Duties and Responsibilities
Manage the planning, scheduling, costs, safety, quality, and technical field support for the installation of project and maintenance work activities on multiple multi-million-dollar projects to meet or exceed customer's expectations for the SPD Project.

Serve as a member of the project team and design review board for each project from inception to closeout and ensure the highest quality, most economical, timely, and practical design, and construction product possible. Coordinate construction outage schedules, cost controls, priorities, and planning with project management and plant schedulers to achieve successful project implementation. Resolve substantial quality control and quality assurance issues and recommend corrective action if necessary. Coordinate with Design Engineering for scheduling of complex design outputs and provides design with necessary input to resolve design changes and improve constructability. Promote increased productivity and safe work practices with the intent of maximizing use of resources and eliminating injuries. Foster a "team concept" when interfacing with Operations, the Department of Energy, other departments, and divisions and attend scheduled and unscheduled meetings, provide reports, status on construction activity and identify, address, and resolve complex problems. Review and approves job plans, permits, material requisitions for capital expenditures, schedules / schedule changes and miscellaneous other documents ensuring accuracy practicality, economics, and impact on other projects. Manage a staff of personnel assigned to capital projects and maintenance activities and attending to their development, training, evaluations, evaluations, career progression and problems. Identify and act on engineering and material restraints to critical jobs through meetings, discussions, reports and verify that proper tools are in place to clear restraints.

Education:
Bachelor's degree in a technical discipline and 11 - 13 years of practical experience in construction. An associate degree and 13 - 15 years of practical experience would be considered
equivalent. A high school diploma and 15 - 18 years of practical experience would be considered
equivalent.

Experience/Skills:
In-depth knowledge of construction, cost and scheduling, subcontract administration
and the ability to develop or evaluate construction strategies and techniques A comprehensive knowledge and understanding of project management and project planning at the tactical level would be ideal, along with a knowledge of operations, maintenance, or project startup and construction management and construction subcontracts.

Skills/Specific Experience:
The candidate must possess all of the following experience and/or skills:
1. Experience with civil system installation/modification designed and constructed in accordance with national codes and standards including ACI, ASTM, etc.
2. Experience with reinforcement installations and concrete placements per ACI code requirements
3. Ability to develop installation/modification work instructions and work plans including originating, revising, and closing the work package.
4. Experience performing task specific hazard analysis for construction activities. This includes work scope walk down, identifying the hazards, working with Subject Matter Experts to specify controls, and incorporating the controls into the work instructions.
5. Ability to perform field walk-downs to document as-installed conditions and to inspect equipment condition.
6. Knowledge of nuclear facility design including the application of safety class and significant safety codes and standards
7. Ability to prepare/revise construction plans, develop schedules, monitor progress, monitor
expenditures on budget and review quality of work performed.

OTHER REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS:
Discipline specific requirements: Civil – Experience with civil and architectural
installation/modification designed and constructed in accordance with national codes and standards including IBC, ACI, AISC, OSHA