Entry Level Reactor/Refueling Operations Engineer - (12898)
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Bechtel Marine Propulsion Corp
Entry Level Reactor/Refueling Operations Engineer - (12898)
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Job Title
Entry Level Reactor/Refueling Operations Engineer
Job Classification
Salary/Exempt
Organizational Unit
BMPC ->Bettis ->MTS - Moored Training Ship
Location
Charleston - Goose Creek, SC 29445 US (Primary)
Category
Engineering/Science
Career Level
Entry Level
Education
Bachelor''s Degree
Job Type
Full-time
Job Description
The Reactor/Refueling Operations Engineer position is an entry-level position that combines technical skills with people skills. This position is not a desk job. You will spend most of your time working with naval students in a one-on-one training environment. We are looking for the engineer who is intelligent, outgoing, and is interested in a leadership position.
The Reactor/Refueling Operations Engineer will complete technical training and plant or refueling qualification responsibilities as applicable in an expeditious manner. Upon initial qualification, continue advanced technical training and refueling or plant qualification responsibilities in an expeditious manner.
Candidates for this position are needed throughout the year, approximatelyl three candiates every two months. The initial assignment is a rigorous 15-month training program. The first six months consists of 675 formal classroom hours plus mandatory homework and exams, conducted by Navy instructors at the Naval Nuclear Power School in Charleston, South Carolina. The subjects include Mathematics, Electrical Engineering, Radiological Fundamentals, Heat Tansfer and Fluid Flow, Chemistry, Materials, Physics, Reactor Dynamics and Reactor Plant Operations. Successful completion of Nuclear Power School is required to continue in the Reactor/Refueling Operations Engineer training program. The remaining nine months consists of on-the-job training, that includes some classroom and seminar-type instructions, at the Moored Training Ship Site in Charleston, South Carolina. During the on-the-job training, candidates qualify at the various watch stations associated with operation of a nuclear propulsion plant. Under the Navy Shift Engineer''s direction, the qualified Reactor/Refueling Operations Engineer is then responsible for training naval personnel prior to their assignment as crew members of the nuclear submarines and surfact ships of hte U. S .fleet.
The Reactor/Refueling Operations Engineer
instructs Naval and Civilian personnel on both theoretical and operational aspects of nuclear plant operation,
advises on trainee progress and qualification,
certifies adequate knowledge level has been attained as applicable,
directs personnel during refueling operations as applicable.
Upon completing advanced qualifications, the Reactor/Refueling Operations Engineer will continue as the senior monitor assigned for both training on and the operation of a nuclear power plant or nuclear materials handling and all interrelated systems to ensure safe and efficient operation, or refueling operations in direct support of the Chief Refueling Engineer (CRE).
Required Skills
BS Degree in Nuclear Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Materials Engineering, Engineering Physics, or Radiation Health Engineering required.
Strong academic record, minimum 3.5 grade point average
Leadership abilities
Strong communication skills
Ability to work a rotational shift assignment
U. S. Citizen
Ability to obtain U. S.Department of Energy security clearance
Preferred Skills
Grade point average of 3.6 or better in overall, technical, and major areas.
About Us
Bettis Laboratory and Knolls Atomic Power Laboratory are operated for the Department of Energy by Bechtel Marine Propulsion Corporation. The Bettis and KAPL Laboratories, located in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and Niskayuna, New York, respectively, develop naval nuclear propulsion systems. Our team of over 6,000 people design the world's most technologically advanced reactor plants and systems, and we support the U.S. fleet of nuclear-powered ships. The Laboratories train enlisted and officer propulsion plant operators at the Charleston, SC and West Milton, NY facilities and operate a one-of-a-kind reactor core examination facility in Idaho Falls, ID.
All candidates must be U.S. citizens. Applicants selected will be subject to a Federal background investigation and must meet eligibility requirements for access to classified matter.
BMPC is an Equal Opportunity Employer Committed to Workforce Diversity
EOE Minorities/Women/Disabled/Veterans
Top of PageEstimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
Bechtel Marine Propulsion Corp
Entry Level Reactor/Refueling Operations Engineer - (12898)
This details all the information about the job posting.
Job Title
Entry Level Reactor/Refueling Operations Engineer
Job Classification
Salary/Exempt
Organizational Unit
BMPC ->Bettis ->MTS - Moored Training Ship
Location
Charleston - Goose Creek, SC 29445 US (Primary)
Category
Engineering/Science
Career Level
Entry Level
Education
Bachelor''s Degree
Job Type
Full-time
Job Description
The Reactor/Refueling Operations Engineer position is an entry-level position that combines technical skills with people skills. This position is not a desk job. You will spend most of your time working with naval students in a one-on-one training environment. We are looking for the engineer who is intelligent, outgoing, and is interested in a leadership position.
The Reactor/Refueling Operations Engineer will complete technical training and plant or refueling qualification responsibilities as applicable in an expeditious manner. Upon initial qualification, continue advanced technical training and refueling or plant qualification responsibilities in an expeditious manner.
Candidates for this position are needed throughout the year, approximatelyl three candiates every two months. The initial assignment is a rigorous 15-month training program. The first six months consists of 675 formal classroom hours plus mandatory homework and exams, conducted by Navy instructors at the Naval Nuclear Power School in Charleston, South Carolina. The subjects include Mathematics, Electrical Engineering, Radiological Fundamentals, Heat Tansfer and Fluid Flow, Chemistry, Materials, Physics, Reactor Dynamics and Reactor Plant Operations. Successful completion of Nuclear Power School is required to continue in the Reactor/Refueling Operations Engineer training program. The remaining nine months consists of on-the-job training, that includes some classroom and seminar-type instructions, at the Moored Training Ship Site in Charleston, South Carolina. During the on-the-job training, candidates qualify at the various watch stations associated with operation of a nuclear propulsion plant. Under the Navy Shift Engineer''s direction, the qualified Reactor/Refueling Operations Engineer is then responsible for training naval personnel prior to their assignment as crew members of the nuclear submarines and surfact ships of hte U. S .fleet.
The Reactor/Refueling Operations Engineer
instructs Naval and Civilian personnel on both theoretical and operational aspects of nuclear plant operation,
advises on trainee progress and qualification,
certifies adequate knowledge level has been attained as applicable,
directs personnel during refueling operations as applicable.
Upon completing advanced qualifications, the Reactor/Refueling Operations Engineer will continue as the senior monitor assigned for both training on and the operation of a nuclear power plant or nuclear materials handling and all interrelated systems to ensure safe and efficient operation, or refueling operations in direct support of the Chief Refueling Engineer (CRE).
Required Skills
BS Degree in Nuclear Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Materials Engineering, Engineering Physics, or Radiation Health Engineering required.
Strong academic record, minimum 3.5 grade point average
Leadership abilities
Strong communication skills
Ability to work a rotational shift assignment
U. S. Citizen
Ability to obtain U. S.Department of Energy security clearance
Preferred Skills
Grade point average of 3.6 or better in overall, technical, and major areas.
About Us
Bettis Laboratory and Knolls Atomic Power Laboratory are operated for the Department of Energy by Bechtel Marine Propulsion Corporation. The Bettis and KAPL Laboratories, located in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and Niskayuna, New York, respectively, develop naval nuclear propulsion systems. Our team of over 6,000 people design the world's most technologically advanced reactor plants and systems, and we support the U.S. fleet of nuclear-powered ships. The Laboratories train enlisted and officer propulsion plant operators at the Charleston, SC and West Milton, NY facilities and operate a one-of-a-kind reactor core examination facility in Idaho Falls, ID.
All candidates must be U.S. citizens. Applicants selected will be subject to a Federal background investigation and must meet eligibility requirements for access to classified matter.
BMPC is an Equal Opportunity Employer Committed to Workforce Diversity
EOE Minorities/Women/Disabled/Veterans
Top of PageEstimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
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