Duke Energy
Transmission Nuclear Switchyard Technician II or III
Seneca, SC · Mid
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About the role
- This is a technically skilled craft level and is a critical role to the reliability of nuclear facilities, which generate to the grid through Nuclear Switchyards.
- A Trans Nuc Switchyard Tech III typically operates within a geographic area supporting multiple nuclear facilities, however, will be deployed to other switchyards within other regions if workload demands.
- In addition, fosters a culture that values self-reporting of compliance violations/errors, human performance events, continuous improvement, and consistency between each area of responsibility.
Responsibilities
- Have the capacity to safely lead any job and work independent of direct leadership
- While maintaining reliability, perform the testing, troubleshooting, calibration, maintenance and repair of electrical, electronic, pneumatic, hydraulic, instrumentation & control systems
Requirements
- Must be capable of working on elevated work surfaces
- Must have a valid State Driver's License and the ability to obtain a CDL Class A Driver's License
- Pass Nuclear required qualifications written testing, fit for duty, and psychological, and maintain unescorted access to Protected Areas within Nuclear facilities
- Must be able to obtain unescorted access to Duke's Nuclear facilities
- Ability to pass any required background check for NERC/CIP/Nuclear compliance
- Skills and experience with laptop testing and work-related IT systems: Maximo, NAS, Tags Pro eSOMS, Nantel
- Required/Basic Qualifications for Tech II
- As a point of contact between Nuclear and PGO this employee must be capable of representing all switchyard work.
- In addition, the incumbent must be adaptive to working under two training programs, work methods, and safety expectations.
Nice to have
- Incumbents must have the skills and ability to independently lead construction and maintenance activities plus be capable of serving on committees and enhance policy/procedures.
- Substation equipment isolation and clearances plus grounding practices
- Capability to follow both PGO Switching & Tagging, plus nuclear safety tagging program eSOMS.
Skills
- Ensure strict adherence to the Nuclear Fatigue Rule work hour limits for both online and outage related activities.
- Associates Degree in Electromchanical Engineering Technology or Other Related Degree
- In addition to required degree, one (1) or more years of related work experience.
- In lieu of Associates degree(s) AND 1 year related work experience listed above, High School/GED AND 3 year(s) related work experience
- Commercial Driver's License Commercial Driver's License
- In addition to required degree, three (3) or more years of related work experience.
- In lieu of Associates degree(s) AND 3 year(s) related work experience listed above, High School/GED AND 5 year(s) related work experience
- Develops advanced written and oral communication skills
- Provides coaching and mentors other Technicians
- Provides leadership and sets a positive example for others to follow
- Possess 3 years or more experience working in the Nuclear Generation environment-for both switchyard and site transformer areas.
- Troubleshoot Vendor Testing Software
Visa & Work Authorization
- Visa Sponsored Position
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