Good fit if
- You can work rotating shifts, including nights and weekends.
- You hold an NDE qualification.
- You can travel 40% of the time.
Credentials that matter
Security clearance
- Unescorted Access
Skills and tools
- ALARA
- NDE / NDT
- INPO
Required qualifications
- Associate degree or equivalent experience 3+ years or prior relevant experience in mechanical, electrical, electronic, maintenance, field service, or similar technical work.
- Demonstrated mechanical or electronic skillset required.
- Obtain and maintain unescorted access to a nuclear power plant and meet requirements associated with working with hazardous materials.
- Ability to travel during spring and fall field seasons for potentially extended periods.
- While on site assignments, ability to work: 12-hour schedules on day or night shift. 6–7 days per week by the site assignment.
- This is a physical position requiring the ability to: Lift 50–60 lbs.
- Ascend and descend ladders.
- Work in an industrial environment while on assignment.
About this role
As an Electrical/Mechanical Tooling Technician II you will support headquarters and field operations. You will be responsible for equipment maintenance, testing, troubleshooting, planning, and readiness activities while taking increased ownership of tooling and supporting continuous improvement projects at HQ.
Responsibilities
- Perform and coordinate service center activities including equipment maintenance, checkout, calibration, packing, decontamination, and shipment preparation.
- Support planning and prioritization to ensure equipment readiness for field deployment.
- Review equipment specifications, procedures, and drawings to determine tooling, materials, and sequence of operations.
- Help plan maintenance, testing, and preparation activities.
- Perform equipment modifications, setup, testing, mock-up preparation, and qualifications.
- Take increased ownership of assigned equipment through preparation, troubleshooting, and readiness verification.
- Document equipment performance issues and coordinate corrective actions through completion.
- Communicate equipment status, risks, and readiness concerns to appropriate partners.
- Support field project planning by identifying equipment, maintenance, material, and resource requirements and tracking readiness activities through deployment.
- Lead secondary projects focused on improving equipment reliability, maintenance processes, tooling readiness, documentation, and service efficiency.
Location, schedule, and travel
onsite.
Pay, eligibility, and equal opportunity
The base salary range for this position, which is dependent upon experience, qualifications and skills, is estimated to be $55,238.26 to $83,978.83 per year. #LI-Onsite Why Westinghouse? Our benefits package is tailored to meet the diverse needs of our employees, while also promoting wellness and career growth.
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