Nuclear Facilities Engineer 1/2
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We must output only HTML fragment.
Let's extract content.
About the role: maybe a brief intro: "Put your engineering talents to good use by joining our world-class engineering team in the CMR AND RLUOB Group as part of the Plutonium Facilities Engineering Division (PFE-DO) at Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL)! We are looking for exceptional engineers to join our organization. Our workforce thrives in an environment that values creativity and problem solving, where every idea and perspective is welcomed. This is your chance to make a real difference while working on important systems directly impacting national security."
That's prose.
Responsibilities: list duties from "What You Will Do" and details.
We have two levels: NFE1 and NFE2 responsibilities. Could combine.
Responsibilities list:
- Serve as subject matter expert (SME) for nuclear facility electrical, mechanical, and structural engineering matters, including all aspects of electrical safety, HVAC, power quality, fluid/utility systems, power monitoring, critical power reliability/redundancy issues, renovating rooms, modifying buildings and structural members, and developing new structures within and around the plutonium facility.
- Perform engineering studies including short circuit, device coordination, equipment sizing, exterior lighting, fault current, arc flash for both medium and low voltage equipment, demolition, installation, upgrades, and repairs.
- Become familiar with pressure safety, leak testing requirements, piping supports, flow requirements, installing equipment on housekeeping pads or skids with the use of post-installed anchors, design cranes and crane girders/support structures, canopies, equipment support stands, piping/conduit supports, wall/floor/ceiling penetrations, and concrete slabs.
- (For NFE2) Work alongside junior and senior engineers (e.g., fire protection, structural, mechanical, and electrical) and other peers in team settings to complete collaborative full-system design solutions through mentoring and leadership.
We could keep as bullet list.
Requirements: Minimum Job Requirements (awareness of ...) plus Education/Experience lower level, plus Additional Job Requirements for higher level, plus Education/Experience higher level.
We need to preserve all specifics.
Let's list:
Minimum Job Requirements:
- Awareness of nuclear facility engineering in one or more of the following: nuclear criticality safety analysis, safety basis, system engineer, project engineer, or design engineer.
- Awareness of nuclear facility engineering work planning and control methods.
- Awareness of engineering work, planning, construction, control methods, and project/process engineering/management practices.
- Awareness of industry, regulatory, or national codes and standards, engineering principles and procedures, design guides, appropriate standards, and administrative practices.
Additional Job Requirements for higher level title:
- Knowledge of nuclear facility engineering in one or more of the following: nuclear criticality safety analysis, safety basis, system engineer, project engineer, or design engineer.
- Knowledge of nuclear facility engineering work planning and control methods.
- Knowledge of engineering work, planning, construction, control methods, and project/process engineering/management practices.
- Knowledge of and experience applying industry, regulatory, or national codes and standards including IBC, NEC, IEEE, NFPA 70E, IMC, IEBC, ASME, AISC 360, ACI 318, ASCE 7, engineering principles and procedures, design guides, appropriate standards, and administrative practices.
Education/Experience at lower level:
- Bachelor's Degree in Engineering from an accredited college or university and 2 years of practical work experience necessary to perform the responsibilities outlined above.
- Candidates that meet the degree requirement, but who do not meet the two-year experience requirement, are encouraged to apply and may be considered for hire through an allowable variance.
Education/Experience at higher level:
- Bachelor's Degree in Engineering from an accredited college or university and a minimum of 3 years of practical work experience necessary to perform the responsibilities outlined above.
- Advanced engineering or technical degree is highly desired.
We could combine.
Qualifications: Desired Qualifications:
- Awareness of engineering maintenance techniques and construction methodologies.
- Awareness of relevant Laboratory procedures, standards, and guides.
- Familiarity with LANL engineering processes and procedures.
- Current registration as an Engineer-in-Training (EIT) and/or Professional Engineering certification.
Essential Job Functions (can perform with or without reasonable accommodation): list physical demands and work environments. Could be under Requirements or Qualifications? Probably Requirements.
But we already have Requirements; we could add a subsection? However we must not create extra headings unless content. Could include under Requirements as list.
But we already have many items; maybe we put Essential Job Functions under Requirements as a list.
Skills: Not explicitly separate; we could omit Skills section.
Benefits: list as given.
Pay: salary ranges.
Schedule: work schedule details.
We must not include boilerplate like "Note to Applicants", "Where You Will Work", "Additional Details", "Directive 206.2", "Clearance", etc. Those are legal/boilerplate; remove.
Also remove "Work Location", "Position commitment", etc. Those are maybe not boilerplate but could be considered substantive? The instruction says remove cookie/navigation/legal/EEO/equal-opportunity/scam-warning boilerplate, duplicated lines, and application instructions. Work Location and Position commitment might be considered substantive? Not sure. The instruction: "Prefer a few substantive sections over many thin ones." Might be okay to include Work Location and Position commitment under a section like "Details". But we have no heading for Details. Could incorporate into Requirements or Benefits? Probably better to keep as a separate section "Details" but not listed as allowed headings. Allowed headings: About the role, Responsibilities, Requirements, Qualifications, Skills, Benefits, Pay, Schedule. So we should fit everything into those.
Thus Work Location and Position commitment could go under Requirements or Qualifications? Might be considered part of Requirements (job requirements). Position commitment maybe under Requirements. Work location maybe under Requirements as well.
We'll include them under Requirements.
Now craft HTML.
We'll start with
About the role
...intro...
Then Responsibilities
- ... each duty...
Then Requirements
- ... combine all requirement items.
Then Qualifications
- ... desired qualifications.
Then Benefits
- ... benefits list.
Then Pay
... salary ranges.
Then Schedule
... schedule details.
Make sure not to include any empty sections.
Now write content precisely.
About the role prose: combine sentences.
Let's craft:
Put your engineering talents to good use by joining our world-class engineering team in the CMR AND RLUOB Group as part of the Plutonium Facilities Engineering Division (PFE-DO) at Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL)! We are looking for exceptional engineers to join our organization. Our workforce thrives in an environment that values creativity and problem solving, where every idea and perspective is welcomed. This is your chance to make a real difference while working on important systems directly impacting national security.
Responsibilities list:
- Serve as the subject matter expert (SME) for nuclear facility electrical, mechanical, and structural engineering matters, including all aspects of electrical safety, HVAC, power quality, fluid/utility systems, power monitoring, critical power reliability/redundancy issues, renovating rooms, modifying buildings and structural members, and developing new structures within and around the plutonium facility.
- Perform engineering studies including short circuit, device coordination, equipment sizing, exterior lighting, fault current, arc flash for both medium and low voltage equipment, demolition, installation, upgrades, and repairs.
- Become familiar with pressure safety, leak testing requirements, piping supports, flow requirements, installing equipment on housekeeping pads or skids with the use of post-installed anchors, design cranes and crane girders/support structures, canopies, equipment support stands, piping/conduit supports, wall/floor/ceiling penetrations, and concrete slabs.
- Work alongside junior and senior engineers (e.g., fire protection, structural, mechanical, and electrical) and other peers in team settings to complete collaborative full-system design solutions through mentoring and leadership (applicable to the Nuclear Facilities Engineer 2 level).
Requirements list: combine.
Let's list each bullet.
Minimum Job Requirements:
- Awareness of nuclear facility engineering in one or more of the following: nuclear criticality safety analysis, safety basis, system engineer, project engineer, or design engineer.
- Awareness of nuclear facility engineering work planning and control methods.
- Awareness of engineering work, planning, construction, control methods, and project/process engineering/management practices.
- Awareness of industry, regulatory, or national codes and standards, engineering principles and procedures, design guides, appropriate standards, and administrative practices.
Additional Job Requirements for higher level title:
- Knowledge of nuclear facility engineering in one or more of the following: nuclear criticality safety analysis, safety basis, system engineer, project engineer, or design engineer.
- Knowledge of nuclear facility engineering work planning and control methods.
- Knowledge of engineering work, planning, construction, control methods, and project/process engineering/management practices.
- Knowledge of and experience applying industry, regulatory, or national codes and standards including IBC, NEC, IEEE, NFPA 70E, IMC, IEBC, ASME, AISC 360, ACI 318, ASCE 7, engineering principles and procedures, design guides, appropriate standards, and administrative practices.
Education/Experience:
- Lower level: Bachelor's Degree in Engineering from an accredited college or university and 2 years of practical work experience necessary to perform the responsibilities outlined above. Candidates that meet the degree requirement but lack the two-year experience may be considered for hire through an allowable variance.
- Higher level: Bachelor's Degree in Engineering from an accredited college or university and a minimum of 3 years of practical work experience necessary to perform the responsibilities outlined above; an advanced engineering or technical degree is highly desired.
Essential Job Functions (can perform with or without reasonable accommodation):
- General Physical Mobility: standing, walking, climbing stairs, bending.
- Specific Physical Mobility: use of both hands, use of both arms, use of both legs, use of both feet, carry/lift up to 20 pounds.
- Work Environments: work in a noisy environment, work near sources of ionizing and non-ionizing radiation, work near machinery with moving parts, working overtime or an irregular schedule.
We could include Essential Job Functions under Requirements as well.
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for prose. We must output only HTML fragment. Let's extract content. About the role: maybe a brief intro: "Put your engineering talents to good use by joining our world-class engineering team in the CMR AND RLUOB Group as part of the Plutonium Facilities Engineering Division (PFE-DO) at Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL)! We are looking for exceptional engineers to join our organization. Our workforce thrives in an environment that values creativity and problem solving, where every idea and perspective is welcomed. This is your chance to make a real difference while working on important systems directly impacting national security." That's prose. Responsibilities: list duties from "What You Will Do" and details. We have two levels: NFE1 and NFE2 responsibilities. Could combine. Responsibilities list: - Serve as subject matter expert (SME) for nuclear facility electrical, mechanical, and structural engineering matters, including all aspects of electrical safety, HVAC, power quality, fluid/utility systems, power monitoring, critical power reliability/redundancy issues, renovating rooms, modifying buildings and structural members, and developing new structures within and around the plutonium facility. - Perform engineering studies including short circuit, device coordination, equipment sizing, exterior lighting, fault current, arc flash for both medium and low voltage equipment, demolition, installation, upgrades, and repairs. - Become familiar with pressure safety, leak testing requirements, piping supports, flow requirements, installing equipment on housekeeping pads or skids with the use of post-installed anchors, design cranes and crane girders/support structures, canopies, equipment support stands, piping/conduit supports, wall/floor/ceiling penetrations, and concrete slabs. - (For NFE2) Work alongside junior and senior engineers (e.g., fire protection, structural, mechanical, and electrical) and other peers in team settings to complete collaborative full-system design solutions through mentoring and leadership. We could keep as bullet list. Requirements: Minimum Job Requirements (awareness of ...) plus Education/Experience lower level, plus Additional Job Requirements for higher level, plus Education/Experience higher level. We need to preserve all specifics. Let's list: Minimum Job Requirements: - Awareness of nuclear facility engineering in one or more of the following: nuclear criticality safety analysis, safety basis, system engineer, project engineer, or design engineer. - Awareness of nuclear facility engineering work planning and control methods. - Awareness of engineering work, planning, construction, control methods, and project/process engineering/management practices. - Awareness of industry, regulatory, or national codes and standards, engineering principles and procedures, design guides, appropriate standards, and administrative practices. Additional Job Requirements for higher level title: - Knowledge of nuclear facility engineering in one or more of the following: nuclear criticality safety analysis, safety basis, system engineer, project engineer, or design engineer. - Knowledge of nuclear facility engineering work planning and control methods. - Knowledge of engineering work, planning, construction, control methods, and project/process engineering/management practices. - Knowledge of and experience applying industry, regulatory, or national codes and standards including IBC, NEC, IEEE, NFPA 70E, IMC, IEBC, ASME, AISC 360, ACI 318, ASCE 7, engineering principles and procedures, design guides, appropriate standards, and administrative practices. Education/Experience at lower level: - Bachelor's Degree in Engineering from an accredited college or university and 2 years of practical work experience necessary to perform the responsibilities outlined above. - Candidates that meet the degree requirement, but who do not meet the two-year experience requirement, are encouraged to apply and may be considered for hire through an allowable variance. Education/Experience at higher level: - Bachelor's Degree in Engineering from an accredited college or university and a minimum of 3 years of practical work experience necessary to perform the responsibilities outlined above. - Advanced engineering or technical degree is highly desired. We could combine. Qualifications: Desired Qualifications: - Awareness of engineering maintenance techniques and construction methodologies. - Awareness of relevant Laboratory procedures, standards, and guides. - Familiarity with LANL engineering processes and procedures. - Current registration as an Engineer-in-Training (EIT) and/or Professional Engineering certification. Essential Job Functions (can perform with or without reasonable accommodation): list physical demands and work environments. Could be under Requirements or Qualifications? Probably Requirements. But we already have Requirements; we could add a subsection? However we must not create extra headings unless content. Could include under Requirements as list. But we already have many items; maybe we put Essential Job Functions under Requirements as a list. Skills: Not explicitly separate; we could omit Skills section. Benefits: list as given. Pay: salary ranges. Schedule: work schedule details. We must not include boilerplate like "Note to Applicants", "Where You Will Work", "Additional Details", "Directive 206.2", "Clearance", etc. Those are legal/boilerplate; remove. Also remove "Work Location", "Position commitment", etc. Those are maybe not boilerplate but could be considered substantive? The instruction says remove cookie/navigation/legal/EEO/equal-opportunity/scam-warning boilerplate, duplicated lines, and application instructions. Work Location and Position commitment might be considered substantive? Not sure. The instruction: "Prefer a few substantive sections over many thin ones." Might be okay to include Work Location and Position commitment under a section like "Details". But we have no heading for Details. Could incorporate into Requirements or Benefits? Probably better to keep as a separate section "Details" but not listed as allowed headings. Allowed headings: About the role, Responsibilities, Requirements, Qualifications, Skills, Benefits, Pay, Schedule. So we should fit everything into those. Thus Work Location and Position commitment could go under Requirements or Qualifications? Might be considered part of Requirements (job requirements). Position commitment maybe under Requirements. Work location maybe under Requirements as well. We'll include them under Requirements. Now craft HTML. We'll start with
About the role
...intro...
ThenResponsibilities
- ... each duty...
Requirements
- ... combine all requirement items.
Qualifications
- ... desired qualifications.
Benefits
- ... benefits list.
Pay
... salary ranges.
ThenSchedule
... schedule details.
Make sure not to include any empty sections. Now write content precisely. About the role prose: combine sentences. Let's craft:Put your engineering talents to good use by joining our world-class engineering team in the CMR AND RLUOB Group as part of the Plutonium Facilities Engineering Division (PFE-DO) at Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL)! We are looking for exceptional engineers to join our organization. Our workforce thrives in an environment that values creativity and problem solving, where every idea and perspective is welcomed. This is your chance to make a real difference while working on important systems directly impacting national security.
Responsibilities list: - Serve as the subject matter expert (SME) for nuclear facility electrical, mechanical, and structural engineering matters, including all aspects of electrical safety, HVAC, power quality, fluid/utility systems, power monitoring, critical power reliability/redundancy issues, renovating rooms, modifying buildings and structural members, and developing new structures within and around the plutonium facility. - Perform engineering studies including short circuit, device coordination, equipment sizing, exterior lighting, fault current, arc flash for both medium and low voltage equipment, demolition, installation, upgrades, and repairs. - Become familiar with pressure safety, leak testing requirements, piping supports, flow requirements, installing equipment on housekeeping pads or skids with the use of post-installed anchors, design cranes and crane girders/support structures, canopies, equipment support stands, piping/conduit supports, wall/floor/ceiling penetrations, and concrete slabs. - Work alongside junior and senior engineers (e.g., fire protection, structural, mechanical, and electrical) and other peers in team settings to complete collaborative full-system design solutions through mentoring and leadership (applicable to the Nuclear Facilities Engineer 2 level). Requirements list: combine. Let's list each bullet. Minimum Job Requirements: - Awareness of nuclear facility engineering in one or more of the following: nuclear criticality safety analysis, safety basis, system engineer, project engineer, or design engineer. - Awareness of nuclear facility engineering work planning and control methods. - Awareness of engineering work, planning, construction, control methods, and project/process engineering/management practices. - Awareness of industry, regulatory, or national codes and standards, engineering principles and procedures, design guides, appropriate standards, and administrative practices. Additional Job Requirements for higher level title: - Knowledge of nuclear facility engineering in one or more of the following: nuclear criticality safety analysis, safety basis, system engineer, project engineer, or design engineer. - Knowledge of nuclear facility engineering work planning and control methods. - Knowledge of engineering work, planning, construction, control methods, and project/process engineering/management practices. - Knowledge of and experience applying industry, regulatory, or national codes and standards including IBC, NEC, IEEE, NFPA 70E, IMC, IEBC, ASME, AISC 360, ACI 318, ASCE 7, engineering principles and procedures, design guides, appropriate standards, and administrative practices. Education/Experience: - Lower level: Bachelor's Degree in Engineering from an accredited college or university and 2 years of practical work experience necessary to perform the responsibilities outlined above. Candidates that meet the degree requirement but lack the two-year experience may be considered for hire through an allowable variance. - Higher level: Bachelor's Degree in Engineering from an accredited college or university and a minimum of 3 years of practical work experience necessary to perform the responsibilities outlined above; an advanced engineering or technical degree is highly desired. Essential Job Functions (can perform with or without reasonable accommodation): - General Physical Mobility: standing, walking, climbing stairs, bending. - Specific Physical Mobility: use of both hands, use of both arms, use of both legs, use of both feet, carry/lift up to 20 pounds. - Work Environments: work in a noisy environment, work near sources of ionizing and non-ionizing radiation, work near machinery with moving parts, working overtime or an irregular schedule. We could include Essential Job Functions under Requirements as well. Qualifications list (