Supt, Fleet Refueling Services

Provides governance and oversight of Refueling Services readiness and implementation projects at Entergy Nuclear plants in accordance with regulatory requirements, company policies, and procedures.

Responsibilities

• Ensure Fleet Refueling Services standards of conduct are executed and adhered to.
• Provide governance and oversight of site Senior Project Managers and Supervisors for timely and quality completion of readiness/critique procedures.
• Attend Daily Fleet Outage Services/POD calls and report-out on applicable condition reports/corrective actions for respective sites.
• Attend all Refueling Services outage readiness meetings for respective sites/projects.
• Perform online and outage observations of Refueling Services leadership and ensure standards are being upheld. Promote Safe, Error-Free, Quality.
• Manage resources to support staffing of Refueling services online/pre-outage and outage scope, including Dry Fuel Storage.
• Review contracts, budget (online/outage), and load boards with the Site RF Project Manager and Finance IAW outage milestones and long-range plans.
• Review Vendor performance and assist in driving performance improvement initiatives for respective sites.
• Identify risks and gaps with Senior Project Managers. Ensure adequate and timely actions are developed and completed in accordance with their associated due dates.
• Standardize processes, procedures, and equipment/tooling as applicable across respective sites and facilitate change management through Senior Project Managers.
• Attend Reactor Services industry working groups and owners’ groups meetings and provide best practices and lessons learned to stations to incorporate into outage readiness and execution.
• Develop and mentor Senior Project Managers and Supervisors at respective site level.
• Serve as people leader for Fleet Outage Services.
• Act as single point of contact between station and Fleet for Fuel Services.
• Engage site stakeholders to build relationships and presence, and ensure alignment for support.
• Ensure Condition Reports are generated, screened, and tracked for Refueling Services gaps, learnings, tooling/equipment issues, and performance issues.
• If CAP product is required, own the CR for your respective site or delegate to qualified Senior Project Manager.

Requirements

• B.S. degree in Engineering, Science, or a related discipline or equivalent experience. (Equivalent experience is defined as demonstrated success at the Supervisor or Senior Project Manager level. A degree is very strongly preferred.)
• 8+ years of experience in nuclear power design, construction, maintenance, operations, production, management or equivalent.
• Technical proficiency in nuclear reactor services or project management.
• Technical understanding of nuclear generation principles and operation.
• Outstanding communication, conflict management, people leadership, and change management skills.
• Proficiency with current computer business applications.
• ANSI/ANS-3.1-1978 - 4.2.4 - Technical Manager compliance: eight years in responsible positions related to power generation, of which three years shall be nuclear power plant experience. A maximum of four years of the remaining five years of experience may be fulfilled by satisfactory completion of academic or related technical training.

Qualifications

• Professional engineering license, SRO License, or certification on a BWR or PWR (desired).
• PMP Certification (desired).

Schedule

Travel required: 25% to 50%.

Location

Mississippi (Jackson or Port Gibson) or Louisiana (St. Francisville). Relocation assistance available.