This role ensures all work is executed safely, efficiently, and in compliance with nuclear safety, quality, and environmental standards. The position involves full lifecycle involvement — from pre-outage planning and execution to post-outage review and reporting — providing leadership, technical expertise, and decision‑making support to ensure successful outage completion.
Duties and Responsibilities
- Manage teams
- Report to client
- Ensure HSE compliance
- Previous management of team consisting of diverse nationalities and cultures
- Collaborate with planners and engineers to define, prioritize, and prepare mechanical work scopes for the outage.
- Plan and coordinate required manpower, tools, equipment, and materials for assigned tasks.
- Conduct preliminary safety and risk assessments to identify hazards and ensure mitigation measures are in place.
- Ensure all activities comply with nuclear safety, regulatory, and quality standards (IAEA and site‑specific).
- Supervise and coordinate maintenance teams and contractors to ensure safe, efficient, and compliant execution.
- Act as the “gatekeeper” for scope changes, additions, or deletions, managing associated documentation and approvals.
- Monitor and track work progress against schedules, reporting deviations and corrective actions to management.
- Troubleshoot and resolve mechanical issues or delays during outage execution to maintain schedule integrity.
- Coordinate with QA / QC teams to ensure all work meets mechanical and nuclear quality standards.
- Conduct toolbox talks, daily briefings, and safety connects to reinforce safe work practices.
- Document maintenance and inspection results, ensuring accurate reporting and traceability.
- Participate in post‑outage reviews, compiling performance reports and lessons learned for continuous improvement.
- Ensure all project documentation and close‑out records are completed, verified, and archived appropriately.
Qualifications & Experience
- Diploma or Degree in Mechanical Engineering (or equivalent technical qualification).
- Minimum 7–10 years’ experience in mechanical maintenance, shutdowns, or outages within nuclear, power generation, or heavy industrial facilities.
- Proven experience in a nuclear power plant or other high‑safety regulated environment (essential).
- Strong knowledge of turbines, pumps, valves, piping, and heat exchangers.
- Experience in planning, executing, and closing out complex mechanical outage projects.
- Familiarity with nuclear safety culture, radiological protection, and QA / QC standards.
- Proficient in using CMMS systems such as SAP or Maximo (preferred).
- Valid certifications in HSE, Permit to Work, Lockout / Tagout, and Confined Space Entry (preferred).
Skills and Competencies
- Strong leadership and team management capabilities.
- Excellent planning, coordination, and problem‑solving skills.
- High safety awareness and deep understanding of nuclear safety principles.
- Strong communication and stakeholder management skills.
- Ability to read and interpret mechanical drawings and P&IDs.
- Analytical mindset for identifying issues and implementing corrective actions.
- Proactive, disciplined, and able to perform under tight outage timelines.
- Commitment to continuous improvement, safety, and operational excellence