Fuel Facility Inspector

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Posted by: U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission on Feb 07, 2011

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Background The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) is proud to be ranked as the BEST Place to Work in the Federal Government.  We've earned our top ratings by creating a work environment rich in opportunity, diversity, leadership training, teamwork, and work life balance.  Help guide our nation into the next generation of nuclear safety!  Begin a challenging career with the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission where you can be part of a select group of professionals who protect people and the environment with the peaceful use of nuclear materials in medicine, industry and research. This position is located in: Region II Atlanta, GA Division of Fuel facility Inspection Duties <?xml:namespace prefix = o ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office" /><o:p></o:p> As a Fuel Facility Inspector, you will coordinate and conduct routine and special inspections and limited licensing activities for fuel facility licensees to observe and report as the status of safety and compliance with the provisions of the Atomic Energy Act of 1954 and the rules and regulations of the Commission.  You will perform periodic inspections of assigned facilities in accordance with an inspection plan or other official documents.  You will perform as a backup to the Resident Inspectors during periods of their absence; or other facilities where there is a resident inspection staff.  You will prepare reports of inspections which contain a description of observations made and conclusions reached regarding conformance with NRC requirements, provisions of licenses and applicable industry codes and standards.<o:p></o:p> Qualifications In order to qualify for this position, you must have at least one year of specialized experience at the next lower grade level in the Federal service or equivalent experience in the private or public sector.  Specialized experience includes experience that demonstrates a thorough understanding of the principles, theories, and practices in the technical field with emphasis in chemical or nuclear engineering. Generally, this knowledge is met by having a bachelor's degree or higher in a relevant technical discipline in addition to the specialized experience. The ideal candidate for this position should have the following knowledge, skills and abilities: (1) Knowledge of plant design, operations, maintenance and testing of a nuclear fuel fabrication facility, chemical processing or similar facility.  (Describe your responsibilities that best illustrate your experience and describe the specific facilities where this experience was acquired.) (2) Knowledge of the principles and theory related to hazards analysis, nuclear criticality, radiation, environmental, fire protection and/or chemical safety.  (Describe your professional experience in the areas of hazards analysis, nuclear criticality, radiation, environmental, fire protection, and/or chemical safety. This experience may have been in performing safety assessments; evaluation to support double contingency; the design, implementation, inspection or testing of safety controls, the review of environmental impacts, etc.) (3) Demonstrated experience in applying NRC regulations and industry standards to the operation of a nuclear facility.  (Describe specific experience, training and accomplishments which demonstrate your application of NRC regulations and industry standards to nuclear facility operations, engineering, maintenance and/or plant support or experience in applying similar federal or state safety standards to nuclear facilities.) (4) Demonstrated ability to evaluate activities and events, develop inspection findings, and evaluate the adequacy of corrective actions.  (Describe specific experience, education training and accomplishments that demonstrate your ability to evaluate design, operations, maintenance, and testing of nuclear facilities.) (5) Demonstrated ability to communicate clearly and effectively, both orally and in writing; demonstrated ability to established effective working relationships with co-workers and managers; Federal, State and local government officials; professional committees, and members of the media.  (Describe what kinds of presentations you have made, to whom and for what purpose. Describe the types of writing you have done. Describe your experience in establishing effective working relationships.) How to Apply <o:p></o:p> Visit <A href="http://www.nrc.gov">www.nrc.gov</A> Review the NRC career page and click on Search Current Job Vacancies.  Find Announcement No R-II/DFI-2011-0003 and apply on-line by April 29, 2011.  If you are viewing this opportunity after April 29th, please visit NRC’s website and discover additional opportunities for which you might be interested.<o:p></o:p> <o:p> </o:p>

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