This
position is responsible for the efficient tactical planning and execution of
planned outages at non-Nuclear generation facilities, as well as support for
forced and maintenance outages. Responsibilities include field supervision of
TVA and contractor work forces and daily job oversight.
- With oversight from the Outage Manager, develop plans and supervises
implementation of planned outages at non-Nuclear generation facilities from
initial planning through final project closure.
- Directs and monitors outage progress. Provides employee, craft, and
contractor direction, to ensure work flow is supporting overall outage
objectives, while maintaining highest standards for safety, environmental
compliance, quality, and housekeeping.
- Provide oversight of plant, partner, contractor, and LTSA work activities
to maintain knowledge of work status and ensure optimum work flow.
- Oversees development of work packages, step text, Job Safety Analysis,
purchase orders, and material reports.
- Ensures work is properly planned to always reinforce safety,
environmental compliance, continuous improvement, and encourages employee
engagement, inclusion, feedback, and lessons learned.
- Interfaces with site Maintenance group to ensure efficient use of
resources for plant work orders.
- Reports and communicates with site management, Generation Services
leadership, and other key stakeholders outage progress and any emergent issues
on a periodic basis set forth by the Outage Manager.
- Provides periodic updates to site management with analysis of the
schedule and progress of the outage plan and budget. Resolve conflict and
priority changes for safe, efficient work flow and positive outage progress.
- Coordinate with engineering, operations, technical support, and
management to resolve emergent issues. Assess and prioritize scope changes and
impacts to outage plan and budget.
- Support cost tracking and outage budget forecasting.
- Performs periodic safety walkdowns to ensure safe work practices,
quality, and housekeeping standards met.
- Document “as found” and “as left” conditions for assessment. Ensure
post-maintenance and functional testing is successfully completed prior to
Maintenance Release.
- Immediately terminates any activity not carried out in accordance with
applicable procedures, specification, regulation, requirements, or acceptable
practices that jeopardizes safety, equipment, or power generation.
Minimum
Qualifications
Education – Bachelors degree in Engineering,
or other related technical degree, or equivalent education, training and
experience.
Experience
- 5 - 8 years experience in the
electric utility industry, with 3 to 5 years in project management, major
maintenance, or combustion / steam turbine, and/or 5 years planned outage
management/direction experience.
Certification/License,
etc — Project
Management Certification is desirable.
Knowledge/Skills/Abilities
—
- Knowledge of combustion or
steam turbine components, component repair technologies, industrial
mechanical disassembly and reassembly practices.
- Strong verbal and written
communication skills required.
- Proficiency in Microsoft
products and experience with Primavera is a plus.
- Maximo user knowledge
required. Must be capable of travel and working at multiple locations.