Good fit if
- You have SRO experience.
- You have 10 years of experience.
Credentials that matter
Training and certifications
- SRO License
Skills and tools
- NRC Regulations
- Radiation Protection
Required qualifications
- Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Operations Management, Industrial Technology, Nuclear Engineering, or a related technical discipline; equivalent operational experience may be considered.
- Minimum of 10 years of experience supporting nuclear facility operations. leading or coordinating multidisciplinary operational and facility-support activities.
- Demonstrated understanding of operational safety, facility maintenance coordination, work control, planning and scheduling, and procedural compliance. coordinating contractors, site logistics, infrastructure work, or facility support services.
- Strong understanding of plant and site operations and the interfaces among Operations, Maintenance, Engineering, Safety, Security, Quality, and support organizations. working with operational procedures, work-control systems, facility records, and action-tracking processes.
- Strong organizational, leadership, communication, and problem-solving skills, with the ability to manage multiple priorities in an on-site operational environment. with facility turnover, startup preparation, readiness assessments, or transition to routine operations. overseeing facility upgrades, contractor execution, infrastructure improvements, or site-services coordination. with industrial or nuclear safety programs, radiation protection, security, emergency preparedness, environmental compliance, or quality assurance. with computerized maintenance management, work-control, scheduling, or facility performance systems.
- Project management or facility-operations leadership experience.
- Former NRC licensed SRO.
- Former Shift Manager.
About this role
Oklo is developing its Aurora powerhouse at Idaho National Laboratory. The Plant Manager will coordinate the people, infrastructure, work processes, and site interfaces needed to support safe and effective facility readiness and operations.
Responsibilities
- Lead and coordinate day-to-day on-site facility operations in accordance with approved procedures, site requirements, and applicable regulatory expectations.
- Oversee facility support activities, including maintenance coordination, work control, planning and scheduling, facility readiness, logistics, material handling, and site access needs.
- Coordinate preventive and corrective maintenance, equipment issue resolution, work prioritization, and restoration of facility systems and infrastructure.
- Implement and improve facility operations programs, work-control practices, operational procedures, and performance standards.
- Coordinate facility modifications, equipment installations, infrastructure improvements, utility and support-system work, facility turnover, and related contractor activities.
- Oversee contractors, vendors, and cross-functional work teams to support safe, timely, and effective execution of on-site work.
- Support industrial and nuclear safety, radiation protection, security and access control, environmental requirements, emergency preparedness, and response to abnormal or emergent facility conditions.
- Support facility and organizational readiness activities, including assessments, action tracking, procedure implementation, staffing coordination, and transition to routine operations.
- Coordinate material receipt, storage, inventory accountability, equipment staging, deliveries, and other site logistics activities.
- Maintain facility records, logs, procedures, work-tracking systems, schedules, performance measures, and programmatic reporting.
Preferred qualifications
- Previous experience supporting nuclear energy facilities, U.S.
- Department of Energy sites, power-generation facilities, advanced reactor projects, or other high-hazard regulated environments.
Location, schedule, and travel
on-site at the Aurora facility at Idaho National Laboratory in Idaho.
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