Field Service Technician

Perform outage and outage-related activities for training, preparation, execution, and closeout of outage projects. This includes, but is not limited to, activities such as outage management, coordination, and documentation.

Perform non-outage activities such as customer or Westinghouse equipment refurbishment or repair, component upgrades, and troubleshooting at both customer and Westinghouse sites.

Execute all assigned tasks under general supervision, ensuring high quality and adherence to qualified procedures and guidelines. Maintain attention to detail and document all quality-related issues diligently.

Develop and promote team-building skills with peers, supervisors, contractors, customers, and other Westinghouse departments.

Demonstrate good customer sensitivity and customer service skills.

Focus on creative problem-solving to address challenges effectively.

Position requirements: Extensive travel, maintenance of “Unescorted Access” status, adherence to the “fitness for duty” program, and working with hazardous materials.

Training

• Participate in performance-based training programs to acquire qualifications and certifications, and stay current with technological advancements.
• Engage in formal training to expand knowledge, skills, and expertise.
• Gain on-the-job training in the field.
• Attend safety training to develop skills for working in hazardous environments and operating safety equipment.
• Learn and practice Human Performance Tools, INPO Principles, Industrial Health & Safety, ALARA principles, security requirements, and observe license requirements of Westinghouse and customers.
• Contribute to safety observations and initiatives.
• Understand and apply Nuclear Culture Safety requirements.

Leadership

• Perform assigned job tasks independently with demonstrated skills.
• Travel, access power plants, and interact with customers autonomously.
• Supervise projects and small teams, demonstrating leadership skills and goal orientation.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent; post-secondary degree/certificate or relevant experience preferred.

3-5 years of nuclear experience preferred.

General knowledge of nuclear power plant operations, maintenance, and outage procedures.

Specific training in electrical, electronic, or mechanical systems, along with proficiency in mathematics.

Ability to quickly learn and adapt to new systems, processes, and procedures.

Participation in a qualification or certification program related to nuclear work.