1) Input & Review: Actively participate in workshops, provide subject matter expertise, and review draft procedures to ensure accuracy.
2) Decision-Making: Review and approve (or reject) proposed procedures, ensuring they are practical for implementation.
3) Stakeholder Engagement: Act as a liaison to manage expectations, communicate changes, and secure buy-in from impacted teams.

Associate degree or completion of technical program in craft discipline (mechanical, electrical, instrument and controls, etc.) or nuclear operations required. Considerable work experience demonstrating solid working knowledge of craft specialty/nuclear operations. Craft discipline requirement or demonstrated nuclear operations knowledge (e.g. current/inactive RO or SRO license) may vary according to business needs and area of assignment. Significant work experience preparing and writing descriptive copy using publishing tools and writer guidelines, and verifying documentation, both orally and visually. Excellent communication and organizational skills demonstrated ability to meet with all levels of management, and to effectively represent and negotiate issues and concerns. Ability to prioritize and assign work, and to serve as a technical resource to others. Skilled in use of computer and procedure writing software.