Full-Time

Nuclear Maintenance Supervisor/ Diving Supervisor

Posted on 1/21/2025

American Electric Power

American Electric Power

10,001+ employees

Compensation Overview

$96.1k - $124.9k/yr

Senior

South Bend, IN, USA

Must establish and maintain a permanent residence within a 45-minute safe drive time to the D.C. Cook Nuclear Power Plant.

US Top Secret Clearance Required

Category
Mechanical Maintenance and Reliability Engineering
Mechanical Engineering
Requirements
  • Associate's degree in electronics, electrical technology, mechanical technology, physical science, or US Navy nuclear experience with a rating of E-6 or above and greater than six years' total experience
  • High school diploma/GED and greater than 10 years' total experience
  • Eight years' experience as a Senior trade directly related to the specific discipline supervised (e.g., Mechanic, Electrician, Welder, I&C Technician) or a relevant combination of experience, education, and/or training as referenced in the education
  • Strong interpersonal skills
  • Effective writing and verbal communication skills
  • Demonstrated leadership ability
  • Broad knowledge of nuclear standards and nuclear policies, practices and procedures
  • Physical Demands: Will require walk downs in plant environment which will include exposure to heat, cold, noise, and radiation exposure. Physical demand level is Sedentary.
Responsibilities
  • Supervise and direct the activities of assigned personnel to ensure that safety, ALARA, Quality, and productivity are an integral part of all work performed and done in compliance with all appropriate company safety policy and rules
  • Prepare and maintain all applicable reports, records, and documentation required by the Technical Specifications, Plant Manager's Instructions and Procedures, and the Plant Quality Assurance program
  • Evaluate, recommend, and initiate modifications to present and proposed plant components, systems, and structures to ensure that the configurations are based on cost-effective and reliable criteria
  • Ensure that plant material conditions and housekeeping are maintained in accordance with established plant and department policies
  • Responsible for performing corrective and preventive maintenance, planned and forced outage work activities, surveillance, and required post-maintenance testing in accordance with the Plant Integrated Schedule (Plan of the Week: Plan of the Day, etc.)
  • Responsible for the maintenance and use and care of all tools, test equipment, materials, and shop facilities under their direct supervision
  • Responsible for managing implementation of and adherence to all radiological control work practices and contamination control program requirements which includes identification and correction of improper contamination control practices as they occur and the ability to use tracking and trending data to identify recurring problems in order to implement corrective action
  • Utilize the maintenance action request system and integrated schedule to ensure work is identified, classified, planned, coordinated, and scheduled so as to make the most efficient use of plant resources
  • Ensure that contract and other non-plant personnel are properly supervised and use the same (or equivalent) plant approved policies, procedures, controls, and the same workmanship standards as plant Maintenance personnel
  • Responsible for the training and qualification of the works and the development of all individuals assigned to the position.
Desired Qualifications
  • Vendor contracts and bidding experience.
American Electric Power

American Electric Power

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Company Size

10,001+

Company Stage

IPO

Headquarters

Columbus, Ohio

Founded

1906

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What believers are saying

  • AEP's acquisition of Oregon Clean Energy Center diversifies its energy portfolio.
  • Increased investment in grid modernization boosts AEP's efficiency and reliability.
  • AEP's focus on cybersecurity strengthens its infrastructure against potential threats.

What critics are saying

  • Regulatory delays could impact AEP's acquisition of Oregon Clean Energy Center.
  • Transitioning to a diverse energy mix may increase operational costs for AEP.
  • Public offering of $2 billion in stock could dilute shareholder value.

What makes American Electric Power unique

  • AEP's partnership with Think Power Solutions enhances AI-enabled utility services.
  • I&M's Future Ready plan focuses on a diverse energy mix for reliability.
  • AEP's recognition as a top employer highlights its strong organizational culture.

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