contractors, site computing groups, and oversight organizations such as the DNFSB, by attending meetings, preparing reports and position papers, making presentations, and reviewing and approving procedures, policies, and other documents.
• Maintains around-the-clock first-response engineering and technical support for process computer systems, simulators, and process information systems to support facility startup and testing programs as well as provide rapid and effective response to system operating problems in the existing facilities.
• Initiates, evaluates, and administers task order subcontracts as needed to provide additional process computer support or to obtain special expertise.
• Establishes and maintains quality assurance, configuration management, and design standards for process computer systems.
• Provides IT/OT system health and legacy system monitoring.

Manager, Information and Operational Technology

Operations

• Directs and leads safe operations for the assigned facility
• Provides direct line responsibility for day support staff
• Provides direct support to the Operations Director
• Plans, organizes and directs short and long-range resource requirements and programs
• Manages the safe and efficient operation of the facility to meet Department of Energy (DOE) requirements
• Attends daily facility meetings
• Provides direction for team members in support of projects
• Develops and implements the facility mission, vision and principles
• 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 – Defense Waste Processing Facility

• Supervises operator activities and maintains sufficient supplies to support facility operations
• Plans and coordinates work involving production and support groups
• Reviews and approves all lockout / tagout plans for hazardous energy control which affect the facility
• Ensures that facility activities are within applicable licenses and permits and are conducted in accordance with plant procedures and Technical Standards/Operating Requirements
• Has the authority and obligation to shut down the facility or to direct any other action necessary to ensure the facility is in a safe condition
• Approves the start of all maintenance, operations, construction, test and surveillance activities that affect the facility or its equipment
• Ensures that operators are trained and qualified for their activities and are physically fit to perform the work
• Communicates with other support organizations to ensure operating activities are started and completed as scheduled
• Performs initial investigations of abnormal events, including the removal from service of equipment and systems as necessary
• Directs emergency operations and trains personnel in emergency activities
• Performs periodic tours of the facility to observe activities and ensures they are being performed safely and in accordance with approved procedures
• Identifies housekeeping and facility material condition deficiencies to the appropriate origination(s) for corrective action
• Acts as primary mentor for operators (especially in the area of Disciplined Operations)
• Maintains logs and records of all operating events in accordance with facility operating procedures
• Maintains accountability of special nuclear material (SNM) through inventories, safeguards, and security and records management
• Ensures that operators review changes to operating procedures and plant modifications
• Performs Field Property Administrator responsibility for equipment inventories
• Other duties as assigned

Operations First Line Manager – FLM

• Ensures staff develops and maintains knowledge of operating facility processes, systems, and related maintenance activities to organize, schedule, plan, oversee and coordinate all facility work activities and execution during outages.
• Manages smooth operation of planned and emergent outages that include preventative maintenance (PM) outages, major outages that can take up to a year to plan and the unplanned outages.
• Provides resolution of issues that slow or stop progress in planning.
• Approves schedule and scope of Outage prior to planning.
• Approves Outage plan
• Approves changes to Outage scope
• Approves and ensures appropriate documentation is completed once work is completed so operations can be notified to start-up again.
• Responsible for moving forced outages to top priority when required.
• Maintain working relationship with all site organization managers that might be impacted by scheduled outages.
• Works with Outage Managers from other site facilities to coordinate scheduled outages to minimize total outage period.
• Keeps upper management and executives up to date on status of scheduled outages through meetings and regular reporting.
• Manages and provides leadership to Outage Coordinators and Person in Charge (PICs) personnel.

Manager, Outage Management – Defense Waste Processing Facility

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.
• Provides knowledgeable support and coordination of design/construction to resolve design problems of ranging complexity.
• Recommends design change options.
• Reviews design changes.
• Performs material takeoff 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.
• Contributes to formulation of hazard mitigation plans.
• Supports design planning meetings and walk downs.
• Provides conceptual design and constructability reviews.
• Facilitates timely issue of design packages and changes.
• Contributes to construction schedule development (i.e. scope, material quantities, testing etc.)
• Develops Work Packages per site procedural requirements.
• Expedites 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 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.
• 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 Non Destructive Examination (NDE) is complete and acceptable.
• Ensures proper M&TE use and documentation.
• Monitors acceptance testing to ensure 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 scope 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.

Senior Electrical Construction Field Engineer I/II/III

• 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.
• Recommends design change options and reviews design changes.
• Performs material takeoff and develops Bills of Material (BOM).
• Verifies received material to ensure compliance to design requirements.
• Performs/supports walk downs for work package planning and hazard identification.
• Contributes to formulation of hazard mitigation plans.
• Supports design planning meetings and walk downs.
• Develops Work Packages per site procedural requirements and expedites work package approvals.
• Monitors field activities and provides field support to crafts during implementation.
• Provides direction to workers as needed.
• Reviews work packages for closure ensuring all work is signed-off as complete and acceptable.
• Assists with design/verification of temporary construction structures as requested.

Senior Electrical Construction Field Engineer I – III

• Provides leadership and oversight to the Maintenance Work Management programs, Waste Management programs, Chemical Control Program, Facility Outages and general facility support.
• Provides a variety of day-to-day support for the Facility Manager as requested, or when issues or obstacles arise.
• Fosters an environment in which all work is performed efficiently utilizing DOE/INPO Conduct of Operations Standards and HPI tools within a Safety Conscious Work Environment/Nuclear Safety Culture.
• Fosters a nuclear safety culture which enhances behavior based safety and personal accountability.
• Interfaces with Liquid Waste Operations (LWO) management, external and internal customers, including DOE facility personnel and DNFSB.
• Remains current on training and qualifications as a member of the ESD FOSC.
• Manages staff, including but not limited to, hiring, assessing performance, mentoring, coaching, training, developing, salary administration and providing overall direction and guidance for work assignments and activities.
• Provides leadership to work teams and committees such as the Management Review Team, Corrective Action Review Board, and Facility Operations Safety Committee.
• Manages human relations and resource needs to support efficient facility operations and in achieving milestones including mission critical activities.
• Participates and leads improvement and efficiency efforts, self-assessments, and field observations.
• Tracks and expedites priority of Fragnet work packages.
• Other duties as assigned.

Manager – End Stream Delivery Integration

• Supervises operator activities and maintains sufficient supplies to support facility operations
• Plans and coordinates work involving production and support groups
• Reviews and approves all lockout / tagout plans for hazardous energy control which affect the facility
• Ensures that facility activities are within applicable licenses and permits and are conducted in accordance with plant procedures and Technical Standards/Operating Requirements.
• Has the authority and obligation to shut down the facility or to direct any other action necessary to ensure the facility is in a safe condition
• Approves the start of all maintenance, operations, construction, test and surveillance activities that affect the facility or its equipment
• Ensures that operators are trained and qualified for their activities and are physically fit to perform the work
• Performs initial investigations of abnormal events, including the removal from service of equipment and systems as necessary
• Directs emergency operations and trains personnel in emergency activities
• Performs periodic tours of the facility to observe activities and ensures they are being performed safely and in accordance with approved procedures
• Acts as primary mentor for operators (especially in the area of Disciplined Operations)
• Maintains logs and records of all operating events in accordance with facility operating procedures
• Maintain accountability of special nuclear material (SNM) through inventories, safeguards, and security and records management

Tank Farm Inspection & Monitoring First Line Manager

Program Manager

• Incorporates advanced Safety and Health (S&H) practices and a variety of complex features into problem solving and programmatic planning
• Proactively identifies issues and performs root cause analyses to mitigate risks
• Gathers, analyzes, compiles and updates Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) for various reports to include monthly, quarterly, semi-annual and annual reports as well as Contractor Assurance and ES&H RP (Radiological Protection) reports to effectively evaluate performance and/or adjust as needed
• Prepares Quarterly PA and Annual PA Reports as well as Annual FA (Functional Area) Performance and annual ALARA reports/presentations for Executive Safety and Quality Boards
• Enters Assessments to STAR (Site Tracking Analysis Reporting) and assigns Assessments to Radiological First Line Managers for the Integrated Assessment Program (IAP)
• Assigns Storage Custodians, Industrial Health/Safety, and Chemical Safety Assessments annually
• Updates the multi-year IAP
• Updates the FA11 Assessment Performance Objective & Criteria (APOC) database against procedures updates
• Reviews company-level source and compliance documents containing a collection of specific performance objectives and criteria intended to serve as the basis for assessments
• Forecasts due dates for closures on STAR actions and Assessments, and reviews reports from the Commitment Tracking System (CTS) to ensure procedural and regulatory reporting compliance
• Analyzes information to ascertain appropriate person/facility/work group assignments, establishes due dates for accommodations, and ensures timely and proper closures
• Represents and partners with cross-functional teams/groups at various program meetings such as Monthly Grading, Executive Safety and Quality Board (ESQB) meetings, Site ALARA Coordinator meetings, Performance Analysis Advisory Group meetings, and Radiological Protection Steering meetings
• Liaises with facility groups, SITE group and audit groups for requests for documents, dosimetry, tours, requirements, and other requests
• May act as subject matter expert for specific Safety and Health disciplines providing support for IIE Reviews and issues
• Coordinates with Management and Operator (M&O) contractors for Site-wide ESH & QA issues
• Identifies and mitigates risks by tracking, updating, and performing roll-up review of data to systems and identifying positive and negative trends
• Keeps management abreast of changes and recommends possible solutions for SRMC Radiological Protection facilities
• Other duties as assigned