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Control Room Operator-Nuclear Dominion Energy Location: Virginia Category: Opera
Electricenergyonline, Richmond, Virginia, United States, 23214
Job Summary
The Operations department at the Surry Nuclear Power Station, located in the Tidewater, VA area, is currently searching for non-licensed Nuclear Control Room Operator candidates.
Non‑licensed Operators operate the turbine generator and reactor support systems while gaining the requisite knowledge and experience to become licensed Reactor Operators. This role ensures that primary and secondary plant equipment operates properly by executing operational surveillance procedures, surveying and recording readings on equipment, and implementing prescribed operational procedures.
This role works a rotating 12‑hour shift.
Job Duties
Locally operate the turbine generator and reactor support systems while gaining the requisite knowledge and experience to become licensed Reactor Operators
Monitor and control equipment and associated systems
Perform minor maintenance
Execute operational surveillance procedures to ensure that equipment and systems are functioning safely
Survey and record readings on plant equipment to detect any potential problems
Assist in coordinating maintenance and surveillance activities
Hang and remove plant safety tags
Assist in refueling operations
Assist in preparing, transferring, loading, and unloading nuclear fuel elements
Assist in development and implementation of training programs
Provide relief for other positions as required and work without assistance in job areas where sufficient knowledge and training are present
Participate in on‑the‑job training
Those with the potential, desire and proven performance may be promoted to positions of increased responsibility and leadership. Dominion's Surry Power Station is a great place to build a career as a Control Room Operator!
This position is represented by the Bargaining Agreement between Dominion and the Local Union 50 of the IBEW.
Military service members and veterans with ranks from E5‑E9, W1‑CW5, or O3‑O6, plus appropriate equivalent combination of education and years of experience as outlined are highly encouraged to apply.
No relocation assistance will be provided.
Maybe a member of the Emergency Response Organization.
Required Knowledge, Skills, Abilities & Experience The ideal Nuclear Control Room Operator candidate will possess the following:
Required Qualifications Successfully completed the Naval Nuclear Propulsion training program and possess a minimum of 4 years hands‑on experience in the field/fleet in one of the following disciplines; EM, MM, ET or ELT.
OR Completed a similar Non‑Licensed Operator training program at another commercial nuclear station and possess a minimum of 4 years of directly related experience.
OR Have or have held an RO or SRO license at a nuclear facility.
OR Possess a BS degree in Engineering (Mechanical, Electrical or Nuclear Engineering preferred) and 1 year of power plant experience.
Other Qualifications
BS degree in Engineering a plus
High knowledge of Math
Strong mechanical aptitude and ability to troubleshoot assigned systems and equipment
The ability to operate various equipment and maintenance tools
Willingness to study and learn while on and off the job
Excellent reasoning ability
Good verbal and written communication skills
Ability to work with minimal supervision
Must be a self‑starter with the ability to quickly diagnose equipment issues
Ability to interface well with peers and supervisors
Must possess leadership qualities
Must have a positive attitude
Required: Successful completion of Algebra II (candidates who are selected for an offer must provide documentation)
Education Requirements Required: High School Graduate/GED
Required: Successful completion of Algebra II (candidates who are selected for an offer must provide documentation)
Preferred: Bachelor degree in Engineering (Mechanical, Electrical, Nuclear) or Nuclear Engineering Technology
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Non‑licensed Operators operate the turbine generator and reactor support systems while gaining the requisite knowledge and experience to become licensed Reactor Operators. This role ensures that primary and secondary plant equipment operates properly by executing operational surveillance procedures, surveying and recording readings on equipment, and implementing prescribed operational procedures.
This role works a rotating 12‑hour shift.
Job Duties
Locally operate the turbine generator and reactor support systems while gaining the requisite knowledge and experience to become licensed Reactor Operators
Monitor and control equipment and associated systems
Perform minor maintenance
Execute operational surveillance procedures to ensure that equipment and systems are functioning safely
Survey and record readings on plant equipment to detect any potential problems
Assist in coordinating maintenance and surveillance activities
Hang and remove plant safety tags
Assist in refueling operations
Assist in preparing, transferring, loading, and unloading nuclear fuel elements
Assist in development and implementation of training programs
Provide relief for other positions as required and work without assistance in job areas where sufficient knowledge and training are present
Participate in on‑the‑job training
Those with the potential, desire and proven performance may be promoted to positions of increased responsibility and leadership. Dominion's Surry Power Station is a great place to build a career as a Control Room Operator!
This position is represented by the Bargaining Agreement between Dominion and the Local Union 50 of the IBEW.
Military service members and veterans with ranks from E5‑E9, W1‑CW5, or O3‑O6, plus appropriate equivalent combination of education and years of experience as outlined are highly encouraged to apply.
No relocation assistance will be provided.
Maybe a member of the Emergency Response Organization.
Required Knowledge, Skills, Abilities & Experience The ideal Nuclear Control Room Operator candidate will possess the following:
Required Qualifications Successfully completed the Naval Nuclear Propulsion training program and possess a minimum of 4 years hands‑on experience in the field/fleet in one of the following disciplines; EM, MM, ET or ELT.
OR Completed a similar Non‑Licensed Operator training program at another commercial nuclear station and possess a minimum of 4 years of directly related experience.
OR Have or have held an RO or SRO license at a nuclear facility.
OR Possess a BS degree in Engineering (Mechanical, Electrical or Nuclear Engineering preferred) and 1 year of power plant experience.
Other Qualifications
BS degree in Engineering a plus
High knowledge of Math
Strong mechanical aptitude and ability to troubleshoot assigned systems and equipment
The ability to operate various equipment and maintenance tools
Willingness to study and learn while on and off the job
Excellent reasoning ability
Good verbal and written communication skills
Ability to work with minimal supervision
Must be a self‑starter with the ability to quickly diagnose equipment issues
Ability to interface well with peers and supervisors
Must possess leadership qualities
Must have a positive attitude
Required: Successful completion of Algebra II (candidates who are selected for an offer must provide documentation)
Education Requirements Required: High School Graduate/GED
Required: Successful completion of Algebra II (candidates who are selected for an offer must provide documentation)
Preferred: Bachelor degree in Engineering (Mechanical, Electrical, Nuclear) or Nuclear Engineering Technology
Read the full posting.
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