Electrical Planner

Westinghouse Electric Company, LLC•Berwick, PA

11d•$70 - $95•Onsite

About The Position

The Electrical Planner supports online and outage work control by developing work packages and ensuring required supporting work order activities are prepared for projects. The planner is also responsible for revising work packages during work execution. This posting describes two onsite positions: one contract position in Berwick, Pennsylvania, and one long-term position in Red, Minnesota.

Requirements

Four years of combined recent electrical management experience at Foreman level or above and recent electrical work order planning experience at a nuclear power plant.
Alternatively, an associate degree in Electrical Engineering or higher and three years of combined recent electrical craft, management, and work planning experience at a nuclear power plant.
Experience functioning as an Electrical Planner on a nuclear installation project or modification.
Recent Instrument and Controls management experience at Foreman level or above, or recent work order planning experience, at a nuclear power plant.
Proficiency with project planning software such as Primavera P6.

Responsibilities

Review Engineering Changes and other design engineering deliverables for constructability, installation, maintainability, and material requirements.
Initiate Material Requests to support implementation of designed changes using the approved engineer-provided Bill of Materials.
Coordinate with Engineering and implementation resources to generate and implement required work permits, including Hot Work Permits, Radiation Work Permits, and Boundary Breaches.
Prescreen for Security Compliance Review.
Prescreen to determine whether ALARA Planner input and review are needed.
Communicate with Document Control personnel to issue work packages for field execution and provide field packaging updates.
Facilitate Work Order Activity steps to support implementation of Engineering Changes.
Provide recommended or suggested Lock-out/Tag-out isolation points for applicable work scope.
Determine applicable Foreign Material Exclusion requirements, develop the initial FME Plan, and route it for approval.
Perform or coordinate field constructability walk-downs during the design development phase.
Set up and maintain Engineering Change master binders during the planning phase of the project.
Revise work packages during execution of work.