Electrical Technician - Nuclear

Overview

Maintain and troubleshoot electrical systems during nuclear plant refueling outages

Key Responsibilities

• component replacement
• troubleshooting
• diagnostics
• maintenance
• testing
• regulatory compliance

Tasks

-Carry out critical component replacements and implement corrective actions to maintain optimal system performance and safety. -Conduct troubleshooting and diagnostics on various electrical components, including motor, switch gear/circuit breakers, transformer, UPS, temp power, protection relays, IPB (Bus Duct), battery, excitation/rectifier, inverter. -Execute maintenance activities and periodic tests in compliance with nuclear industry standards and regulatory requirements. -Perform preventive and corrective maintenance, testing, and modifications of electrical systems.

Requirements

• 3 years
• electrical maintenance
• nuclear plant

What You Bring

-Minimum of 3 years in electrical maintenance - preferably at a nuclear power plant.

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