Lead Structural Engineer – Nuclear Plant Modifications

Aecon U.S.; Glen Rose (TX); On-site; USD 85,000 - 110,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health Insurance Benefits

401K with matching plan

Paid vacation

Tuition reimbursement

Wellness subsidy for fitness/health

Green home energy subsidy

Job summary

A leading infrastructure development firm is seeking a Structural Discipline Engineer for its Comanche Peak Nuclear Plant in Glen Rose, Texas. The successful candidate will act as the structural lead engineer, preparing design change packages and ensuring compliance with engineering standards. A Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering, a PE license, and at least 10 years of relevant experience are required. The role involves coordinating with various teams and necessitates U.S. citizenship for access to nuclear facilities.

Qualifications

• 10 years of relevant experience with industrial steel and concrete design.
• Able to obtain unescorted access within a nuclear power plant.
• Experience developing structural modification packages.

Responsibilities

• Function as the structural lead engineer and prepare design change packages.
• Prepare structural calculations and evaluations for design activities.
• Interface with plant stakeholders to determine project requirements.
• Exercise sound judgment in problem assessment and review completed work.

Skills

Industrial steel and concrete design

Preparation of structural design change packages

Good written and oral communication skills

Knowledge of nuclear standards

Familiarity with seismic response evaluations

Education

Bachelor of Science degree in Civil Engineering

Professional Engineering (PE) license

Job description

A leading infrastructure development firm is seeking a Structural Discipline Engineer for its Comanche Peak Nuclear Plant in Glen Rose, Texas. The successful candidate will act as the structural lead engineer, preparing design change packages and ensuring compliance with engineering standards. A Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering, a PE license, and at least 10 years of relevant experience are required. The role involves coordinating with various teams and necessitates U.S. citizenship for access to nuclear facilities.