Equipment Reliability Coordinator (Nuc)

About the role

Provides focused coordination of the activities and information necessary for high levels of equipment reliability resulting from effective identification, decision making, prioritization, and resource allocation. Communicate and reinforce the Zero Tolerance expectation on an ongoing basis to management and employees to develop an understanding of the concept, definitions, and responsibilities at each level in the organization. Focuses on improving nuclear power plant operations and maintenance of plant facilities and mechanical equipment, including activities such as trend analyses of component failures.

Work Place Flexibility: Onsite. Primary Location: Louisiana - St. Francisville. Legal Entity: Entergy Operations, Inc.-EOI. Job Function: Engineering. FLSA Status: Professional. Relocation Option: No. Union description/code: NON BARGAINING UNIT. Number of Openings: 1. Travel Percentage: Up to 25%.

Responsibilities

• Works effectively with the Management Team in setting priorities, allocating resources, and driving to the Zero Tolerance Philosophy of EN-PL-161.
• Facilitates Plant Health Committee Meetings, including agenda, recommendations, and action tracking.
• Coordinates the prioritization of unit reliability issues.
• Ensures the Site Integrated Planning Database is updated.
• Develops and maintains the Unit Commitment List (on-line and Outage).
• Facilitates input to the MPRC Subcommittee as defined in EN-DC-112.
• Implements the Top Ten Equipment Reliability Process.
• Performs periodic reviews of previous operating cycle forced loss rate/lost generation and critical component failures to address the common cause(s) and actions to prevent a recurrence.
• Works with management to identify and address performance deficiencies.
• Recommends and implements actions to improve equipment reliability.
• Maintains applicable equipment reliability site performance indicators and provides periodic reports and data to site management and corporate.
• Participates in a fleet Equipment Reliability Working Group as well as applicable industry equipment reliability forums.
• Performs field observations of personnel to reinforce standards and expectations and identify gaps in performance.
• Fills in as First-Line Supervisor as needed.
• Serves on outage engineering support teams as assigned.
• Attends training and maintains qualifications necessary to perform required functions (including Supervisory and MARC).

Requirements

• Education: B.S. Degree in Engineering or another closely related scientific discipline / physical science generally associated with power plant operations or Equivalent Experience (defined as demonstrated success at the Coordinator/Engineer/Technical Specialist level).
• Experience: 4 years of experience in nuclear power design, operations, or equivalent, depending upon engineering level.
• Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities: Good to excellent communication skills and experience/proficiency in PC use and applications.
• Certificates/Licenses (Desired): SRO license or certification on a PWR or BWR, Professional Engineering license.