Remote Nuclear Equipment Service Technician (Fuel Handling & Critical Cranes)

Westinghouse•West Shoreview, MN

1d•$48,372 - $98,759•Remote

About The Position

Your next challenge: keep the world’s clean energy moving Imagine arriving at a nuclear plant before sunrise. You review procedures, lay out tools, and bring a critical crane back online with a precise calibration—safely, methodically, and with pride. By evening, your report’s filed, stakeholders are aligned, and the unit stays on schedule. If this sounds like a day you’d own, join Westinghouse’s FHE Outage & Maintenance Services team. Remote-first: Work from anywhere in the U.S. and travel extensively (about 60–70%). You’ll report to the FHE Outage and Maintenance Supervisor.

Requirements

High school diploma/equivalent plus a 2-year technical degree/certificate or equivalent experience in electrical, electronics, PLC, or mechanical disciplines.
2–5 years of hands-on experience demonstrating mechanical, electrical, and PLC troubleshooting ability; nuclear experience welcomed.
Physical readiness: lift/carry up to 50 lbs occasionally; full range of motion (reach, climb, kneel, squat, grasp, bend forward/backward); able to sit/stand at least 4 hours daily.
Medical clearance: pass a Westinghouse physical, including spirometry for respirator use.
Access & Safety Programs: This position is subject to the requirements of Westinghouse and customer security, unescorted access, and fitness for duty programs.

Nice To Haves

nuclear experience welcomed.

Responsibilities

Execute field work on nuclear fuel handling equipment and outage-critical cranes: installations, setups, inspections, calibrations, maintenance, and troubleshooting.
Prepare by reviewing procedures, maintenance plans, and drawings; adhere to qualified processes with zero compromises on safety or quality.
Partner with engineering and training: perform equipment modifications, test and qualify processes, set up mock-ups, and capture data that drives improvements.
Log equipment performance issues with accuracy and ensure corrective actions are validated prior to next use.
Invest in your craft through recurring training and certification maintenance; keep pace with evolving technologies and standards.
Work under general supervision while maintaining exceptional attention to detail and documentation discipline.
Model “Safety First,” sustain clean work areas, and uphold Unescorted Access requirements at nuclear facilities.
Collaborate across teams and with customers; communicate daily/as-needed status to the service supervisor; operate safely around hazardous materials while traveling frequently.