Maintenance Manager (I&C)- Vogtle 3&4

Summary   

The Maintenance Manager is responsible for providing leadership to the organization responsible for all Instrumentation and Controls (I&C) maintenance related activities of the station. This includes staff and contract labor. The position supports senior leadership roles in oversight and controls for the facility.   

Job Responsibilities 

- Own the Corrective Action Program. 
- Observe maintenance workers and supervisors and provide intervention and coaching to reinforce management standards and positive behaviors. 
- Provide employees with regular feedback on performance, including coaching and intervention to reinforce standards and develop acceptable behaviors. 
- Demonstrate ownership of business and management goals and lead teammates to align their efforts with those goals. 
- Participate actively in the Work Management Process to ensure work is executed safely, efficiently, and effectively. 
- Encourage employees to develop a high level of craftsmanship with an emphasis on nuclear safety, personnel safety and equipment reliability. 
- Support initiatives such as Maintenance Ownership and Subject Matter Expert activities.
 - Participate as required in benchmarking and assessment activities. 
- Provide on-the-job training and evaluation opportunities for employees. 
- Maintain a high level of productivity within the workforce. 
- Participate in the training process, own the training process, and observe the training process as required. 
- Own the Corrective and Elective Maintenance Backlog. 

Successful candidate must be committed to "Constant Improvement" for themselves, the employees and the facility. 

Requirements 

- 4 years of total power plant experience (up to 2 years of academic or related technical training counts as power plant experience) 
- 3 years supervisor/management experience 
- 1 year nuclear power plant supervision experience 
- 2-year technical degree or 2 years of related technical training   

Preferences 

- Associate's degree in Engineering or related science or Professional Engineer license preferred
- Second level leadership experience in a technical (Engineering) or line organization (Operations, Maintenance, Radiation Protection, Chemistry, Fleet Outage Services, Site Projects or Work Management) 
- General knowledge of maintenance processes and practices 
- Emergency Response Organization (ERO) qualifiable as ED, TSC manager, OSC Manager, SAMG decision maker 
- Experience and understand of the SNC/IBEW Memorandum of Agreement - Knowledge of various nuclear plant technologies, maintenance, operations, and their impacts on Fleet operations 
- Current or previous SRO license or SRO Certification 

 Leadership Competencies   

Business Acumen - Be an active member of a community group   

Business Execution - Achieve results by first line supervisor - Create metrics for evaluating and monitoring goals - Optimize work processes - Collaborate and integrate across organizational boundaries   

Communication - Establish and communicate vision and direction - Communicate essential information to organization in timely manner - Ensure that direct reports collaborate and are involved in strategic decision