Escort Coordinator

Centrus Energy•Piketon, OH

3d•$54,299 - $90,499•Onsite

About The Position

The EPC Escort Coordinator serves as the operational hub for escorting uncleared contractors and visitors across the Piketon site. The role coordinates schedules, security requirements, training, equipment, site access, and movements amid ongoing construction activity. It works with project managers, construction superintendents, contractors, and site leadership to ensure people are in the right locations at the right times and comply with requirements. The coordinator manages the day-to-day EPC escort program, supports contractors and visitors, coordinates required escort and site-safety training, maintains qualification and compliance records, manages equipment and supply needs, and supports procurement activities. The role uses enterprise systems and Microsoft Office tools to maintain logs, monitor program metrics, prepare reports, and help align the program with NRC requirements, site security plans, and Centrus procedures. The position requires the successful candidate to obtain and maintain a Q security clearance.

Requirements

3–5 years of experience in security operations, military, law enforcement, industrial security, or security coordination in a federal or regulated environment such as DOE, DoD, DHS, or NNSA.
Strong organizational skills and the ability to manage changing schedules, competing priorities, and detailed records.
Excellent verbal and written communication skills.
Ability to enforce security and site requirements professionally and diplomatically.
Experience coordinating training, maintaining training records, and tracking employee qualifications.
Experience coordinating procurement, supplies, equipment, or vendor activities.
Proficiency with Microsoft Office, including Excel, Word, Outlook, and Teams.
Ability to work throughout an active industrial/construction environment, including standing and walking for extended periods and working outdoors in varying weather conditions.
Ability to obtain and maintain a Q-level security clearance.
Bachelor's degree in business administration, criminal justice, security management, or a related field.
Must complete the required employment eligibility verification upon hire.
Must pass a pre-employment background check and drug test.
Candidates for the position must be tested for the absence of illegal drugs as defined in 10 CFR 707.4 before an offer of employment; employees are subject to random drug testing and may be tested following certain incidents or when reasonable suspicion exists.
A Q security clearance requires a Federal government background investigation; subsequent Federal government reinvestigations may be required.

Nice To Haves

Master's degree in business administration or a related field.
Previous experience working at a nuclear, DOE, NNSA, or other highly regulated project site.
Experience coordinating access or escort programs for large-scale construction or EPC projects.
Familiarity with NRC requirements, site security plans, OPSEC, emergency action procedures, and controlled-access environments.
Experience with badging/access-control systems, learning management systems, ERP systems, or electronic security databases.
Experience supporting procurement of security equipment, PPE, communications equipment, or site supplies.
Experience preparing operational metrics, compliance reports, or audit-ready documentation.

Responsibilities

Coordinate the day-to-day EPC escort program, including scheduling escorts and tracking site access and movements.
Support contractors and visitors and serve as a resource for project teams.
Coordinate required escort and site-safety training.
Maintain qualification and compliance records.
Manage equipment and supply needs and support procurement activities.
Ensure radios, PPE, badging materials, and other resources are ready when needed.
Use enterprise systems and Microsoft Office tools to maintain accurate logs, monitor program metrics, and prepare reports.
Help keep the escort program aligned with NRC requirements, site security plans, and Centrus procedures.