Tool Room Technician

Responsibilities

• Inventory, order, restock and distribute tools, equipment or chemical inventory
• Test equipment, operate motorize pallet jack, operate forklift (standing or seated style)
• Computer entry to Print SDS labels
• Serve as the on-site technical and administrative subject matter expert for their area of expertise for their group
• Perform pre-job briefs at the start of the shifts and scheduled work activities. Perform shift turnover duties with assigned personnel
• Perform and ensure their group performs TAM/2-minute drills in the field prior to performance of work activities
• Understand and promote a Safety Conscious Work Environment
• Perform daily leadership and direction to assigned personnel in a positive coaching and mentoring role
• Provide feedback to personnel through continuous field observations and pre-job briefs. Document performance of observations, both positive and negative. (Outage)
• Perform Annual and Quarterly Chemical Inspections and document to completion through work order
• Perform monthly housekeeping inspections and document to completion
• Perform annual and pre-outage fall protection Inspections and remove any damaged from service and document to completion through work order
• Perform daily walkdowns of tool rooms/storage areas for housekeeping and safety concerns
• Bump/Calibrate 4 gas monitors for general use and security use
• Bump/Calibrate sulfur dioxide monitors for general and Chemistry use
• Bump/Calibrate hydrogen monitors
• Bump/Calibrate ammonia monitors
• Bump/Calibrate hydrazine monitors
• Send hydrazine monitors for offsite calibration/repair – must have always at least 2 on site
• Order calibration gas for all types of monitors or when expire
• Perform annual rigging storage area inspections and document to completion through work order.
• Perform inspections on all rigging and fall protection before placing back into inventory.
• Perform daily forklift inspections prior to use
• Perform daily motorized pallet jack inspections before use
• Move material as needed by stand-up forklift, motorized pallet jack or standard pallet jack.
• Perform quarterly continuity test and inspections on electrically powered tools per the color code chart and document to completion through work order.
• Create work requests for any damaged tools to be repaired if repairable
• Enter tools into inventory through Indysoft Tool tracking program in the absence
• Maintain after hours / weekend tool issue logs for hot and cold side
• Sign exit paperwork for all Out-Processing individuals
• Support outage work 24/7 coverage
• Support emergent work- weekends & nights by a weekly on call/ duty list (Monday - Sunday)
• Perform field observations in the Observation System weekly (Outage).
• Model expected personnel behaviors and technical skill; set the expectation and standards for assigned personnel and hold assigned personnel accountable

Qualifications

• High school Diploma, GED or equivalent
• You must be 18 years of age.
• Forklift qualification will be required after hire.
• Training requirements for unescorted access to the nuclear facility to include Radiation Worker Training (RWT)
• You will lift 50 lbs. (heavy lifting required from time to time.)
• Understand and follow oral and written communications, technical requirements, procedures, and directives associated with working at a nuclear power plant in English.
• Codeman access, Indysoft access as standard user, E-TRAC access for SDS labels, Non-Radiological Sentinel access

Pay

Base salary range for this position, which is dependent upon experience, qualifications and skills, is estimated to be $19/hour to $23/hour.

Benefits

• Comprehensive Health and Income Protection Benefits
• 401(k) Savings Plan
• Paid Vacations for Qualifying Positions