Instructor Training SRO Licensed - LOT Training

About the role

The South Texas Project Electric Generating Station seeks an individual to develop and implement training programs in accordance with the Systematic Approach to Training and relevant procedures. This role also involves assisting in the evaluation of training programs and trainees, implementing classroom and simulator training, and working with line personnel to understand and analyze performance needs.

Responsibilities

• Participates in all phases of training program administration, including analysis, design, development, implementation, and evaluation.
• Conducts assigned training, including simulator training.
• Schedules training programs to support station needs.
• Schedules classrooms and personnel to attend class.
• Implements training per the approved work plan and budget.
• Evaluates the performance of personnel in classroom, simulator, and in-plant training.
• Affords assistance in the evaluation of trainees and training programs to identify areas for improvement.
• Participates in developmental opportunities and corrective actions to continually improve job performance and skills.
• Conducts periodic comprehensive training program content and processes assessments and audits.
• Conducts industry benchmarking, peer self-assessments, and industry working group participation, providing improvement recommendations based on lessons learned.
• Maintains qualification by completing requalification and instructor training.
• Develops, prepares, revises lesson plans, and reference material to support training.

Requirements

• High School/GED or equivalent (Required)
• 4 years of power plant experience in an operations or operations support role, of which 3 must be nuclear power plant experience (Required)
• 30 hours of college credit in an engineering discipline equals one year of experience (Optional)
• Instructor SRO Certification (Optional)
• Instructor SRO Certification (Optional)
• Instructor SRO License (Optional)

Qualifications

• Ability to use algebra and trigonometry to solve thermodynamic and fluid flow equations.
• Ability to operate and/or maintain plant or mock-up equipment.
• Ability to perform related discipline activities in the station in support of work and training assignments.
• Ability to facilitate classroom and skills instruction and evaluation in knowledge and skills associated with the specific discipline.

Special Skills, Knowledge And Qualifications

• Ability to use algebra and trigonometry to solve thermodynamic and fluid flow equations.
• Ability to operate and/or maintain plant or mock-up equipment.
• Ability to perform related discipline activities in the station in support of work and training assignments.
• Ability to facilitate classroom and skills instruction and evaluation in knowledge and skills associated with the specific discipline.

Environmental & Physical Requirements

• Ability to don appropriate Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) for the defined role.
• Subject to crouching, stooping, bending, twisting and/or lifting up to 30+ lbs.
• Ascending/descending stairs.
• Ascending, descending, traversing ladders, scaffolds, stairs.
• Working in confined spaces.
• Moving safely over uneven or slippery terrain.
• Working in proximity to loud equipment and possible inclement weather/temperature conditions.

Working Conditions

• Overtime and alternate work schedules as needed.
• Subject to callouts twenty-four hours per day seven days per week.
• Travel may be required.
• Some plant tours and the hazards associated with each.

Work Location

Site – Due to the nature of the work, this position requires work to be performed in the field and/or at the work site.