Job Description
System One is hiring a Plant Integration Engineer to support our customer in Wilmington NC for a 6-month contract. The GEH Resident Engineer will provide regular in-person oversight and support for the Natrium project design work carried out by General Electric-Hitachi out of their Wilmington, NC offices. The resident engineer will report to the Manager of Systems Integration as part of the Natrium Reactor Systems group and will support and coordinate cross functional and multi-disciplinary design activities. The ideal candidate will be located at GEH’s Wilmington office to allow continuous in-person support and collaboration between GEH’s System, Component, Analysis, and Testing Teams and engineering and oversight teams.
Candidate would travel periodically to meet with Natrium managers and stakeholders.
The Resident Engineer will coordinate scope, schedule, and technical integration for system design, 3D model and drawing development, and multi-disciplinary integration between mechanical, electrical, I&C, and Civil/Structural. Engineer will also support cross functional collaboration with licensing, safety analysis, and PRA.
Responsibilities - Provides continuous oversight and direction of GEH’s scope of work for the Natrium plant. This includes system and component design, system and component analysis, and integrated plant analyses (such as safety analysis and PRA)..
- Direct communication between GEH to facilitate continued progression of active design activities.
- Review key project issue priorities and conduct periodical meeting with Plant Delivery department managers and key stakeholders on issues, technical challenges, and track resolution to GEH. Conduct similar issue resolution meetings with GEH leadership.
- Recommend resolutions to technical and quality challenges originating from GEH activities, and conduct follow up reviews to ensure resolutions are effective and satisfactorily completed.
- Identify challenges or barriers from stakeholder and/or GEH and resolve issues using establishes processes and practices. Where resolution is not readily achievable, identify and escalate with Natrium project leadership.
- Facilitate regular and organized communication with GEH stakeholders and management, including identification, planning, targeted resolution forums (such as digital meetings, working groups, decision management) and in-person meetings.
- Clarify and resolve scope and schedule issues Project Manager.
- Interface with GEH project management personnel on issues related to schedule, budget, or other project management functions, as needed.
- Perform periodic surveillance of in progress work products, observe and report on GEH work practices related to Natrium engineering and project activities (for example, procedure use and adherence, design strategies, licensing commitment conformance, etc.), and facilitate resolution between GEH on technical issues.
Key Qualifications and Skills - Candidate should have a minimum of 10 years of design/project engineering experience, preferably in the nuclear industry or large utility grade projects.
- Must have excellent verbal and written communication skills and the ability to clearly convey complex multi-disciplinary engineering issues and drive resolution between many stakeholders in a timely manner
- Experience as a design engineer working in a nuclear quality (10 CFR 50, Appendix B) environment.
- Reside within commuting distance of Wilmington, NC or have the ability to travel frequently to Wilmington to support in-person collaboration and oversight with GEH
- Ability to occasionally travel to Bellevue, WA to meet with managers and stakeholders.
- Possess a firm understanding of systems and requirements-based design, Licensing Modernization Project methods, and 10CFR50 licensing.
- Experience with coordination and integration of nuclear plant design, including licensing, PRA, SSC classification and design, etc.
- The candidate must be team oriented, and able to work effectively with geographically distributed and possibly international design team members.
- Ability to work in a conceptual design and first of a kind environment that require the ability to use good engineering judgement and identify needed design progress to achieve key project objectives.
- Experience working to quality standards on design activities, such as ASME NQA-1 or ISO 9001.
Ref: #161-Managed Staffing Charlotte
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