About this role
• The maintenance first line supervisor is the individual responsible for supervision of instrumentation and control, mechanical, and electrical maintenance activities.
• Lead the Nuclear Maintenance Planning and Procedures group to ensure safe, cost-effective, and compliant execution of all planning activities.
• Provide strategic oversight of mechanical, electrical, I&C, and modification planning, including preventive maintenance coordination and procedure development.
• Participate in scheduling and field implementation processes to ensure planning strategies are practical and efficient.
• Make long-range planning and organizational decisions to improve effectiveness and reduce costs.
• Serve as Maintenance Outage Manager when assigned, directing production and outage efforts across maintenance disciplines.
• Ensure readiness goals and milestones are met for outages and target weeks, incorporating feedback to improve work package quality and crew efficiency.
• Promote continuous improvement through benchmarking, industry involvement, and participation in working groups and assist visits.
• Establish goals, train and develop staff, and provide performance feedback and career guidance.
• Maintain strong working relationships with bargaining unit employees and ensure alignment with labor agreements.
• Own and maintain key procedures and guidelines, including NDAP-QA-0043, PSP 29, and Planning Directives.
• Actively participate in station committees such as Target Week Meetings, Core Team, and the Forced Outage Response Team (FORT).
• Support and perform Nuclear Emergency Response Organization (NERO) duties as qualified and assigned.
Minimum Requirements
• High School diploma.
• Related experience which shall include 3 yrs.,
• Power plant experience which shall include 2 yrs,
• Nuclear power plant experience to 1 yr.,
• On-site experience to include 1/4 yr.
Preferred Qualifications
• Bachelor’s degree in engineering or related science.
• Seven (7) years of responsible nuclear power plant or applicable industrial experience, including at least one year in a nuclear power plant environment.
• Two (2) years of the required experience may be substituted with equivalent academic or technical training.
• Familiarity with non-destructive testing methods, craft practices, and applicable electrical, pressure vessel, and piping codes.
• Extensive knowledge of nuclear plant operations, demonstrated through a Senior Reactor Operator (SRO) license, Shift Technical Advisor qualification, plant-specific certification, or equivalent.
• Strong understanding of power plant systems, interactions, and operational impacts.
• Working knowledge of Susquehanna Technical Specifications, company policies, and station procedures.
• Demonstrated leadership and communication skills, with experience in union relations.
• Proficiency with planning and scheduling tools, including:
• NIMS: Work document planning, review, component information, and modification processes; understanding of work implementation and Work Management Process.
• P-3: Ability to analyze and evaluate work windows, logic ties, and resource loading; capable of generating and interpreting P-3 reports.
Note: You will have an opportunity to add attachments to your application. Please use this opportunity to upload your resume, cover letter, and any relevant documents .