International nuclear services firm for safe transport, processing, recycling & disposal of radiologic material.
Operate and maintain facility equipment while ensuring safety and regulatory compliance.
8 days ago ago
Junior (1-3 years)
Full Time
Salt Lake City, UT
Onsite
Company Size
1,220 Employees
Service Specialisms
Decommissioning & Decontamination
Waste Management
Federal Services
Nuclear Services
Transportation
Processing
Recycling
Disposal
Sector Specialisms
Nuclear
Decommissioning and Decontamination
Waste Management
Transportation/Logistics
Engineering & Technology
Process/Mechanical Engineering
Control, Electrical & Information
Liquid Waste Processing Systems
Role
Description
equipment operation
safety inspections
hazard analysis
training
construction coordination
compliance
Participates in procedure development and revision, job hazard analysis and safety walkdowns as applicable.
Performs a wide range of facility, equipment and machine operations associated with an EnergySolutions site/program/ project/function and or facility process(es). Ensures compliance with EnergySolutions policies and procedures and with local, state and federal regulations. Performs operations work as part of a team of semi-skilled and skilled workers (e.g., laborers; decontamination workers; and facility, equipment and process operators).
Operates equipment under the direction of a Test Engineer, the Test Operations manager or a Shift Operations Manager in support of testing, commissioning and operations as applicable, according to location.
Operates a variety of equipment: (Level 1) hand and power tools; (Level 2) small, fixed-facility (light) equipment; (Level 3) medium weight equipment; (Level 4) heavy equipment and (Level 5) cranes. Decontaminates equipment, machinery and work areas. Uses equipment to perform construction, demolition, material handling, waste treatment and soil remediation work. These tasks are necessary to maintain a healthy and productive workforce, to ensure smooth company operations and to ensure customer requirements are met.
May provide training to Operator 1 employees as needed and reviews the work of others as needed.
Complies with all local, state and federal health and safety regulations and site health and safety requirements.
Monitors and operates equipment using normal, abnormal and emergency operating procedures. Operates equipment within the bounds of the Documented Safety Analysis (DSA) as applicable.
May lead and direct the work of an Operator 1.
Complies with all requirements for wearing personal protective equipment while performing job duties.
Coordinates construction, maintenance, material selection and repair activities with maintenance and laboratory staff, contractors and vendors.
Uses a variety of small, fixed-facility and light equipment such as water pumps, high-pressure washers and small forklifts to clean contaminated equipment and areas and to perform facility operations activities.
Performs facility compliance and safety inspections (e.g., Best Available Technology and Resource Conservation and Recovery Act-related inspections) after obtaining necessary qualifications and as directed.
Requirements
cdl
hmi
osha
forklift
maintenance
team player
Ability to operate commercial motor vehicles, rotating equipment, material handling equipment, forklifts, in high places, near electrical shock sources, hands in water, and with heavy equipment
Basic computer skills, including the ability to operate equipment using HMI
Ability to read computer screens and printed documents and to operate small equipment
General knowledge of local, state and federal health and safety regulations [e.g., Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) and Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)]
Demonstrated ability to handle more complex work and schedule tasks assigned to Operator 1 employees as appropriate
Working knowledge of machine construction, maintenance and deconstruction
Ability to see close and distance, basic colors/shades, and peripheral vision
Valid driver’s license with a clean record required. Evidence of insurability required.
Basic written, verbal and organizational skills
Ability to lift up to 65 pounds
Ability to sit, stand, walk, climb, bend/stoop, kneel, crawl, and balance
Ability to perform physically demanding work
Certified in asbestos, beryllium, crane operator, CDL, hazardous waste, ionizing radiation, toxic gases, welding fumes, lead, radiation worker, and respirator medical qualification
Ability to work in extreme weather conditions and environments wherein there is exposure to noise, dust, grease, smoke, fumes, noxious odors, gases, chemicals and mechanical and electrical hazards
Strong interpersonal skills and team player attitude
Ability to perceive depth and adjust focus
Basic hand/eye coordination; ability to manipulate packages
Ability to obtain applicable qualification card required (for a Decontamination Operator 2, forklift operator, high pressure washer, BAT/RCRA inspector, sample technician, switchman or water or yard dog truck operator)
Ability to comprehend procedure and work package instructions as applicable
A minimum of 6 months of related experience as an Operator 1 or equivalent offsite experience
Ability to push and pull up to 50 pounds and carry up to 50 pounds; handle, grip, and reach above or below shoulder
Ability to use hands and feet to accomplish tasks as assigned
Ability to wear protective equipment such as: respirator, goggles, ear plugs, hard hat, gloves, steel toe boots with or without shank, and full body protective clothing
Ability to read small text, blueprints, documents, procedures, instrument readouts and wiring diagrams
High School diploma or GED
Ability to climb hand-over-hand on ladders, stairs, and scaffold
Basic math, and computer skills; mechanical ability
Strong listening skills
Ability to successfully pass a fundamentals entry examination as applicable
Strong attention to detail
Demonstrated ability to operate electronics and computers to diagnose and repair machines used to perform job duties
Ability to understand and apply health and safety regulations and requirements
Demonstrated ability to perform maintenance and repairs on fixed, small-scale industrial equipment used to perform job duties
Ability to work inside an office, outside, in extreme temperatures, in humid or dry conditions, or in confined spaces
Normal vision (with or without correction)
For jobs located at the Salt Waste location, must be qualified as a Salt Waste Processing Facility/Parsons Technology Center (PTC) Operator
Ability to effectively communicate; speaking, reading, understanding, writing and hearing clear English; pass audiogram in hearing conservation program as required by location
Working knowledge of facility processes, operations and equipment
Ability to perform highly repetitive motions with fingers, hands, wrists, shoulders, and legs
Benefits
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Training + Development
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Interview process
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Company
Overview
Founded 2006
Year of Establishment
The company was formed through the consolidation of multiple U.S. nuclear waste firms in 2006.
$448M Revenue
Annual Revenues
The company generates approximately $448 million in annual revenue.
40+ States
Transportation Network
The company transports nuclear waste material across over 40 U.S. states.
2 Sites Operated
Disposal Facilities
The company owns and operates long-term disposal sites in Utah and South Carolina.
Grew into one of the world’s largest low-level nuclear waste processors.
Headquartered in Salt Lake City and Charlotte, it operates across North America, Asia, and Europe, managing licensed disposal facilities.
Publicly backed by TriArtisan Capital following its 2022 majority acquisition.
Tackles complex projects from decommissioning nuclear power plants to converting radioactive waste into durable glass.
Partners with government and commercial nuclear clients, including Department of Energy contracts and multinational utilities.
Distinctive expertise in full-lifecycle services: decontamination, remediation, packaging, transport, and disposal.
Launched initiatives in advanced nuclear power at Intermountain Power Project, blending innovation with legacy operations.
Culture + Values
Safety
Servant Leadership
Quality Products and Service
Inspired Innovation
Continuous Improvement
Fairness
Profit with a Purpose
Environment + Sustainability
EMR 0.57
Experience Modification Rate
The company's EMR is well below the industry average, demonstrating strong safety performance.
10% Bonuses
Health and Safety Incentives
A portion of salaried employees' bonuses is tied to health and safety initiatives.
100% Compliance
Air Quality Standards
Ensures full adherence to air quality regulations at key operational sites.
2050 Net Zero
Greenhouse Gas Goal
Aim to achieve net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050.
Commitment to environmental management and remediation across United States, Canada and Japan.
Two facilities (Clive and Bear Creek) recognized as OSHA Voluntary Protection Program (VPP) sites.
Environmental Management Plan implemented across operations.