Supv, Nuc Electrical Maintenance

Vistra•Davis, CA

About The Position

The Supervisor, Nuclear Electrical Maintenance leads, schedules, and supervises electrical maintenance personnel to ensure safe, reliable, and efficient work. The role plans and coordinates preventive, predictive, corrective, and outage-related electrical maintenance; assigns work according to employee qualifications, workload, operating priorities, and safety requirements; and ensures compliance with company procedures, environmental requirements, and regulatory standards. The supervisor oversees work planning and execution, including reviewing work orders, preparing job plans, identifying labor, materials, tools, equipment, and permits, and coordinating work windows with Operations. The position directs troubleshooting and repairs of electrical systems and equipment, monitors work quality and documentation, supports reliability and process improvements, and coordinates with internal teams and contractors. This role also supports budgeting and outage planning, develops and evaluates employees, ensures personnel maintain required qualifications and training, and provides supervisory support during equipment failures, forced outages, and other operational events. The supervisor communicates maintenance status, risks, priorities, and resource needs to management and cross-functional stakeholders, while promoting accountability, continuous improvement, teamwork, and operational excellence.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent.
Five to seven years of experience in the discipline.
Meets station procedural requirements.
Professional work ethic and leadership abilities.

Responsibilities

Lead, schedule, and supervise electrical maintenance personnel.
Plan and coordinate preventive, predictive, corrective, and outage-related electrical maintenance activities.
Assign work based on qualifications, workload, operating priorities, and safety requirements.
Ensure work complies with company procedures, environmental requirements, and regulatory standards.
Conduct pre-job briefings, hazard assessments, and job-site observations; reinforce safe practices and stop work when unsafe conditions exist.
Review work orders and develop job plans, identifying labor, materials, tools, equipment, and permits; coordinate work windows with Operations.
Troubleshoot and direct repairs of electrical systems and equipment, including motors, breakers, transformers, relays, switchgear, control circuits, HVAC, and associated plant systems.
Coordinate with Operations, Engineering, Supply Chain, contractors, and other maintenance disciplines to resolve equipment issues and support plant priorities.
Monitor completed work for quality and timeliness, inspect completed jobs, and ensure documentation and maintenance management system closeout.
Identify opportunities to improve equipment reliability, maintenance strategies, work processes, and workforce productivity.
Support annual budgeting, forecasting, and planning for labor, materials, contracts, capital projects, and major maintenance outages.
Develop, coach, and evaluate employees; provide technical guidance, performance feedback, and training recommendations.
Ensure personnel maintain required qualifications, certifications, and training.
Manage contractor work scope, safety expectations, quality, schedule performance, and adherence to site requirements.
Participate in emergency response and provide supervisory support during equipment failures, forced outages, and other operational events.
Communicate maintenance status, risks, priorities, and resource needs to management and cross-functional stakeholders.
Promote accountability, continuous improvement, teamwork, and operational excellence.