Generation Project Manager - Surry Nuclear Projects

Dominion Energy•SURRY, VA

4d•$116,300 - $151,100

About The Position

Dominion Energy is hiring two Generation Project Managers for the Surry Power Station Nuclear Projects department. The role manages and supports specific phases of major projects, including business development support, site development, permitting support, scope development, major contract negotiations, engineering, procurement and construction contracts, construction activities, commissioning, and transition to commercial operation. It also manages all phases of smaller improvement projects, including permitting, contract negotiations, engineering and construction contracts, construction activities, and commissioning. The position supports development and management of portions of major-project budgets and schedules, and develops and manages overall budgets and schedules for smaller projects. Projects range from major complex projects to smaller improvements at existing generating facilities. Major projects may include new generating facilities, environmental projects, and nuclear modifications; smaller projects may include system upgrades, regulatory improvements, boiler refurbishments, and other work to maintain or improve existing facilities. The position includes multiple complex projects, including turbine uprates, and reports to the Supervisor Project Management. Non-Dominion Energy Workers may report to the role.

Requirements

Seven or more years of work experience related to construction, engineering, business management, or project management, with a preferred bachelor's degree in a related discipline.
Three or more years of demonstrated experience directly related to project management.
Demonstrated success developing and managing project performance to ensure results meet project requirements and schedules.
Strong team-building skills and demonstrated ability to lead teams effectively toward project goals and milestones.
Effective negotiation skills.
Strong verbal and written communication skills, including interpersonal, facilitation, and presentation capabilities.
Ability to coordinate resolution of technical problems and implement changes.
Ability to work with and develop rapport with all levels of management and staff.
Ability to represent the project and company in public forums.
A related associate's degree and nine or more years of related work experience may substitute for the preferred bachelor's degree.
A high school diploma or GED and eleven or more years of related work experience may substitute for the preferred bachelor's degree.

Nice To Haves

Prior experience in the nuclear power industry.
Professional Engineer (PE) license or certification.
Project Management certification.

Responsibilities

Manage and support phases of major projects, including business development support, site development, permitting support, scope development, contract negotiations, engineering, procurement, construction, commissioning, and transition to commercial operation.
Manage all phases of smaller improvement projects, including permitting, contract negotiations, engineering and construction contracts, construction activities, and commissioning.
Support development and management of specific portions of major-project budgets and schedules.
Develop and manage overall project budgets and schedules for smaller projects.
Coordinate the resolution of technical problems and implement changes.
Lead teams to achieve project goals and milestones.
Represent the project and the company in public forums.
Manage multiple complex projects, including turbine uprates.