Senior Instructor (Chemistry-Nuclear)

Senior Chemistry Instructor for Dominion's nuclear technical training program. You'll develop and deliver chemistry instruction for reactor operators and other nuclear professionals across classroom, laboratory, and on-the-job settings. This role requires mastery of instructional design theory, nuclear chemistry content, and regulatory compliance with NRC and industry standards.

Develop instructional materials and curricula for nuclear chemistry technical training program

Conduct classroom, laboratory, and on-the-job training for reactor operators and technical staff

Analyze training needs, design programs, develop materials, implement instruction, and evaluate effectiveness using systematic approach to training (SAT)

Maintain all training programs in compliance with NRC regulations, nuclear industry standards, and legal requirements

Train and mentor other instructors and lead training initiatives

Interface with NRC regulatory personnel and industry peers on training matters

Communicate with regulators regarding training program content, delivery, and qualification standards

12+ years related experience OR Certified Instructor with 5+ years experience OR Reactor Operator/Senior Reactor Operator with 5+ years experience OR Senior Instructor Training Certificate from Dominion with 5+ years experience

In-depth knowledge of instructional design theory and Systematic Approach to Training (SAT)

In-depth knowledge of nuclear chemistry

Demonstrated certification as qualified instructor

Minimum 2 years related experience including 0.25 years at a nuclear power plant

For simulator instruction: must hold or have held Senior Reactor Operator license or be certified for equivalent senior operator knowledge

Excellent verbal and written communication skills

High school diploma minimum

Bachelor's degree in Chemistry, Chemical Engineering, or Education

Proficiency with personal computer applications and learning management systems

Ability to operate various instrumentation and controls used in nuclear facilities

Strong problem-solving and analytical skills

Informal leadership and mentoring abilities

Primarily office-based (76-100%); up to 25% travel required. Work environment may include exposure to cold, energized electrical equipment, fumes, heat, loud noise, outdoor conditions, and radiation.