Lead Facility Engineer – Nuclear/DOE Facility Leader (4x10)

Battelle Energy Alliance; Idaho Falls (ID); On-site; USD 114,000 - 281,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, Dental, Vision

Flexible Spending Accounts

401(k) with employer contribution

Paid time off

Employee Education Program

Comprehensive Relocation Package

Job summary

Idaho National Laboratory (INL) seeks a Lead Facility Engineer to lead and integrate engineering activities for assigned facilities. The role reports to the Manager of Lead Facility Engineering and collaborates with engineering, facility management, operations, and program staff.

The ideal candidate will manage configurations, develop facility strategies, perform failure analysis, and provide engineering leadership across projects in a DOE nuclear setting, with a 4x10 schedule from the MFC

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in engineering from an ABET accredited program with 9 years' experience OR Master's with 6 years OR PhD with 4 years.
• Level 5: Bachelor’s with 14 years, Master’s 8 years, PhD 6 years.
• Must be able to obtain MFC Lead Facility Engineer Qualification.
• DOE L clearance requires US Citizenship.

Responsibilities

• Manage facility system configurations
• Specification of system equipment maintenance
• Monitor equipment and systems performance
• Develop engineering strategy for the facility
• Identify and prioritize issues for the Facility Health Committee (FHC)
• Failure analysis
• Modification Design
• Operations Support
• Engineering Leadership

Skills

Leadership

Facility management

Configuration management

DOE/Nuclear facilities experience

Education

ABET-accredited B.S. in engineering

Master’s in engineering

PhD in engineering

Job description

Idaho National Laboratory (INL) seeks a Lead Facility Engineer to lead and integrate engineering activities for assigned facilities. The role reports to the Manager of Lead Facility Engineering and collaborates with engineering, facility management, operations, and program staff.

The ideal candidate will manage configurations, develop facility strategies, perform failure analysis, and provide engineering leadership across projects in a DOE nuclear setting, with a 4x10 schedule from the MFC