Fleet Electrical, I&C & Digital Reliability Manager

Southern Company; Birmingham (AL); On-site; USD 140,000 - 200,000; Full time

Job summary

Southern Company in Birmingham, AL seeks a Fleet Plant Support Electrical/I&C and Digital Manager to lead a team of engineers responsible for governance, asset management, technical support, and fleet improvements across sites.

The role interfaces with site and fleet management, drives industry best practices, performs life cycle plans for major components, and participates in INPO/industry activities. Requires 10+ years power plant experience, nuclear preferred, and prior supervisory experience.

Qualifications

• Requires Bachelor's degree in Engineering or PE license.
• Minimum of 10 years of power plant experience; nuclear experience strongly preferred.
• Previous supervision experience preferred; 3+ years preferred.

Responsibilities

• Developing and leading individuals across the fleet to improve performance and achieve career goals.
• Aggressive pursuit of excellence in plant/equipment reliability across the fleet.
• Achieving industry excellence in indicators measuring equipment reliability and plant performance.
• Developing and maintaining life cycle management plans for major components.
• Providing a fleet perspective in supporting resolution of deficiencies and issues.
• Driving plant specific and fleet-wide improvements to Plant Reliability.
• Engaging in Industry efforts that support equipment reliability.
• Interfacing with INPO and other organizations on inspections and review issues.

Skills

Leadership

Power plant operations

Project management

Communication

Supervision

Nuclear familiarity

Education

Bachelor's degree in Engineering

Job description

Southern Company in Birmingham, AL seeks a Fleet Plant Support Electrical/I&C and Digital Manager to lead a team of engineers responsible for governance, asset management, technical support, and fleet improvements across sites.

The role interfaces with site and fleet management, drives industry best practices, performs life cycle plans for major components, and participates in INPO/industry activities. Requires 10+ years power plant experience, nuclear preferred, and prior supervisory experience.