Mechanical Planner - Nuclear

Overview

Plans and coordinates mechanical maintenance activities for a nuclear power plant.

Key Responsibilities

• maintenance planning
• equipment verification
• pm development
• stakeholder coordination
• material master
• safety management

Tasks

-Oversee Mechanical work planners in the development, assembly, and review of Maintenance Items, including PM frequency, to ensure all requirements are met. -Verify and review the Nuclear Power Plant’s Mechanical equipment, components, and determinants to ensure correct selection from the Master Equipment List and design drawings. -Review and construct, as needed, Mechanical and Support Preventive Maintenance (PM) and other recurring Maintenance Items to ensure configuration control. -Coordinate with Engineering (ENG), Maintenance (MNT), Procurement (PSC), vendors, schedulers, and other relevant stakeholders to optimize understanding and ensure accuracy of Maintenance Items. -Plan and prepare Maintenance Items for Mechanical and Support-based maintenance activities to ensure work is planned and managed for maximum safety, operability, and protection of plant assets, including work performed by Long-Term Maintenance Strategy (LTMS) contractors. -Include the required parts and bills of materials for Maintenance Items; develop a Material Master for newly identified materials as needed.

Requirements

• 5+ years
• mechanical
• cmms
• mechanical engineering

What You Bring

-Minimum 5 years of experience in maintenance planning at a nuclear power plant. -Strong understanding of mechanical systems, maintenance strategies, and configuration control processes. -Familiarity in maintenance management and scheduling software (e.g., CMMS/EAM). -Bachelor’s degree or diploma in Mechanical Engineering or a related field.

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