I&E Maintenance Scheduler

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This is the first level of the Work Management Specialist (WMS) classification.  A WMS supports the work management process by performing critical activities such as developing schedules that integrate all tasks at the nuclear sites, coordinates/communicates during the preparation and execution phase of work, monitors/tracks progress of activities, prepares reports, and ensures that lessons learned are captured and evaluated to ensure continuous improvement.  This is accomplished with minimal supervision.  In time, incumbents are

expected to develop advanced skills and work with greater independence.

This position will work directly with the Instrumentation, Control and Electrical Maintenance Shops.

Basic Qualifications:

High School Diploma/GED

4 years minimum related work experience

Responsibilities:

• Develops schedules or reports that integrates work for all stations groups (OPS, MNT, Chemistry, etc.).  Resolves schedule conflicts and problems with support of station groups such that personnel, nuclear, and radiological risk is minimized and efficiency is maximized.
• Coordinates and communicates during the preparation and execution phase of work to ensure activities can be accomplished as scheduled.
• Leads multi-discipline special project teams or meetings as they relate to the Work Management Process.
• Monitors and tracks progress of work planning/scheduling during the preparation phase and during the work execution phase to ensure that problems are immediately identified and resolved such that Work Management goals are achieved.
• Ensures emergent work is appropriately prioritized and aggressively pursued to minimize impact on the Work Management and Risk Management process.
• Ensures that lessons learned related to the Work Management process are captured in the corrective action program and ultimately factored in such that continuous improvement is ensured.
• Additional Preferred Qualifications
• Basic knowledge of power plant operation
• Basic knowledge of the Work Management process
• Working knowledge of company computer systems/programs that are utilized in the Work Management process.
• Basic scheduling tool knowledge
• Demonstrated effective time management skills
• Demonstrated effective skills in problem solving.
• Ability to effectively perform independently with minimal direction
• Interpersonal skills to effectively work with all station groups
• Basic ability to lead effective/efficient meetings
• Good written and oral communication skills.
• Good knowledge of power plant operation.
• Good knowledge of the nuclear work management process
• Good knowledge of the nuclear work management and scheduling software.
• Good knowledge of nuclear procedures and processes for all groups
• Good knowledge of standard office tools (i.e. MS office products)
• Working Conditions
• Generally an office environment, but will be expected to spend time in the plant as needed conducting work management activities.
• Travel Requirements
• Not required
• Relocation Assistance Provided (as applicable)
• Yes
• Represented/Union Position
• No
• Visa Sponsored Position
• No. This is not a Visa Sponsored Position. This role requires the ability to work lawfully in the U.S. without employment-based immigration sponsorship, now or in the future.

Please note that in order to be considered for this position, you must possess all of the basic/required qualifications.

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