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Prosidian Consulting

Management and operations consulting firm

Work Control Planner - Work Control Planning

Project ManagementConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeAiken, SC, USANo salary listed

About the Job

Requirements

  • A bachelor's degree in a technical discipline such as engineering or science; alternatively, a bachelor's degree in a non-technical discipline and at least one year of practical work experience in work control, electrical and instrumentation or mechanical maintenance, or plant operations or related areas.
  • Alternatively, an associate's degree in a technical or mechanical area and at least three years of practical work experience in work control, electrical and instrumentation or mechanical maintenance, or plant operations or related areas.
  • Alternatively, a high school diploma and at least five years of practical work experience in work control, electrical and instrumentation or mechanical maintenance, or plant operations or related areas.
  • Must possess or gain full qualified status within six months of entering the position.
  • Ability to obtain a site planner qualification card.
  • Ability to understand electrical and mechanical documents, blueprints, drawings, and schematics.
  • Familiarity with Department of Energy, federal, and state regulations and existing engineering and quality assurance standards and procedures.
  • Conceptual understanding of processes, systems, and equipment.
  • Ability to obtain a lockout writer qualification card.
  • Work control planning skills include work packages, step-by-step instructions, hazards and controls, testing requirements, permits, approvals, field walkdowns, scheduling restraints, and maintenance planning.
  • Required competencies include planning discipline, technical writing, hazard awareness, configuration control, coordination, and detail orientation.

Responsibilities

  • Promote safety by obtaining required safety training, following safety rules, integrating safety into each task, and stopping work when an activity is unsafe or could create an unsafe condition.
  • Prepare, review, and issue equipment or system modification work packages of low to moderate complexity in accordance with applicable procedures, Department of Energy orders, and regulations.
  • Review, understand, and interpret engineering, design, technical, and vendor prints, drawings, schematics, documents, diagrams, and specifications to ensure design information is sufficient to develop electrical or mechanical system modifications; physically walk down the area or system to identify potential hazards or configuration anomalies.
  • Analyze time and material requirements for routine and non-routine work activities; prepare detailed material takeoffs and specifications for Material Service Requests or Bills of Materials, work activity labor estimates, and Davis-Bacon screening.
  • Develop and issue preventive maintenance records and work packages in response to periodic, predetermined maintenance schedules.
  • Develop step-by-step work instructions, identify hazards for entry into the Assisted Hazard Analysis program, and submit work packages for review and approval through the routing list in accordance with established procedures.
  • Perform functional and administrative activities related to work control and work package development, including permit development, testing requirements, documentation generation, records management, and database information management, retrieval, and review.
  • Interface routinely with facility staff to address questions, interpretations, explanations, and issues related to work control and work package activities.
  • Evaluate work scope to ensure appropriate post-maintenance testing requirements are incorporated into work packages.
  • Develop and write lockouts and tagouts for corrective, preventive, and modification work packages.
  • Secondarily, prepare, review, and issue corrective maintenance work packages in response to structures, systems, or components that have failed or are suspected of failing.
  • Develop work packages for equipment or system modifications performed by non-union operations staff, including written step-by-step instructions, procedures, safety and testing requirements; identify potential hazards, route packages for review and approval, resolve work package restraints, and sign off packages so the work can be scheduled.

Desired Qualifications

  • A bachelor's degree in a technical discipline such as engineering or science.
  • A bachelor's degree in a non-technical discipline and at least one year of practical work experience in work control, electrical and instrumentation or mechanical maintenance, or plant operations or related areas.

About the Company

Prosidian Consulting

Management and operations consulting firm

ProSidian Consulting is a management and operations consulting firm that helps private companies, Fortune 1000 enterprises, and government agencies solve problems and improve operations through tailored, industry-aligned services. It offers six enterprise practice areas: Risk Management, Energy & Sustainability, Compliance, Business Process, IT Effectiveness, and Human Capital, delivered by multidisciplinary teams across CONUS/OCONUS. The firm follows a structured approach to strategic solutions focused on growth, margin, and efficiency, aligning assets, processes, policies, and people to deliver value. With former Big 4 leadership and a nationwide/overseas footprint, its goal is to translate strategy into execution that boosts clients' return on invested capital and value delivered to customers.

Company size
11-50
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
Charlotte, NC
Founded
2008

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