Travel I&E Tech I, II, III - Nuclear

Duke Energy Corporation•Mount Holly, NC

7d•Onsite

About The Position

Duke Energy is hiring a Nuclear Traveling Instrumentation & Electrical Technician for its Specialty Services Group Test Team. Positions are based at the Lark Maintenance Center in Mount Holly, North Carolina, with travel potentially required up to 100% of the time. The role supports power plant electrical, electronic, pneumatic, and hydraulic instrumentation and control systems. The hiring manager may fill the position at a higher level in the job hierarchy depending on the successful candidate’s qualifications. The technician performs assigned calibration, maintenance, and repair work safely, reliably, economically, and with environmental considerations. Work may be completed independently or as part of a team. The role requires nuclear access, a DOT medical card, successful completion of EEI’s Power Plant Maintenance Selection System (MASS), and the ability to meet the stated weight restriction. Work takes place at varied facilities and field locations, with operating power-station conditions and substantial travel. Schedules vary with project assignments and plant conditions and may include weekends, shift work, overtime, and responses to unusual events and emergencies.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED.
Must successfully complete EEI’s Power Plant Maintenance Selection System (MASS).
Must obtain and maintain nuclear access.
Must obtain a DOT medical card.
Must meet the 275-pound weight restriction, which is an essential job function for safe use of weight-rated equipment.
Must live within a reasonable commute of the reporting location, no greater than 50 miles one way.
Must be able to work weekends, shift work, and overtime, and travel away from home base as assignments require.

Nice To Haves

One year of closely related experience with Tan Delta cable testing.
One year of closely related experience with motor testing.
One year of closely related experience with automatic voltage regulator maintenance.
Experience troubleshooting electrical or instrumentation equipment.
Experience reading electrical diagrams, schematics, and one-line drawings.
Experience using electrical or instrumentation test equipment.
Experience with lockout/tagout of electrical equipment.
Currently have nuclear access.

Responsibilities

Perform assigned calibration, maintenance, and repair of electrical, electronic, pneumatic, and hydraulic instrumentation and control systems.
Perform maintenance activities independently or within a team or group as needed.
Read and interpret basic instrumentation and control and electrical drawings, work orders, and plans.
Assist in controlling quality and productivity.
Communicate work progress and difficulties to coworkers and leadership.
Understand and follow applicable safety standards and use human performance tools and techniques.
Maintain housekeeping standards and ensure no reportable housekeeping incidents occur in the area of responsibility.
Develop proficiency in using calibration equipment and specialty tooling.
Gain general knowledge of equipment maintenance procedures, instruction manuals, drawings, and codes.
Obtain and maintain unescorted nuclear access.
Develop proficiency with company-provided computers and software, including Maximo, CAS, Tags Pro, eSOMs, Nantel, and other software needed for nuclear, regulated, and renewable energy tasks.
Operate vehicles and mobile equipment as required.
Respond to unusual events and emergencies.