Supervisor Security Access & FFD

Constellation Energy·Byron, Illinois·Posted July 2026

Nuclear industryUS only

About this role

Supervise and manage NRC-regulated Access Authorization and Fitness for Duty programs at a nuclear facility. This role ensures regulatory compliance with 10 CFR 26 and 10 CFR 73 requirements, makes licensing-impacting decisions, and oversees a team of security, training, and contract personnel during normal operations and outages.

Responsibilities

—Manage, plan, direct, and coordinate all Access Authorization (10 CFR 73.55, 73.56, 73.57) and Fitness for Duty (10 CFR 26) program activities to ensure NRC compliance
—Supervise bargaining unit, management, and contract personnel; conduct coaching, discipline, mentoring, and performance management
—Make decisions affecting station license and regulatory compliance; determine logability and reportability of Access Authorization and Fitness for Duty issues
—Interface with the NRC and Nuclear Oversight regarding issues, allegations, audits, inspections, and provide corrective action responses
—Conduct face-to-face discussions with individuals regarding Fitness for Duty violations and denials of unescorted access
—Schedule, coordinate, and execute in-processing and out-processing activities for outage and non-outage operations across Security, Training, and Radiation Protection
—Oversee contract personnel performing Professional On-Site Testing (POST) and manage Supplier Fundamentals Management System documentation
—Investigate Fitness for Duty and Access Authorization allegations; coordinate with Corporate Security, HR, Law Enforcement, and Plant Management
—Maintain First Line Supervisor qualifications and assign/train Fitness for Duty Program Personnel
—Develop and maintain Master Mobilization schedules; coordinate just-in-time in-processing with outage management to control costs
—Develop Focused Areas Self-Assessments (FASA) and interface with NRC/NOS during inspections and audits
—Work with union halls, background companies, contractor/vendor management, and outside agencies on employment and access matters

Qualifications

—Extensive knowledge of 10 CFR 73.55, 73.56, 73.57, 10 CFR 26, Regulatory Guide 5.66, NEI 03-01, and NRC Inspection Procedures
—Knowledge of Site Security Plan and Nuclear Regulatory Commission requirements
—Ability to maintain confidentiality and handle sensitive access authorization and fitness for duty matters
—Experience supervising both union and non-union personnel with responsibility for discipline, performance management, and hiring decisions
—Demonstrated ability to interface with NRC and regulatory agencies
—Understanding of nuclear facility operations and licensing requirements

Desired

—Prior experience managing Access Authorization or Fitness for Duty programs at nuclear facilities
—Experience with site outage planning and in-processing coordination
—Knowledge of Professional On-Site Testing (POST) processes