Commissioning Engineer - ME, Chemical, Nuclear (early career)

Westinghouse ElectricRock Hill, SC

Good fit if

  • You can work a hybrid schedule.
  • You have PWR experience.

Credentials that matter

Skills and tools

  • PWR

About this role

As a Commissioning Engineer, you will develop and implement commissioning plans, procedures, and test protocols for nuclear systems and components. You will report to the Manager - Commissioning and work a mobile/hybrid role based in Rock Hill, SC.

Responsibilities

  • Develop and implement processes for future AP 1000 plant deployment.
  • Develop pre-operational and component testing, including system turnover packages.
  • Evaluate Factory Acceptance Testing (FAT) activities
  • Coordinate with multiple teams to ensure readiness for commissioning
  • Review and verify system design documents, drawings, and specifications
  • Identify problems and propose solutions to projects and tasks that are assigned
  • Perform work within established scope, budgetary and schedule requirements
  • Support senior engineering personnel Qualifications: Bachelor of Science in mechanical, chemical or nuclear engineering Above average academic achievement Familiarity with testing and testing analysis Familiarity with the nuclear power plant designs for operating PWR and BWRs or advanced reactors or AP 1000 Engineer in Training Certification helpful Ability to travel to Westinghouse or Customer site within the first year We are committed to transparency and equity in all of our people practices.
  • The base salary range for this position, which is dependent upon experience, qualifications and skills, is estimated to be $58,400 to $80,000 per year.
  • Our benefits package is tailored to meet the diverse needs of our employees, while also promoting wellness and career growth.

Location, schedule, and travel

hybrid role based in Rock Hill, SC.

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