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Seabrook, Nh

A unit supervisor holds a Senior Reactor Operators License, issued by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission. This license is earned after a rigorous full-time two year training, qualification, and evaluation program.As a Nuclear Power Plant Unit Supervisor, my duties include:Directing the moment to moment operations of the facility.Directing the performance of routine tests of emergency systems.Directing the response to abnormal and emergency conditions.Directing the startup and… Show more A unit supervisor holds a Senior Reactor Operators License, issued by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission. This license is earned after a rigorous full-time two year training, qualification, and evaluation program.As a Nuclear Power Plant Unit Supervisor, my duties include:Directing the moment to moment operations of the facility.Directing the performance of routine tests of emergency systems.Directing the response to abnormal and emergency conditions.Directing the startup and shutdown of the unit, as well as power changesDirecting the performance of routine tasks and evolutions that support normal plant operations and maintenance.Ensuring compliance with federal regulations concerned with Nuclear and Industrial Safety, Environmental compliance, and work hour limits.Reviewing work schedules in the planning phase to balance: Staffing, workload, inter-department coordination, and maintenance & modification priorities.For subordinates, setting development, productivity and work quality goals, and reviewing performance.Unit Supervisors also perform 'Work Control Supervisor'​ duties, which include:Writing or reviewing lock out/tag out clearance orders, in order to ensure worker safety.Directing the performance of lock-out / tagout clearance orders, and the restoration of equipment afterwards.Monitoring the performance of workers by reviewing completed work orders.Performing field observations of workers to promote and ensure the highest standards.Classifying work requests for priority, regulatory impact, and required conditions for repair.Reviewing prepared work orders for accuracy and nuclear safety impact.Pushing and tracking adherence to Scheduled work.Coordinating field work between various departmentsAuthorizing the commencement of workReviewing completed work orders Show less

Seabrook, Nh

A Licensed Operator Upgrade Candidate is an individual who holds a Reactor Operator's License from the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, and is in a program to obtain a Senior Reactor Operator's license. This program includes training, qualification, and evaluation, and lasts approximately 2 years. The Reactor Operator's License grants authority to operate the controls of a nuclear reactor. A Senior Reactor Operator's License grants authority to both operate the controls and direct the… Show more A Licensed Operator Upgrade Candidate is an individual who holds a Reactor Operator's License from the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, and is in a program to obtain a Senior Reactor Operator's license. This program includes training, qualification, and evaluation, and lasts approximately 2 years. The Reactor Operator's License grants authority to operate the controls of a nuclear reactor. A Senior Reactor Operator's License grants authority to both operate the controls and direct the operation of those controls.Mastery of all Reactor Operator topics is required for a Senior Reactor Operator. In addition, the following skills and knowledge are vital for success in this program:Command & Control presenceIn-depth knowledge of abnormal and emergency operating proceduresIn-depth knowledge of facility 'Technical Specifications'​ per 10CFR50.36Knowledge of other relevant CFRs for both nuclear and industrial safety.Strong knowledge of normal plant procedures and management manuals. Show less

Seabrook, Nh

A Reactor Operator holds a license from the Nuclear Regulatory Commission to operate the controls of a nuclear reactor.Responsibilities include:Monitoring performance of plant systems & components, including long-term trending via OSI-PI and eDNA.Identifying deficient or degraded equipment and writing work requestsServing as foreman for field operatorsStarting & shutting down the reactor and power generating equipment.Maintaining or changing plant power… Show more A Reactor Operator holds a license from the Nuclear Regulatory Commission to operate the controls of a nuclear reactor.Responsibilities include:Monitoring performance of plant systems & components, including long-term trending via OSI-PI and eDNA.Identifying deficient or degraded equipment and writing work requestsServing as foreman for field operatorsStarting & shutting down the reactor and power generating equipment.Maintaining or changing plant power levelOperating support systems during normal operationsParticipating in the station lock-out / tag out program in order to secure equipment for maintenance.Competently executing Normal, abnormal, and emergency operating procedures.Knowledge of relevant federal regulations for Nuclear, Industrial, and Environmental Safety.Operation & Testing of the following systems:Reactivity ControlSteam Turbine & Power GenerationChemistry ControlWater purificationSafety & Emergency equipmentVarious cooling water systemsCondensate and FeedwaterBulk Electric System In-house electrical distribution systems- 120 VAC/DC to 13.8KvA Reactor Operator is also required to perform some Nuclear System Operator Duties from time to time. Show less

Seabrook, Nh

The Licensed Operator Initial Training program is geared towards obtaining a Reactor Operators License from the Nuclear Regulator Commission (NRC). This challenging two year program includes training, qualification, and evaluation phases, culminating in an examination by the NRC.The following knowledge must be gained in order to obtain a license:Generic Fundamentals of the physics at work in nuclear reactors and power generation systemsDetailed knowledge of all Plant Systems… Show more The Licensed Operator Initial Training program is geared towards obtaining a Reactor Operators License from the Nuclear Regulator Commission (NRC). This challenging two year program includes training, qualification, and evaluation phases, culminating in an examination by the NRC.The following knowledge must be gained in order to obtain a license:Generic Fundamentals of the physics at work in nuclear reactors and power generation systemsDetailed knowledge of all Plant Systems, including actuation setpoints, control schemes, and limitationsDetailed knowledge of normal operating procedures and methodsSkill at the operation of plant systems in automatic or manual modes, including responding to equipment failures.Understanding of plant policies and procedures in the area of radiation safety, industrial safety, work practices, maintenance requirements, and Emergency Planning.Detailed understanding of plant transients and accident analysisMastery of Abnormal and Emergency Operating proceduresKnowledge of Nuclear, Industrial, and Environmental safety regulations Show less

Seabrook, Nh

The Nuclear System Operator (NSO) is a highly trained field operator. The qualification program starts with 6 months of classroom training on the facility. Over the following year, an NSO must gain and demonstrate competency in the performance of hundreds of tasks in various duty stations in the power plant. After full qualification, the NSO has the following responsibilities:Field Monitoring of plant equipment (qualitative and quantitative evaluation of pressures, temperatures, flow rates,… Show more The Nuclear System Operator (NSO) is a highly trained field operator. The qualification program starts with 6 months of classroom training on the facility. Over the following year, an NSO must gain and demonstrate competency in the performance of hundreds of tasks in various duty stations in the power plant. After full qualification, the NSO has the following responsibilities:Field Monitoring of plant equipment (qualitative and quantitative evaluation of pressures, temperatures, flow rates, vibrations, etc.)Operation of power generating support equipment- Chemical control systems, water purification systems, oil purification systems, cooling systems, sampling systems, hydrogen, nitrogen and compressed air, steam heating systems, steam boilers.Hang Lock-out & tag-out clearance orders in order to establish safe boundaries for maintenance.Maintain qualification and proficiency as a Fire Brigade Membermaintain Level 2R electrical safety qualificationsIdentify and document deficient equipment.Identify and document opportunities for improvement in the plant, procedures, or policies.Train and practice for responding to Emergencies Show less