Warehouse Supervisor
About the job
- At least 5 years of related experience.
- In-depth knowledge of nuclear warehousing procedures and methodologies, including industry guidelines and standards such as ASME, EPRI, and INPO.
- In-depth knowledge of related company policies, procedures, and standards typically gained from extensive related work experience.
- Full knowledge of computer applications and systems, including SAP, Microsoft Word, and Microsoft Excel.
- Full knowledge of the Nuclear Station Work Management process and maintenance programs.
- Knowledge of nuclear regulatory requirements, including 10CFR50 Appendix B, the Dominion Topical Quality Report, NQA-1-1994, and Regulatory Guides, as well as nuclear safety classification codes and standards.
- General knowledge of supply chain roles, objectives, and best practices.
- Knowledge of nuclear plant systems and operations, concepts, and applications of power production.
- Knowledge of nuclear quality and oversight principles.
- Knowledge of budgeting and planning processes.
- Leadership skills.
- Ability to manage resources, including overtime.
- Verbal and written communication skills.
- Computer operations skills.
- Planning and organization skills.
- Ability to assimilate and integrate information for effective independent decision-making.
- Ability to identify and develop strategic and long-term goals and objectives.
- Ability to work effectively with employees and external personnel.
- Ability to apply good business judgment.
- Ability to manage multiple priorities.
- A degree or equivalent combination of education and demonstrated related experience may be accepted in lieu of the preferred level of education.
- Bachelor's degree in Business, Engineering, or Materials Management, or another discipline that may be substituted for the preferred disciplines.
- Nuclear Plant Access.
- Communicate and collaborate cross-functionally.
- Develop and motivate teams to solve day-to-day operational issues and achieve short- and long-term goals.
- Lead major negotiations and drive supplier integration.
- Coordinate the team's daily activities and formulate strategies to complete defined work.
- Collaborate with internal and external stakeholders to ensure optimal customer service.
- Provide guidance to internal customer groups to ensure procurement compliance requirements are met.
- Manage employee development and guidance, including regular feedback and performance appraisals.
- Participate in forming and executing strategies and best practices for assigned supply chain management responsibilities.
- Develop strategic direction, including measurement and tracking, and assign tactical work to achieve department goals.
- Monitor and evaluate supply chain risks, including critical materials, suppliers, and potential cyber, environmental, and safety threats.
- Recommend or establish risk-mitigation strategies.
- Develop and provide training in supply chain management tools, including solicitation structures, risk-reward analysis, cost-based negotiation skills, supplier management, inventory analysis, inventory investment, Materials Requirement Planning, and contract management.
- Train staff on supply chain policies and procedures and monitor compliance.
- Identify areas for process improvement.
- Update current policies and procedures.
- Review and analyze procurement proposals prepared by staff for total cost of ownership, multiple alternatives, complex family awards, make-versus-buy decisions, lease-rate factors, and tax impacts.
- Lead or review analysis of internal and external spend streams.
- Develop or review sourcing plans and coordinate execution of initiatives.
- Maintain a general understanding of suppliers' global-market economic viability, financial strength, technical capability, management philosophy, and labor.
- Manage inventory investment and inventory planning.
- Provide direction, tools, and oversight for efficient and effective inventory analysis processes for materials and service requirements.
- Analyze inventory forecasts, material usage patterns, vendor stocking patterns, and other data and methods to optimize materials management.
- Advocate for innovation, automation, and standardization.
- Manage and optimize processes and systems supporting daily inventory management operations.
- Build people capability through employee relations, hiring, training, and communication.
- Provide emergent 24/7 rotating coverage after hours, weekends, and holidays to support customer needs.
- Apply nuclear safety-related parts requirements and regulations under 10CFR50 Appendix B and 10CFR21.
- Act as a business partner and subject matter expert during Nuclear Oversight audits.
- Review and approve Nuclear Corrective Actions assigned to Sourcing and Materials Requirement Planning and ensure responses are detailed and timely.
- Work on special projects and initiatives to meet departmental objectives.
- Six Sigma experience or certification.
- Forklift qualifications may be required every three years.
About the company
Dominion Energy delivers electricity and natural gas to residential, commercial, and industrial customers across eight states, with a focus on Virginia, North Carolina, and South Carolina, under a regulated utility framework. Its generation mix includes nuclear, solar, coal, natural gas, and hydro, providing a reliable supply while gradually adding cleaner sources. Customers access services online for account management and outage reporting to improve convenience. The company aims to provide dependable energy at reasonable prices while expanding capacity and advancing the transition to cleaner energy.
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Richmond, Virginia
Founded
1983
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What believers are saying
- September 14, 2026 merger package added four years of bill credits and 1,000 jobs.
- Virginia approved Dominion's $98 million Eli Lilly transmission project, strengthening industrial load growth.
- Dividend Channel cited Dominion's September 2026 4.07% yield, supporting investor demand.
What critics are saying
- September 2026 SCC hearings reopened Dominion-NextEra scrutiny, delaying closing into 2027.
- Microsoft appealed the SCC's September 2026 data-center cost allocation order, threatening pricing discipline.
- Cumberland County's 3,000-megawatt gas plant faces fierce local resistance and multi-year permitting risk.
What makes Dominion Energy unique
- Dominion controls regulated electric and gas monopolies across Virginia, Carolina, and South Carolina.
- Its fleet blends nuclear, solar, hydro, coal, gas, and battery storage.
- The NextEra deal preserves local utility branding while adding national scale and capital.
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↑ 1%HopeTree Family Services receives grant to help children transition into foster homes in the Richmond region. Home > HopeTree Family Services receives grant to help children transition into foster homes in the Richmond region. Dominion Energy Charitable Foundation's $2,500 investment will provide clothing, meals, and essential resources to foster families RICHMOND, VA (July 27, 2026) - HopeTree Family Services has received a $2,500 grant from Dominion Energy Charitable Foundation to help ease transitions for foster families in the Richmond region. The grant will provide clothing, hygiene items, small toys, and meals to children in foster care, while also assisting foster parents with essential expenses related to safety equipment, transportation, and school activity fees. For many children in foster care, the transition can happen quickly and often comes during one of the most uncertain moments of their lives. Many arrive with few or no personal belongings and must adjust to a new environment, new routines, and new caregivers. By providing immediate necessities and ongoing support, HopeTree aims to help children feel safe, comfortable, and supported as they adjust. "Our foster parents do the hard, everyday work of helping children heal," said April Estrada, Director of Foster Care at HopeTree Family Services. "This grant allows us to come alongside them in practical ways; whether that's clothing for a child arriving with nothing, help with transportation, or opportunities for kids to participate in activities that help them feel like kids. By reducing some of the financial and logistical burdens, we can help foster families focus on what they do best: providing stability, connection, and healing." The grant will also allow HopeTree to provide meals and care packages to foster families when a child is placed in their home unexpectedly. This additional support will help caregivers focus on caring for the child during those first critical hours. The enhanced support will increase foster parent engagement, reduce placement disruptions, and build greater confidence in trauma-informed caregiving. With more than 6,000 children in foster care in Virginia, according to the Virginia Department of Social Services, supporting foster families is essential to creating stability for children. Dominion Energy's investment will help HopeTree continue strengthening foster placements and ensuring children in the Richmond area have access to safe, supportive homes. About HopeTree Family Services HopeTree Family Services empowers children and families through a variety of services designed to build hope, resilience, and strong futures. Through its Treatment Foster Care program, HopeTree partners with foster families to provide safe, supportive, and nurturing homes for children with specialized needs. Visit www.hopetreefs.org for more information.
Virginia AG says Dominion-NextEra 'put a different deal on the table,' seeks merger review reset. By: Taylor Locke Posted 12:28 PM, Sep 21, 2026 RICHMOND, Va. - Virginia Attorney General Jay Jones is asking the State Corporation Commission to restart the clock on the proposed merger between Dominion Energy and NextEra, saying new commitments filed by the companies amount to an amendment of the original merger proposal - not a simple supplement to existing testimony. "The Joint Petitioners have put a different deal on the table," Jones said in the Sept. 18 SCC filing. On Sept. 14, Dominion Energy and NextEra announced new promises, including doubling bill credits, creating 1,000 new jobs, building a new office tower for NextEra employees, and maintaining current Virginia employee headcount levels for five years. Jones said those new commitments require more time for review. "By filing the Motion under Rule 240, the Joint Petitioners frame the additional testimony as a supplement to the initially filed Joint Petition. But considering the contents of the filing a supplement to testimony miscasts what is in fact an amendment of pleadings," Jones said. If the State Corporation Commission agrees, the statutory clock would reset to Sept. 14, 2026, triggering new public notice, a reopened intervention period, extended testimony deadlines, and an evidentiary hearing pushed back roughly two months - from Nov. 17, 2026 to approximately Jan. 19, 2027. Jones said the current schedule does not give intervenors enough time to fully examine the new commitments. "Simply put, the filing of significant expansions to the Joint Petitioners proposal in this extremely important case just over a month before the filing deadline for intervenor testimony does not ensure intervenors have adequate time to analyze, conduct discovery on, and compile testimony regarding these significant expansions," Jones said. One area drawing particular scrutiny is the proposed new office tower. Jones' consumer counsel has filed discovery questions about what operations would take place in the building, whether a cost-benefit analysis has been conducted, and whether the costs of owning, operating, or maintaining the tower could be passed on to Virginia ratepayers. The questions also ask whether the project could receive tax abatements. Jones is also seeking more information about the new employee headcount commitments, including whether the cost of maintaining that workforce could ultimately be passed on to ratepayers. The State Corporation Commission will now have to decide whether the new commitments are simply additional testimony or a substantial change to the merger proposal that warrants a new review timeline. A decision on the merger is currently expected in January. CBS 6 is committed to sharing community voices on this important topic. Email your thoughts to the CBS 6 Newsroom.
Board recognizes Dominion Energy & VA State Firefighters Association. Published on September 17, 2026 Supporting Those Who Serve Its Community The Prince Edward County Board of Supervisors is proud to recognize the Farmville, Rice, and Meherrin Volunteer Fire Departments as recipients of 2026 Dominion Volunteer Fire Department Grants. Through a partnership between Dominion Energy and the Virginia State Firefighters Association, these grants provide funding for equipment used by volunteer firefighters to protect lives and property. Brynn Wood, External Affairs Representative with Dominion Energy, joined the Board in recognizing its local grant recipients. The County of Prince Edward extends its sincere appreciation to Dominion Energy for its continued investment in volunteer fire departments across Virginia. Congratulations to Farmville, Rice, and Meherrin!!! Prince Edward thank you and all of the dedicated volunteer firefighters who give their time, energy, and service to keep its communities safe. Pictured (left to right): Front Row: Board Chair Harrison Jones; Captain Carter Trammel, MVF&R; Captain Will Hodge, RVFD; Lt. Ryan Stimpson, FVFD; Sgt. Ethan Whaley, FVFD; Firefighter E.B. Zirkle, FVFD; County Administrator Doug Stanley; Brynn Wood, Dominion Energy. Back Row: Supervisors David Emert, Jerry Townsend, Pattie Cooper-Jones, and Odessa Pride, Ed.D.; Vice Chair Cannon Watson; Supervisors Bill Jenkins and Llew Gilliam. Tagged as:
NextEra Energy and Dominion Energy announced an enhanced benefits package for their proposed merger, aimed at delivering customer relief and positioning Virginia as a global energy leader. The package includes four years of residential bill credits, doubled from the original two-year offer, and $100 million in additional low-income assistance through 2038. The companies pledged to create 1,000 new direct jobs in Virginia and build a shareholder-funded co-headquarters tower in downtown Richmond. They committed to maintaining current employee headcount levels for five years and establishing a $100 million workforce development fund. The package protects customers from merger costs and supports efforts to shield residential and business customers from data centre-related expenses. The companies will accelerate solar and battery storage development whilst preserving the Dominion Energy Virginia name and local leadership.
Virginia OKs $98M electricity project for Eli Lilly property in Goochland. Virginia has OK'd Dominion Energy's plans to construct transmission lines and substation to feed drugmaker Eli Lilly's new project in Goochland County. * ERIC KOLENICH Richmond Times-Dispatch * 5 hrs ago * 0 Virginia officials have approved construction of an electricity substation and a 7-mile power line to service the campus of drug maker Eli Lilly and Co. in eastern Goochland County. Eric Kolenich (804) 649-6109 Get the latest local business news delivered FREE to your inbox weekly. Related to this story. Dominion Energy's forecasts for fuel and purchased power costs have been falling short for years, even as its Virginia customer bills keep rising.