Nuclear Director I, Engineering Management

Description

• Manage the interfaces between the engineering disciplines, by understanding the discipline work processes and looking ahead to identify critical busts and / or activities that need to be completed to support the execution strategy.
• Set a positive project culture in conjunction with the Project Manager and Project Director. Monitor team morale and take steps if required to maintain a positive work environment.
• Has overall responsibility and accountability for the performance of the engineering team, and the engineering execution and delivery as per the project baseline. This position performs Engineering Management responsibilities on a large, complex, and moderate to high risk EPFC/CM project (as defined by the Business Line) or services project or may be assigned responsibility for substantial area of a mega project.
• Lead development of the Engineering component of overall project Scope of Services, Scope of Facilities, and other project baseline documents for all phases of projects.
• Lead the development of the Project Execution Strategy for all engineering functions.

Requirements

• Experience executing engineering work under an ASME NQA-1 quality program
• US Citizen or Green Card holder with current or past clearance to work on nuclear projects
• Critical thinker with excellent analytic abilities
• Bachelor’s Degree in Engineering
• Results driven individual who has demonstrated ability creating and working in a high performance manufacturing environment
• Familiarity with nuclear industry standards and regulations
• Effectively manage multiple, complex tasks and deal easily with pressure on a day in and day out basis
• Excellent team and leadership skills - as team member, trainer, and developer
• 12+ years of previous experience in lead roles on FEED and detailed design projects
• Ability to motivate, communicate and drive continuous improvement through quality
• Good attention to detail and the ability to manage the bigger picture and have a "make it happen" mentality
• High energy demonstrates urgency and fast pace
• Previous experience with nuclear power plant design, including Reactor Building, Radioactive Waste Building, and Control Building
• Good understanding of business principles and practices and ability to create financial solutions with a bottom-line result
• Familiarity with nuclear facility licensing per 10 CFR Part 50 and 10 CFR Part 52
• Understand Project execution norms for hours and schedule and use this knowledge to identify busts in execution that may require a different strategy. Identify risks and mitigations arising from the development of the strategy.
• Technical training at various levels of the organization
• Familiarity with design and procurement of safety related and augmented quality components
• Solid planning, budgeting, and administrative skills

Benefits

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance