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Job Description
SRNS is seeking to hire experienced engineers to work within SRS facilities. SRNS is a company devoted to making the world safer through disciplined performance in producing and protecting nuclear materials for our nation’s security, promoting global nuclear deterrence, and protecting the environment for future generations.
Engineers may be assigned to one of the following specific facility operations and have discipline specific ownership and maintenance of the following types of systems among others:
• Nuclear Chemical and Industrial Unit Operations
• Industrial Mechanical systems (Nuclear and Non-nuclear HVAC, Rotating Equipment)
• Instrumentation and Control Systems
• Utilities (Power Distribution, Steam, Water Compressed Gases)
• Civil/Structural (Buildings, Roads, Bridges, Dams)
• Fire Protection Systems
Responsibilities may include, but are not limited to:
• Scope technical tasks and develop creative solutions to assigned problems within Federal nuclear and non-nuclear facilities.
• Begin using SRNS systems and meeting SRNS requirements with minimal supervisory guidance.
• Accepts complex tasks and receives minimal guidance from senior professionals.
Specific day to day tasks may include:
• Work directly with operations and maintenance personnel to maintain system operability
• System Configuration Control to include minor design development, component replacement, facility walkdowns, drawing reviews/updates, procedure development/review/approval, preventive maintenance identification
• Usage of Federal/National Codes and Standards
• Work package/system maintenance review and approval
• Work with Design or Project Management organizations on large scale designs and projects
Engineers may be assigned to one of the following specific facility operations and have discipline specific ownership and maintenance of the following types of systems among others:
• Nuclear Chemical and Industrial Unit Operations
• Industrial Mechanical systems (Nuclear and Non-nuclear HVAC, Rotating Equipment)
• Instrumentation and Control Systems
• Utilities (Power Distribution, Steam, Water Compressed Gases)
• Civil/Structural (Buildings, Roads, Bridges, Dams)
• Fire Protection Systems
Responsibilities may include, but are not limited to:
• Scope technical tasks and develop creative solutions to assigned problems within Federal nuclear and non-nuclear facilities.
• Begin using SRNS systems and meeting SRNS requirements with minimal supervisory guidance.
• Accepts complex tasks and receives minimal guidance from senior professionals.
Specific day to day tasks may include:
• Work directly with operations and maintenance personnel to maintain system operability
• System Configuration Control to include minor design development, component replacement, facility walkdowns, drawing reviews/updates, procedure development/review/approval, preventive maintenance identification
• Usage of Federal/National Codes and Standards
• Work package/system maintenance review and approval
• Work with Design or Project Management organizations on large scale designs and projects